Enjoy Wisconsin's Trails!
Wisconsin state parks, forests, trails, wildlife areas, and other Department of Natural Resources lands provide more than 3,060 miles of recreational trails. They go through forests and prairies and on boardwalks over wetlands and sand dunes. Some provide urban residents with scenic getaways to rural areas.
There are trails for these activites, and more:
A boardwalk trail winds through the trees in the Brule River State Forest.
DNR Photo
- All-terrain vehicles
- Backpacking
- Mountain Biking
- Bicycle Touring
- Cross-country skiing
- Hiking
- Horse Riding
- Off-road motorcycling
- Nature trails
- Skijoring
- Snowmobiling
- Snowshoeing
- Wheelchair Use
More about Wisconsin State Trails
Facts
and Figures [PDF 17KB]
Trail News Updates – Get e-mail updates about the State Trails Council and other trail news.
Trail User Etiquette [PDF 2MB]
Ice Age Trail Agreement
[PDF 192KB] – Between the DNR, National Park Service, and Ice Age
Park and Trail Foundation
Other Trails
Dogsledding
[exit DNR]
Northern Woods
Birding Trail [exit DNR]
Wisconsin Tourism
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Maritime Trails
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Trail Building Opportunities
2008 Trail building Opportunities [PDf 44KB] Volunteer to build sustainable trails
National Trail Events
National
Trails Day [exit DNR]
National Trails Symposium [exit DNR] November 15-18, 2008 in Little Rock, Arkansas
Pro Walk/Pro Bike Conference [exit DNR] September 2-5, 2008 in Seattle, Washington
For more information, ask Wisconsin State Parks and Trails (608) 266-2181.
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