Biking season is upon us, and Wisconsin is a two-wheeled paradise. Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, Wisconsin’s bike paths offer it all. This is cycling in the sun.
Find places to bike with the Wisconsin Trail Report
The Wisconsin Trail Report is the basic source of information about planning a bicycle trip. Using the report, you will discover trail networks for all types of cycling. We have goals for leisurely afternoon rides across the country or multi-day mountain biking adventures. The trail report provides general conditions on the trail network, so you know what to expect. Click on a destination in the trail report to find nearby places to spend the night, dine, and have fun throughout your trip.
Experience the best trail riding in Sawyer County
This summer, head to Sawyer County for a mountain biking adventure unlike any other in the Midwest. Start with an overnight stay in ROAM Adventure Base Camp. The campsite is located in the forest and has direct access to CAMBA trails.
This extensive trail network includes over 120 miles of singletrack mountain bike trails in the heart of the Northwoods. You can also tackle 200 miles of designated gravel trails, which is becoming a very popular option among cyclists. Return to ROAM Adventure Basecamp and enjoy the peace and still of remote campsites. They also offer four year-round cottages, literally elevated. Elevated houses create the feeling of being among the trees.
Dine in Seeley Sawmill Showroom for an iconic experience. You will be amazed by the building’s exterior, which looks like it was taken out of a German fairy tale. Inside, sample pub classics and evening specials such as Friday fish fry and Saturday ribs.
Pedal through Ozaukee County communities
Cruise through communities north of Milwaukee Ozaukee Interurban TrailThe trail connects cyclists to the natural landscapes and historic downtowns of places like Cedarburg, Grafton and Belgium. It runs for 30 miles on a former railroad track, and since the path is paved, it’s a great option for families to walk and explore.
In Port Washington you can enjoy good food and attractive views Fork and tapThe restaurant serves top-class cuisine and is located next to the city’s idyllic marina. A popular dish is pulled chicken sandwiches, served on the restaurant’s signature “truck bread” and topped with a multitude of different ingredients.
If you visit after Memorial Day, be sure to stock up on salt licks at FrankieThis seasonal ice cream shop collects cones and dishes from inside a photo-worthy 1969 Airstream trailer.
Historic biking experience on the Elroy-Sparta State Trail
The Elroy-Sparta State Trail is a must-see historical site in Wisconsin by bike. Considered to be the first rail-to-trail project in the country, it winds through Driftless for 52 miles and connects five tiny towns between Monroe and Juneau counties.
The trail is famed for its three rock tunnels, which were built 140 years ago to bring trains through the area. Cycle through the historic tunnels for an experience you won’t find in many other places.
If you want home style cooking, stop in Dorset Valley School Restaurant.Located in Wilton, next to the trail, you will be delighted with this one-room former schoolhouse dating back to the 19th century. Choose from breakfast, lunch and dinner options to fuel your cycling journey. Make your trip overnight by staying at a hotel Amil’s Inn GuesthouseYou will enjoy a peaceful stay in a charming country house and enjoy a country-style breakfast in the morning.
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