Trails at Havenwoods State Forest

More than 6 miles of trails invite hikers to explore Havenwoods' woods, wetlands, and grasslands. Some of the trails are accessible to people with disabilities.

The terrain is gentle, with trails leading you through grasslands, around wetlands, and through woods. To determine how far you walk, use this trail segment map to calculate the lengths of your favorite paths.

A 1.5-mile self-guided nature trail tells the story of Havenwoods’ history. Pick up a trail booklet in the education center.

Bicycling

Bikers are welcome to pedal around on 2 miles of limestone and asphalt service roads.

Take a bike ride to enjoy the fall colors at Havenwoods
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Skiing

The trails are flat, and they are not groomed. But the value of free skiing close to home is priceless!

Snowshoeing

When the education center is open, you can borrow a pair of snowshoes and try walking on top of the snow.

Get out on snowshoes and let the flakes tickle your nose.
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Pet Walking

Pets are permitted at Havenwoods with these restrictions:

• Pets are not allowed in areas shaded on the map.
• Pets must be on a leash no longer than 8 feet and under your control at all times.
• Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up pet waste.

Note: Pet rule violations are subject to fines and are strictly enforced to provide a safe and clean place for all visitors. Thanks for helping.

Use of motorized recreational vehicles such as all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes and snowmobiles is prohibited at Havenwoods.

For more information, call (414) 527-0232 during business hours or e-mail:

The superintendent
The education coordinator
The ranger
A naturalist

Or see the Friends of Havenwoods Web site [exit DNR]