MQT Bike Rentals, an independent Marquette area business helps people get out and enjoy the great outdoors, by offering Bike Rentals in Marquette, which includes Fat tire bikes year-round, cruiser bikes in the summer, and have recently added Vintage bikes to our collection of Rental Bikes. Marquette. Michigan offers so many scenic trails that you can ride with fat bikes or take a leisurely ride on a cruiser and enjoy the beautiful views of Lake Superior and the incredible beaches. Currently, MQT Bike Rentals are operating with a limited fleet and highly recommend reservations. MQT Bike Rentals rent fat bikes for all seasons, cruisers, 24″ kids bikes, and a limited amount of mountain bikes. MQT Bike Rentals, LLC is an independent local business, not affiliated with Superior Stay Hotel. As a convenience to Superior Stay Guests, we have provided an easy way here to connect with MQT Bike Rentals.
Are you interested in getting out on a bike to explore the biking trails in Marquette, Mi, and enjoy a sunny summer day? We can help you find the best fit bike for you to rent.
Phone: 906-250-9733
Email: mqtbikes@gmail.com
Hours of Operation:
Open 7 Days a Week
Note: This information is provided by SuperiorStayHotel to our guests as a courtesy, please connect with the vendor to verify the details and most up-to-date information.
From Point to point to Looped, thorny to flowy, beginner to expert, the options for biking trails in Marquette are limitless. Continue reading to know more about the tracks.
(2 miles/4 mins)
NTN trails include many long and short biking trails. The Trails are easily reachable from town and you can start at any of the three North Trailheads: BLP, Forestville, or Tourist Park. It is pet friendly as well, but if kept on leash only, as per Michigan Law. The most challenging trail of all is the Pine Knob Trail, must try if you are an expert.
(3.7 miles/ 8 mins)
Morgan Creek Loop is part of the NTN South Trails. The loop starts on Carpe Diem, a trail that rides smoothly along the Carp River's edges. Expect climbs, shapes, and scenery along this long, curvy singletrack—paired with scanty rock, sizable berms, and nice descents.
(14.8 miles/ 23 mins)
Located 20 minutes west of Marquette, are the RAMBA trails, which have been entirely hand-built over the decades by the RAMBA trail organization (Range Area Mountain Bike Club). The trails are very well-maintained and well-marked for the bikers to use. They have added some technical features to make the trail more fun. Get your trail map from RAMBA before beginning, it has all the information about long or short trails, recommendations etc.
(5.4miles/ 12mins)
IOHT offers a cross-section of Marquette County's scenery, history, and culture. The trail is about 47-miles long, year -round, and has multiple trails but not all the trails are suitable for an year-round access. Whenever you plan to visit the trail make sure you check the maps on the trailheads to know where you are allowed and choose the trail as per your level of expertise.