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Wisconsin
8.9 mi
Distance
574 ft
Gain
3h 16m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Blue Trail
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Blue Trail is an 8.95-mile loop in Wisconsin that offers a moderate hiking experience through diverse terrain. This scenic circuit showcases the natural character of the region with varied landscapes and woodland sections. The loop format makes it accessible for hikers seeking a complete circuit without retracing their steps.
White Loop
~1 min drive
A short 1.05-mile point-to-point trail in Wisconsin.
Iat - Whitewater Lake Segment
~5 min drive
A 4.44-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail through the Whitewater Lake area.
Green Loop
~7 min drive
A 6.47-mile loop trail in Wisconsin with moderate terrain and scenic views.
Orange Loop
~7 min drive
Easy 0.62-mile point-to-point trail in Wisconsin.
Brown Loop
~7 min drive
Short point-to-point Wisconsin trail under half a mile.
Iat - Clover Valley-Whitewater Lake Connection
~15 min drive
Point-to-point trail connecting Clover Valley to Whitewater Lake in Wisconsin.
Iat - Skuppernong-Waterville Connection
~22 min drive
Brief point-to-point connector linking Skuppernong and Waterville areas.
Iat - Waterville Connection
~25 min drive
Brief point-to-point connector trail linking Iat and Waterville areas.
Iat - Storrs Lake-Clover Valley Connection
~28 min drive
9.28-mile point-to-point connector linking Storrs Lake and Clover Valley.
Iat - Storrs Lake Segment
~28 min drive
Short point-to-point trail connecting Iat area to Storrs Lake in Wisconsin.