Fat Tire Biking Yurt to Yurt

Another adventure for the winter at Boundary Country Trekking is Fat Tire Biking Yurt to Yurt. On your first day, bike one half-mile into the Tall Pines Yurt where you spend your first night. The next morning bike down the Little Ollie Road, then a 3-1/2 mile bike across Poplar Lake on a snowmobile trail and finally onto the six-mile snowmobiled Moose Trail to the Croft Yurt. On the return trip from the Croft Yurt, it is six mile bike back down the Moose Trail to Poplar Lake Public Landing Road where your vehicle is parked. Or you can bike the route in reverse, starting at the Poplar Lake Public Landing Road and bike six miles to the Croft. Then the next day bike to Tall Pines Yurt, about 12 miles total. As an alternative route, Poplar Creek Guesthouse can be added to or integrated into your biking itinerary.

About the Yurts — For centuries, the people of the Mongolian plateau have found yurts to be comfortable, convivial dwellings. These round, peaked-roofed, canvas-covered huts are warm and cozy. Each comes equipped with a wood-fired stove, pots and pans, LP gas stove with oven, camp battery lights, prep area, dining area, water and wood. Due to covid, we provide paper plates and cups and eating utensils You bring your own towels and sleeping bags. An outhouse is nearby. The Tall Pines yurt even has a wood fired Finnish sauna. While you bike between the yurts, your gear and food are transported for you.

You bike between the yurts on your own, where you provide and prepare your own meals and we shuttle your gear and food containers.