Adventure Awaits in Cable

Cable is a premier destination for cross-country skiing, offering miles of scenic, well-maintained trails for all skill levels. From beginner-friendly routes to more advanced terrain, the area is known for its beauty, variety, and world-class grooming.

Local Races & Events:

American Birkebeiner

Junior Birkie

Barnebirkie

North End Classic

Seeley Lions Pre-Birkie

Seeley Hills Classic

Birkie Trail Tour

Book Across The Bay

Cable is a premier destination for mountain biking, offering an incredible range of terrain for every level of rider. From smooth, beginner-friendly trails to technical singletrack through dense forest, this is where riders come to explore, challenge themselves, and connect with the Northwoods.

At the heart of it all is the renowned CAMBA Trail System, featuring over 300 miles of well-maintained routes winding through rolling terrain, pine forests, and quiet gravel roads.

Whether you are out for a relaxed scenic ride or chasing a more technical, adrenaline-filled loop, the trail system delivers a world-class experience in every season.

Local Races & Events

The region comes alive throughout the year with cycling events that attract riders from across the country, including summer endurance rides, fall races, and winter fat tire events.

One of the most iconic is the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival, a nationally recognized event that brings thousands of riders together for an unforgettable Northwoods experience.

Experience the quiet side of winter in Cable. Whether you step right out from Rosa Lake Lodge or explore nearby trail systems, this is your chance to move at a slower pace and take in the stillness of the Northwoods.

Create your own loop along the lake, wander through snow-covered hiking trails, or head to Telemark Resort for more scenic terrain and elevated views.

Just minutes away, the North End Ski Club offers well-maintained trails along with up-to-date maps and current conditions, making it easy to explore with confidence.

Bayfield County offers over 140 miles of scenic, interconnected UTV and ATV trails, winding through forests, rolling terrain, and quiet backroads.

One of the best parts is the convenience. You can unload your trailer and access the trail system directly from the property, making it easy to spend more time riding and less time planning logistics.

After a full day exploring the Northwoods, return to the lodge to grill, relax, and unwind by the lake.

Step outside and access the snowmobile trail just 1,000 feet from the cabin, making it easy to explore the Northwoods without trailering.

From here, you can quickly reach Cable or ride deeper into the region toward the Lake Namekagon area for a full day of open trails, forest corridors, and frozen lake crossings.

The surrounding trail system is part of the larger network maintained across Bayfield County, offering miles of groomed routes through some of the most scenic winter landscapes in the Midwest.

Be sure to check current trail conditions before heading out to make the most of your ride.

A peaceful 2.3-mile loop maintained in partnership with the Cable Natural History Museum. This trail winds through forest, crosses a quiet road, and leads to a scenic bog with a boardwalk. It is an easy, immersive way to experience the Northwoods landscape.
About a 15-minute drive from Rosa Lake Lodge.

A 1.3-mile out-and-back trail featuring a striking sandstone gorge along the shores of Lake Superior. The cliffs extend into crystal-clear water with views of the Apostle Islands. Stunning year-round, and especially beautiful in winter.
About a 50-minute drive, perfect for a stop on your way to Bayfield.

A 3.6-mile round-trip hike with rugged terrain, exposed rock, and rewarding climbs. Along the way, you will pass Morgan Falls before reaching panoramic views that stretch over 20 miles to Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands.
About a 40-minute drive from the lodge.