Powers Bluff County Park

Overview

Powers Bluff is comprised of three areas, a federally-projected historical area to the south, a state-protected natural area to the east, and a silent sports area to the north. Friends of Powers Bluff, the non-profit group that helps maintain and promote the park, uses Trailbot to report trail conditions.

Singletrack trails are for MTBs, and Class 1 & Class 3 eMTBs only - no throttled bikes, no hiking, no pets.
Multi-use trails are open for hiking, biking, Class 1, 2, & 3 ebikes, leashed dog-walking, and seasonally, snowshoeing, and XC skiing.
 

Local Info

Singletrack trails are for MTBs, and Class 1 & Class 3 eMTBs only - no throttled bikes, no hiking, no pets.
Multi-use trails are open for hiking, biking, Class 1, 2, & 3 ebikes, leashed dog-walking, and seasonally, snowshoeing, and XC skiing.

The singletrack trails hold moisture well, so the dirt season starts a bit later than surrounding trails, but PB will have hero dirt when others have dust later in the year.