Anyone aware of some e bike friendly trails near Stanley Idaho?

[Hoodcreeper]

Headed there for a week....and as your all aware figuring out where we can ride these bikes in the US is a nightmare...

 

[bluemtrider]

peopleforbikes.org has an emtb section with a map showing trails that are open to emtbs. Helped me a lot last year in Utah & Colorado. I'll be heading to the Stanley area later this fall as it looks like some good trails there. eMountain Biking Map

 

[Hoodcreeper]

That interactive map on people for bikes is so glitchy....

 

[Slowroller]

Here's the local trail organization, they'd know.

Wood River Trails Coalition

woodrivertrailscoalition.org

 

[turn_one]

There are tons of motorized single track trails in that area. Bill Dart maps will point you towards them if you'd like a hard copy. ID has an interactive page that allows you to select single track trails for the entire state. Great tool if you're wanting a take along soft copy.

 

[Rosemount]

Trail Forks

 

[Seraye]

Headed there for a week....and as your all aware figuring out where we can ride these bikes in the US is a nightmare...

I know this may be too late but Trailforks will show you which trails are emtb legal.

 

[JimBo]

I know this may be too late but Trailforks will show you which trails are emtb legal.

So far I've found a few trail systems in my "region" that appear on Trailforks and allow eMTBs, though Tf says they do not.
All are private land - I found out simply by calling and asking (none of the places' websites mention eMTBs - yet).

• Ausable Chasm Campground in NY (pay to ride)
• Northfield Mtn in MA (free- owned by utility co)
• Retreat Farm in VT (free- donations suggested)

I've tried to get Tf to adjust their listings for these three, but haven't seen any updates yet. I think they have to hear from the land owners or managers, and I doubt Tf, who seem to be slightly biased against eMTBs in the US, is motivated to track down and verify...

Just sayin' - sometimes it's worth calling or emailing and asking. If the land manager(s) are unsure, you could offer to let them try your pedal assist bike to see that it's actually a bicycle, not worthy of "banning" despite all the oppositional NOISE.