Trek FX1
Reserve FX1
for the Route of the Hiawatha
- For Riders:
- 5'8" - 6'6" (Multiple Sizes)
- Up to 272 lbs
- 12+ Yrs Old (Recommended)
Your bike rental includes a helmet, 800 lumen handlebar mounted light, and an optional shuttle ride to and from the Hiawatha. We'll bring your rental equipment to you. Catch our shuttle in Harrison, Kellogg, or Wallace and we'll bring you to and from the Hiawatha. Want to drive yourself? No problem - Just meet us in Taft, MT to get your equipment.
$100
- Booking for Hiawatha
- Booking with Delivery
A separate shuttle, operated by Lookout Pass, takes riders from the bottom to the top of the Hiawatha. For info on that shuttle, click here.
- Harrison: 8AM
- Kellogg: 9AM - 9:30AM
- Wallace: 9:15 AM - 9:45AM
- Arrival at Taft, MT: 10:00AM - 10:30AM PDT
- Return from Taft, MT: 4:15PM PDT
Your bike rental includes a shuttle to and from the Route of the Hiawatha. Pickup and dropoff available in Harrison, Kellogg, or Wallace. You may also meet us in Taft, MT to pickup your bike.
- About Your Rental
- Rentals available Tues, Thurs, Sat, & Sun
- 2 Person Minimum (Single Riders call 208-689-3436)
- Includes Helmet & Light
- Rentals available Tues, Thurs, Sat, & Sun
- 2 Person Minimum (Single Riders call 208-689-3436)
- Includes Helmet & Light
- Your bike ride starts & ends in Taft, MT - appx 2 miles from the Hiawatha's East Portal Trailhead
- Acoustic (non-electric) bikes may be taken on the Lookout Pass shuttle.
- A Hiawatha trail pass is required and can be purchased at the East Portal Trailhead (not included in rental)
- Your bike ride starts & ends in Taft, MT - appx 2 miles from the Hiawatha's East Portal Trailhead
- Acoustic (non-electric) bikes may be taken on the Lookout Pass shuttle.
- A Hiawatha trail pass is required and can be purchased at the East Portal Trailhead (not included in rental)
Your Bike Rental
Your bike rental includes a helmet, light, and shuttle service to and from the Hiawatha. Each bike also comes with different features such as a basket or rear rack. Check the bike detail page for more information.
Bike rentals with shuttle service to and from the Hiawatha are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from May 25th – September 15th, 2024. Acoustic bike rentals are also available 7 days a week with pickup in Harrison.
Due to Forest Service regulations and the cramped parking situation, our shuttle is unable to meet guests at the East Portal Trailhead which is the start of the Hiawatha. We can however meet you in Taft, MT, a short 2.3 mile bike ride to the East Portal Trailhead.
We rent a 24″ Trek Precaliber that is generally recommended for 8-12 year olds. We don’t rent bikes for younger children due to the time constraints of meeting our return shuttle. Riders are required to be 16+ years old to rent an E-Bike. We do not currently rent bike trailers for the Route of the Hiawatha.
We operate a large 14 passenger shuttle bus with a trailer to transport bikes to and from the Hiawatha. It doesn’t make economic and environmental sense to operate this bus for less than 2 passengers.
If you need a bike for both the Trail of CDA’s and the Route of the Hiawatha, and would like to pick up your bike in Harrison, you can book a Trek FX1 or Trek FX1 Stagger in a single booking here. If you need to rent an electric bike for both trails, or would like shuttle service to the Hiawatha, please make 2 separate bookings – one for each trail.
About the Shuttle
Morning pickups are in Harrison, Kellogg, and Wallace. Please view the full schedule for pickup times and locations. We will drop off you and your bike in Taft, MT, 2.3 miles from the East Portal Trailhead.
Riders not taking Moon Pass should return to the shuttle no later than 4:15PM PDT. The shuttle will be at or near the same location you were dropped off at in the morning.
Our shuttle is a complimentary service for customers who rent bikes for the Route of the Hiawatha. It’s a great option if you don’t have your own transportation or simply don’t want the stress of driving. For instance, if you’re staying in Harrison, Kellogg, or Wallace you can likely just walk to our shuttle pickup point from your hotel or AirBnB.
If you prefer to drive yourself, you can also meet us at Taft, MT to pickup your bike rental, helmet, and light. One advantage of meeting us in Taft is that you can take off right after your ride without waiting for other riders to return. Generally our shuttle driver is able to receive your bikes as early as 3:45PM PDT.
Acoustic (non-electric) bikes are available for pickup 7 days a week at our shop in Harrison. Please note that Harrison is approximately a one hour drive from the Route of the Hiawatha. Electric bikes can only be transported to the Hiawatha via The Cycle Haus shuttle.
Yep! If you have your own bike and need transportation to and from the Hiawatha, book your shuttle here.
Our shuttle brings riders from Harrison, Kellogg, or Wallace to and from the Hiawatha. A separate shuttle operated by Lookout Pass brings riders from the bottom to the top of the hill. For more information on that shuttle, click here.
The shuttle operated by Lookout Pass takes riders from the bottom to the top of the Hiawatha. This is a separate shuttle from The Cycle Haus shuttle. Acoustic (non-electric) bike rentals from The Cycle Haus may go on this shuttle. The Cycle Haus does not allow our electric bikes on the Lookout Pass shuttle. E-bikes can be ridden back up the Hiawatha or to Wallace via Moon Pass.
Electric Bikes
If you intend to just ride the trail downhill and take Lookout Pass’s shuttle to the top, then an E-Bike is not needed. E-Bikes are perfect for avoiding shuttle wait times. Skip the shuttle and see the beautiful Hiawatha a 2nd time by riding back up the hill. Alternatively, ride “The Hiawatha: Part 2”- the route from the Hiawatha to Wallace via Moon Pass.
Class 1 E-Bikes and Class 2 E-Bikes with the throttle disconnected are allowed on the Hiawatha. This means only pedal assist E-Bikes with a max speed of 20 MPH are allowed. E-bikes rented from The Cycle Haus meet these criteria.
We only rent E-Bikes with a minimum battery range of 45 miles. Our Veller-Long Range has a range of over 75 miles. We recommend turning your battery off during the downhill ride on the Hiawatha. If you do this, you’ll have plenty of juice for the remaining 19 miles of your ride (or 23.3 mi for those taking Moon Pass). Please note that hills and the weight of the rider can impact battery life so it’s important to pay attention to your battery gauge throughout your ride.
Things to Know
Yes. A pass is required to ride the Route of the Hiawatha and is not included in your rental. Passes are sold daily at the East Portal Trailhead and can be purchased online here. Please note that on Friday – Sunday Lookout Pass requires you buy their shuttle ticket with the trail pass, even if you do not plan to use their shuttle.
There is generally little to no cell coverage at the Route of the Hiawatha. Please arrange all transportation ahead of time and be prepared with paper maps if you plan to ride Moon Pass.
Moon Pass, also known as “The Hiawatha: Part 2” is a secret gem of the North Idaho trail system. The trail is much less crowded than the Hiawatha and offers similar spectacular scenery. The Moon Pass ride starts at the Pearson Trailhead, takes you over Moon Pass, and ends in Wallace, ID. It is recommended that you bring a paper map/directions if you intend to take this route. There is also signage along the route. For E-Bike riders, it’s important to leave plenty of juice for the ride over the pass. Moon Pass riders will need to lock up their bike at the Wallace Chamber of Commerce by 4:45PM.
Includes:
- Shuttle Service
- Cable Lock
- Helmet
- Water Bottle Cage
- Light
- Mini-Pump
- Flat Tire Kit