Norpine Trail Pass Information
The ongoing success and operation of the Norpine Trail System depends upon you, and your willingness to participate. Use of the Norpine Trails requires a Minnesota Ski Pass.
First buy a Minnesota Ski Pass and second consider making a direct donation to the Norpine Trail System via PayPal.
Norpine Trails Usage Information
Cross Country Skiing (inline and skate)
Inline and skate cross country skiing have historically been the focus of the Norpine Trail Association. You can find specific trail locations on our Trail Maps page. Current conditions can be found on our Trails Report Page. Directions to trail heads can be found on our Directions Page.
Fat Tire Biking
Fat tire biking is allowed and encouraged in specific locations on the Norpine Trails. You can find specific trail locations on our Trail Maps page. Current conditions can be found on our Trails Report Page. Directions to trail heads can be found on our Directions Page.
Dog Use
Dogs are allowed in specific locations on the Norpine Trails. You can find specific trail locations on our Trail Maps page. Current conditions can be found on our Trails Report Page. Directions to trail heads can be found on our Directions Page.
Dog use on the westbound connector from the snowmobile parking lot trailhead just west of cascade running out and back westbound toward spruce creek and the Hall loop intersection; this is a nice section with good scenery.
