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Wisconsin
1.7 mi
Distance
163 ft
Gain
38 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Whitetail Loop
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Whitetail Loop is a short, scenic loop trail in Wisconsin perfect for a quick nature walk or family outing. This 1.66-mile circuit winds through typical Wisconsin woodland habitat where whitetail deer are commonly spotted, offering peaceful forest immersion in a compact package. The gentle terrain and modest distance make it an ideal choice for hikers seeking a brief escape into nature.
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