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Travel Wisconsin, Office of Outdoor Recreation Launch Wisconsin Trail Report for Hiking, Biking
Travel Wisconsin, in partnership with the Wisconsin Office of Outdoor Recreation, has launched the Wisconsin Trail Report for its second year. The Wisconsin Trail Report lists current conditions for hiking and biking trail networks throughout the state and includes basic trail descriptions and links to additional resources.
The Wisconsin Trail Report is the state's most comprehensive collection of condition reports for hiking and biking trail networks. A first of its kind resource, the map-based report details trail conditions within the Wisconsin State Park System, various county and municipal parks, as well as private and nonprofit organizations like nature centers. No other resource showcases the vast trail offerings in Wisconsin with regularly updated condition reports.
Dozens of volunteer local reporters keep the more than 150 hiking and biking reports updated weekly or after major weather events or ongoing improvements. The reports include brief descriptions of the trail networks to inform users about the total mileage, type of terrain and landscape, facilities (like restrooms) available, or if fees are required. Biking trails are categorized as recreational or mountain bike trails and list the surface type.
Covering more than just the trails, the Wisconsin Trail Report lists the current weather forecast for the area, nearby activities, attractions, dining, and lodging, as well as photos of the trail network and nearby facilities.
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If you are interested in becoming a volunteer trail reporter for a trail network in your area, contact the Wisconsin Office of Outdoor Recreation.