Well I have been putting in some bike miles for this season but have not had a lot of time to update the about-bicycles blog here with all the latest… Until Now!
I am writing this article to let you know about some Southern Wisconsin Bike Trails that I have just discovered or trails that I have ridden in the past and for which I have just now posting the photos and ride reports.
White River Trail and the bridge over the White River
The first trail that I would like to mention is the White River Trail (WRT) that heads east and west out of Burlington, Wisconsin. Both sections of this trail go into Burlington but they do not actually connect to each other although you could probably find a way to get from one to the other through the town of Burlington.
You can, however connect to the Seven Waters Trail (SWT) which heads northeast out of Burlington from the East Leg of the WRT. I did not get a chance to ride the SWT but we did ride both sides of the WRT just last month (June 2015).
This was a 38 mile ride and you can find all the details here on the new White River Trail pages. You will find the first-hand ride report, maps and photos of scenes along the trail on these new trail pages.
Kenosha Bike Trail on Lake Michigan
Next, I would like to let you know about the new trail pages that I just posted for our ride on the Kenosha Bike Trail (KBT) and Pike Bike Trail (PBT) in Kenosha, Wis.These are some nice bike trails along Lake Michigan just over the Wisconsin border.
We actually rode these trail in July of 2010 and I took a batch of photos but kind of forgot to upload the photos and ride report for this one :-(. So sorry, this ride is from a few years back but it was a very nice ride back then and I’m sure it still is. I would like to ride this one again and continue on to some of the connecting trails.
You can find our ride report and photos for The Kenosha Bike Trails here.
So if you are looking for some nice Wisconsin Bike trails within easy driving distrance from the Chicagoland area, these are a couple of good options.
Like the old cowboy used to say… Happy Trails to You ♫ …