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Trail factsRail trail: YesLength: 25 milesSurface: Asphalt - 5 miles; Crushed stone - 20 milesCounties: Fond du Lac, WashingtonCommunities: Eden, Campbellsport, Kewaskum, West BendDirectionsEden: State Highway 45 travels through Eden. Parking is…
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Trail factsRail Trail: YesLength: 15 milesSurface: Crushed stoneCounties: Brown, ManitowocCommunities: Denmark, Maribel, Francis Creek, RockwoodDirectionsThe trailhead in Denmark features a depot-shelter building and has parking and restrooms…
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Trail factsRail Trail: YesLength: 18 milesSurface: crushed stoneCounties: Polk, BarronCommunities: Amery, Turtle Lake, AlmenaDirectionsFrom the east or west, take U.S. Highway 8 into Turtle Lake or Almena. The trail is near Highway 8 in both…
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Trail factsRail trail: NoLength: 17 milesSurface: asphaltCounties: DaneCommunities: Madison, FitchburgDirectionsParking for the Capital City State Trail is available at the Dawley Conservancy Park on Seminole Highway, the DNR Service Center on Fish…
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Trail facts Rail Trail: Yes Length: 36 miles Surface: a combination of railroad ballast and limestone screenings Counties: Eau Claire, Jackson, Trempealeau, Buffalo Communities: Mondovi, Eleva, Strum, Osseo, Fairchild Directions The trail…
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Few places in the world have more lakes per square mile than Oneida and Vilas counties. The lakes were formed by glaciers that melted and retreated north during the last Ice Age. Thirteen trestles cross the lakes and streams along the trail. The…
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Trail factsRail trail: YesLength: 21.5 milesSurface: compacted graniteCounties: OneidaCommunities: Minocqua, Hazlehurst, Goodnow, HarshawDirectionsBoth trailheads are near State Highway 51 and have parking available. The north trailhead is in the…