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    Recreation

    The trail extends to about 123rd St. and Bluemound Rd. in Brookfield, connecting to the Milwaukee County Oak Leaf Trail System and ending at the Waukesha County line. A ramp connects the trail to Hwy. 100 and Bluemound Rd. for access to the…

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    Maps

    Hank Aaron State Trail map(Printer-friendly version) Hank Aaron State Trail Map - Section 1(Printer-friendly version) Hank Aaron State Trail Map - Section 2(Printer-friendly version) Hank Aaron State Trail Map - Section 3

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    Basic Information

    Trail facts Rail trail: Partially Length: 12 miles (includes some on-street segments) Surface: Asphalt - 10 miles. Limestone - 2 miles Counties: Milwaukee Communities: Milwaukee, West Allis Directions American Family…

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    Recreation

    The Green Circle is managed locally by the Green Circle Board of the Community Foundation of Portage County and is a cooperative effort among communities, private landowners, individuals and local governments. It is thought to be the only trail…

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    Maps

    Trail map [exit DNR]

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    Basic Information

    Trail facts Rail trail: No Length: 31 miles Surface: Varies - crushed stone, asphalt, wood chips, boardwalks, roadways Counties: Portage Communities: Stevens Point, Plover, Whiting Directions Schmeeckle Reserve is the…

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    Recreation

    The trail may attract a number of different users at the same time. It is important to use good trail etiquette to ensure the enjoyment and safety of all trail users.Wisconsin Trail Etiquette and Safety GuidelinesWalking, bicycling and in-line…

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    Great Sauk State Trail Map

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    Trail factsRail trail: YesLength: 10.5 milesSurface: AsphaltCounties: SaukCommunities: Sauk City, Prairie du SacDirectionsThe Great Sauk State Trail is near U.S. Highway 12 in south-central Wisconsin. Parking is…

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    Recreation

    The trail may bring a number of different users at the same time. It is important to use good trail etiquette to ensure the enjoyment and safety of all trail users.

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