Moitakuru–Kiilopää mountain bike backbone (Open Fell Biking)
Route
Description
The Municipality of Inari describes Open Fell Biking’s main spine as the link that ties Kakslauttanen, Kiilopää, Saariselkä village, and Moitakuru into one continuous summer network, with numbered loops 1–7 branching off and GPS traces published alongside cartography. This mapped leg is about 30.9 km point-to-point...
Managed by
Inari
Official Maintenance
Trail info
Point-to-point on the mapped line from the Kakslauttanen parking belt toward Moitakuru; you can reverse direction or splice shorter Kiilopää–Kakslauttanen legs and the wider Saariselän maastopyöräilyreitit network for different day shapes.
Route direction
Open Fell Biking posts loops 1–7 in the terrain with symbols and leg numbers tied to official maps. Treat this backbone as part of the same marked system and carry the latest municipal or tourism PDF rather than relying on memory.
Route Signs
Dogs (On Leash)
Dogs
Open / Good Condition
Open / Good Condition
Activities allowed
Bike
Activity
Terrain & conditions
30.9 km
Distance
Plan roughly four to seven hours of pedalling for fit adults over the full backbone with normal photo and snack stops; faster groups can trim that toward three hours, while loaded or learning riders may want a full daylight buffer.
Est. Time
Mixed needle-floor singletrack connectors, gravel maintenance legs, and village tarmac links typical of the Saariselkä–Moitakuru OFB spine; expect softer patches after rain and short pinch climbs near the fells.
Surface
Single Track, Wide Track
Route Type
Partial Shade
Shade
Light Traffic
Traffic
Location
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Our data was researched from Inari, and other trusted sources, in March 2026. Our route / place GPX data comes from Metsähallitus / Lipas, last updated March 2026. Always check their official website for safety-critical updates.
Moitakuru–Kiilopää mountain bike backbone (Open Fell Biking)30.9 km
Route
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Description
The Municipality of Inari describes Open Fell Biking’s main spine as the link that ties Kakslauttanen, Kiilopää, Saariselkä village, and Moitakuru into one continuous summer network, with numbered loops 1–7 branching off and GPS traces published alongside cartography. This mapped leg is about 30.9 km point-to-point...
Managed by
Inari
Official Maintenance
Trail info
Location
Point-to-point on the mapped line from the Kakslauttanen parking belt toward Moitakuru; you can reverse direction or splice shorter Kiilopää–Kakslauttanen legs and the wider Saariselän maastopyöräilyreitit network for different day shapes.
Route direction
Open Fell Biking posts loops 1–7 in the terrain with symbols and leg numbers tied to official maps. Treat this backbone as part of the same marked system and carry the latest municipal or tourism PDF rather than relying on memory.
Route Signs
Dogs (On Leash)
Dogs
Open / Good Condition
Open / Good Condition
Location
Activities allowed
Bike
Activity
Terrain & conditions
30.9 km
Distance
Plan roughly four to seven hours of pedalling for fit adults over the full backbone with normal photo and snack stops; faster groups can trim that toward three hours, while loaded or learning riders may want a full daylight buffer.
Est. Time
Mixed needle-floor singletrack connectors, gravel maintenance legs, and village tarmac links typical of the Saariselkä–Moitakuru OFB spine; expect softer patches after rain and short pinch climbs near the fells.
Surface
Single Track, Wide Track
Route Type
Partial Shade
Shade
Light Traffic
Traffic
Explore nearby
Rate & Review
Be the first to write a review for "Moitakuru–Kiilopää mountain bike backbone (Open Fell Biking)"
Share a photo from a recent trip
Answers to your questions
Our data was researched from Inari, and other trusted sources, in March 2026. Our route / place GPX data comes from Metsähallitus / Lipas, last updated March 2026. Always check their official website for safety-critical updates.