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Pine River Trail

Exploring The Pine River Trail

The Pine River Trail in Richland County, Wisconsin is a 14.3-mile multi-use recreational trail located about 50 minutes from Devil's Lake State Park. Running from Richland Center to Lone Rock, the trail offers opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring nature.…

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e-bikes on the Great Sauk Trail

Stepping Up To e-Bikes, Our Take.

The popularity of e-bikes has been surging worldwide and it’s easy to see why! E-bikes offer accessibility, fun, and an environmentally-friendly transportation option. The electric assist makes biking easier for everyone while still providing exercise. (Some models do have throttles…

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Single Track Trail Sign

Chief Nąąga Keramąnį Trails

The local biking community is excited to invite riders to check out Baraboo's new Chief Nąąga Keramąnį trails now being built by Baraboo Parks & Recreation along with area volunteers. Eventually, there will be 2-3 miles of single-track bike trails,…

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Great Sauk Trail - Snow

Early Season Rides?

You never know what the weather will be like this time of year, but some area bike trails are still ridable, rain or shine! Yep, a lot of us are anxious to get back out on the bike trails this…

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Bikes at the Marshland access great river state trail

Bike 4 Trails. Done.

My wife and I (And our 2 border collies!) completed the Bike 4 Trails route from Marshland (Near the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge) south to Reedsburg on Wednesday morning just after 10 am. (Now we just need the Great Sauk…

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Tunnel - Elroy Sparta State Trail

Bike 4 Trails! Well, 3 ½ Anyway!

Wisconsin's 101-mile "Bike 4 Trails" route from Marshland to Reedsburg combines the Great River, the La Crosse River, the Elroy-Sparta & the 400 State Bike Trails. While a few riders will make this into a day trip, most folks stretch…

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Art on the Great Sauk State Trail

Have you had a chance to walk or bike on Wisconsin's Great Sauk State Trail? The paved trail follows a former railway from Sauk City through the Sauk Prairie Recreation Area, and will eventually run through Devil's Lake State Park…

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