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Get out there.

Rail trails and paved paths from town to town, Wisconsin’s biggest state forest, groomed snowmobile trails and dusty ATV roads. Here’s where to go, and a shirt for when you get back.

See the trails on the map

01Bike trails

Old rail lines and paved paths from town to town.

Boulder Junction, Vilas County

Boulder Junction’s Paved Trails

Fifty-some paved miles through the state forest.

Minocqua to Heafford Junction

Bearskin State Trail

A logging railroad, turned into a trail.

Tomahawk to Heafford Junction

Hiawatha Trail

Tomahawk’s end of the old rail line.

Eagle River to Three Lakes

Three Eagle Trail

From the old depot in Eagle River to Three Lakes.

02Forests

Public land with more lakes than you can paddle in a lifetime.

Vilas, Oneida and Iron counties

Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest

Wisconsin’s biggest state forest.

03Sleds & ATVs

Groomed trails in winter, dust and woods roads in summer.

Vilas and Oneida counties

Snowmobile Trails

Groomed by local clubs, all winter long.

Oneida, Lincoln and Vilas counties

ATV & UTV Trails

Woods trails and town roads, May into December.

04Places to see

Where the Hodag lives, the logging days and the wildlife.

Rhinelander

Hodag Park

Where the legend is written down.

Rhinelander

Pioneer Park Historical Complex

The logging days, up close.

Minocqua

Northwoods Wildlife Center

Hurt and orphaned wildlife, back on their feet.