Comfort Bike Rentals on Idaho’s Hiawatha Trail
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for riders of moderate fitness; minimal endurance needed due to gentle terrain
Overview
Rent a Comfort Bike in Kellogg, Idaho and explore the stunning Hiawatha Trail at your own pace. Perfect for a relaxed ride with amazing views and historic tunnels.
Comfort Bike • Hourly Rental
Starting at $40 • 4 hr, Full Day(open to close), 24 Hour Rentals
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About This Adventure
Experience the stunning Hiawatha Trail on a Hiawatha Hybrid bike, available for rent at our Kellogg store. Enjoy a comfortable ride with a relaxed position and front suspension, perfect for sightseeing. Choose from various rental options to explore this breathtaking trail efficiently and enjoyably.
HIAWATHA TRAIL users need to rent this bike from our Kellogg store. You can reserve the Hiawatha Hybrid on our website in the Kellogg location.
Rates
4 Hour Rentals: $40 Full Day(open to close) Rentals: $65 24 Hour Rentals: $80
Bike Sizes
Small: 4'11" - 5'6" Medium: 5'6" - 5'10" Large: 5'10" and up
All rentals must be returned before shop closing time.
24 hour and multi day rentals must be returned at the same time the rental was released from the shop.
About
The Comfort bike offers the comfortable relaxed riding position but offers a faster option than a cruiser, and front suspension of a mountain bike. This is a great option for those who want to see the sights on a comfortable and efficient machine.
Adventure Tips
Start Early for Cooler Temperatures
Beginning your ride early helps beat midday heat and crowds on the trail.
Carry Water and Snacks
Though the trail offers amazing scenery, there are limited services along the route, so bring hydration and light snacks.
Wear a Helmet
Safety first—helmets are highly recommended to protect yourself on the winding trail sections.
Check Your Bike Before Riding
Ensure your bike has fully inflated tires and functioning brakes before starting your rental ride.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black bears
- Mountain bluebirds
History
The Hiawatha Trail follows a historic railroad route built in the early 1900s to connect mining towns in the Bitterroot Range.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to maintain the trail's natural environment, including regular upkeep and promoting Leave No Trace principles among visitors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protects your head and enhances safety on the trail.
Reusable Water Bottle
Keep hydrated during warmer rides on the trail.
summer specific
Light Jacket or Windbreaker
Useful for cool mornings and changing weather conditions.
spring specific
Gloves
Provide warmth and better grip on the handlebars during cooler rides.
fall specific