easy
Multiple days recommended
Suitable for riders with basic fitness and casual cycling experience
Rent a comfortable hybrid bike for multiple days at the Coeur d'Alene Bike Co and explore the iconic Hiawatha Trail. Enjoy relaxing rides and stunning Idaho scenery at your own pace.
Discover the charm of Idaho’s Hiawatha Trail with a Comfort Bike multi-day rental from Coeur d'Alene Bike Co. Conveniently available at our Kellogg store, the Hiawatha Hybrid bike offers a relaxed seating position and mountain bike suspension, making your ride both smooth and enjoyable even on rougher terrain. This rental is ideal for those who want to explore the stunning landscapes without the strain of a high-performance bike. Over multiple days, you can take your time to savor breathtaking views of tunnels, trestles, and lush forests along the trail. The experience is perfect for casual cyclists, families, and sightseeing enthusiasts who appreciate comfort combined with adventure. Booking online allows you to plan your trip ahead and ensures your bike is ready when you arrive. Whether you want to take leisurely rides or tackle longer portions of the trail, this rental accommodates your pace and style. The Hiawatha Trail’s unique history as an old rail line converted to a scenic bike path adds a special backdrop to your adventure, making your time on the bike both fun and memorable. Coeur d'Alene Bike Co stands ready to equip you with everything needed for an unforgettable outdoor journey through one of Idaho’s most beloved routes.
Reserve your Hiawatha Hybrid bike online to guarantee availability during your visit.
Carry enough hydration and snacks as there are limited services along the trail.
Idaho weather can change quickly, so dress in layers and prepare for variable temperatures.
The Hiawatha Trail has several long tunnels; bike lights or headlamps are highly recommended for safety.
The Hiawatha Trail follows the route of the former Milwaukee Road railroad, converted into one of the most scenic rail-trails in the U.S.
Efforts are ongoing to maintain the trail's natural environment through volunteer clean-ups and sustainable trail management practices.
Protects your head and is required for safety on all rides.
Needed for safe passage through tunnels and low-light areas.
Keeps you hydrated during long rides, especially in warm weather.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust to changing temperatures and weather conditions.
spring specific