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Keweenaw Trails Alliance

kta-logoThe Keweenaw Trails Alliance is a partnership fostering a network of sustainable trails for recreation, health, transportation, economic and environmental stewardship throughout the Keweenaw.

The goals of the Alliance include:

  • Provide a forum for communication between trail user groups, land owners, land managers and local government.
  • Provide a unified voice representing the common interests of alliance members
  • Develop a regional vision for trails in order to secure permanent access to existing trails and land for future expansions
  • Promote the use of and market trail and trail related activities

Clubs

Hancock Trails Club

The mission of the Hancock Trails Club (HTC) is to promote the silent sports for both youth and adults and to provide stewardship of the Maasto Hiihto and Churning Rapids trails in Hancock, Michigan.

The partnership of the HTC, the City of Hancock, and generous landowners remains integral in maintaining the trails throughout the year for a variety of silent sports. This includes 25km of classic cross country ski trails in the winter and 25 miles of mountain bike/hiking trails in the summer. Find out more at hancocktrails.org

Swedetown Trails

The Swedetown Recreation Area in Calumet, Michigan, provides outstanding opportunities for recreation: winter cross country skiing, snow biking, and sledding; and summer mountain biking, hiking, and running. Winter trails include 29 km of groomed cross-country ski trails and 15 km (9 miles) of snow bike trails. Summer trails include 25 miles of purpose-built singletrack mountain bike trails which are also available for hiking and running.

Copper Country Ski Tigers

The Ski Tigers organization provides young skiers (ages 5-18) with cross-country skiing instruction, fun on the snow and companionship. Everyone from first-time skiers to high school racers receives individual and age-appropriate instruction. Ski Tigers emphasizes families skiing together and having fun. For all the details, see www.skitigers.org.

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