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Wisconsin
44.0 mi
Distance
1,067 ft
Gain
15h 11m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Wolf River State Trail
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The Wolf River State Trail is a scenic 43.97-mile point-to-point route that follows the historic rail corridor through northeastern Wisconsin. This converted rail trail offers a relatively flat, accessible journey through diverse landscapes including forests, wetlands, and river valleys, making it ideal for hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts seeking a multi-day adventure or sectional day hikes.
Iat - Kettlebowl Segment
~12 min drive
10-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail through forest terrain.
Boulder Lake Heritage Trail
~15 min drive
Easy 1.08-mile out-and-back walk to Boulder Lake in Wisconsin.
Michigan Rapids
~59 min drive
Easy 4-mile out-and-back Wisconsin trail featuring rapids and waterway views.
Iat - Antigo Heights-Kettlebowl
~14 min drive
Point-to-point Wisconsin trail through Antigo Heights terrain to Kettlebowl.
Chute Pond Scenic Overlook
~31 min drive
Easy out-and-back hike to a scenic pond overlook in Wisconsin.
Laura Lake Nature Trail
~1h 14m drive
Scenic 4.93-mile lake loop through Wisconsin forest and shoreline.
Wolf River Ccc Trail
~15 min drive
Short out-and-back walk along the Wolf River in Wisconsin.
Carter Fire Tower Trail
~34 min drive
Short out-and-back hike to a historic Wisconsin fire tower with scenic views.
Giant Pine
~1h 20m drive
A 3.57-mile woodland loop through Wisconsin's pine forests.
Iat - Antigo Heights
~21 min drive
A 4.59-mile point-to-point trail through Antigo Heights' rolling Northwoods terrain.