In search of the best hiking trails in Wisconsin..

[AlumniClub]

Tell us about your favorite trail.

Which trails are better trails for terrain and length?

Do you prefer wooded trails or paved paths in the city?

What are the best urban trails?

What gear do you need if your interested in getting started in hiking?

Do have any stories about hiking with friends or family?

Tell about good safety tips while exploring trails and paths.

Do you prefer state, county or city organized trails?

Where would be a good place to take the family or kids hiking in Wisconsin?

If you post a link, PLEASE tell about the link.
Who, What Where, Why, How
Thank you.

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[AlumniClub]

I love to hike a area in Green Bay called the "Baird Creek Greenway".


Baird Creek Greenway, Green Bay, WI

The most extensive area of greenspace within the Green Bay city limits lies within the Baird Creek Greenway. The Baird Creek Greenway runs approximately five kilometers along Baird Creek an covers 375 acres on the northeast side of Green Bay, WI. Along the eastern edge of the greenway, along I-43, an exposure of the Maquoketa Formation and the steep valley sides show excellent glacial features. Recreational activities including biking, walking, bird-watching, and cross-country skiing coexist and benefit a multitude of users of the Baird Creek Greenway. Trails extend through lowlands, uplands, prairie, pristine forest tracts, and a number of scenic vistas.

[run4fun]

Timm's Hill Trail in South Eastern Price County starting from the Spirit Park on Stone Lake heading North towards the HIGHIST point in the State is an outstanding hike. Going thru wet lands, medows, hardwood forest mixed with dense evergreens, crossing creeks, passing by ponds and lakes all filled with birds of all kinds on a class A-1 trail with bridges and some gravel. Camping at near by Holiday Hills Camping on Hultman Lake is a real Emerald in the forest, a perfect place to start the hike. Deer, Martin, Beaver, Bear, Mink await your journy.