Most trails accommodate both skaters and striders. The majority of the Telemark Trails are 12 to 16 feet wide and all have a single striding track on the right. Rock Lake One of the most popular trails in the region, Rock Lake is recognized as one of the most aesthetically pleasing, while athletically satisfying trail systems in the state. Located seven miles east of Cable on County Highway M, the Rock Creek trails are eight to 12 feet wide, single track design. Timberland Hills Located about nine miles northwest of Cumberland on County Highway H, this 24 kilometer trail system is situated on 2,400 acres of county forest.
Terrain ranges from gently rolling to screaming hills.
All the trails are machine groomed to 16 to 18 feet wide with double tracks on one side and a wide skating lane on the other. Nordic Woods Nordic Woods, about four miles west of Stone Lake, is perhaps one of the nicest smaller trail systems in the immediate area. It is entirely wooded and the 10.7 kilometers of trails wind around and between numerous remote, wilderness lakes. Wildlife is plentiful. It is a very beautiful trail through hardwood ridges, scattered older pines, and aspen stands and is dotted with pot hole lakes.