Where to Ride Your E-Bike in the Flathead Valley

At Kalispell E-Bikes, we want you to enjoy the beauty of Northwest Montana safely and responsibly. Below are some popular destinations for e-bike riders, along with important information about trail access and regulations.

Herron Park & Foy's to Blacktail Trails

Note: E-bikes are not permitted on the trails within Herron Park and the Foy's to Blacktail trail system, as they are designated non-motorized.

Great Northern Historical Trail (Rails-to-Trails)

• Distance: 22 miles (Kalispell to Somers)
• Surface: Paved
• E-Bike Access: Permitted
• Highlights: Scenic views, gentle grades, and a family-friendly route.

This trail is ideal for e-bike riders of all levels, offering a smooth ride through picturesque landscapes.

 Lone Pine State Park

• Distance: 7.5 miles of trails
• Surface: Mixed
• E-Bike Access: Permitted on designated trails
• Highlights: Panoramic views of the Flathead Valley and diverse wildlife.

Lone Pine offers a variety of trails suitable for e-bikes, but be sure to stick to those where e-bikes are allowed.

Glacier National Park (Paved Roads Only)

• E-Bike Access: Permitted on paved and unpaved roads open to motor vehicles.
• Restrictions: E-bikes are not allowed on trails or paths closed to motorized vehicles.
• Highlights: Stunning mountain vistas, wildlife sightings, and the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road.

Remember to carry bear spray and be prepared for changing weather conditions.

E-Bike Regulations Summary

• Permitted Areas: Paved roads, designated bike paths, and specific trails that allow motorized bikes.
• Prohibited Areas: Non-motorized trails, including those in Herron Park and the Foy's to Blacktail system.
• Trail Etiquette: Always yield to pedestrians and traditional cyclists, and adhere to posted speed limits.