The park system offers a variety of trails for enjoyment in all seasons.
Enjoy more than 35 miles of paved trails with unique and scenic experiences.
No Annual Membership or Daily Permit required for:
Annual Membership or Daily Permit required for:
Fox River Trail
The Fox River Trail is a three-mile trail between the City of Pewaukee and the City of Brookfield. It runs from a trailhead on Watertown Road in Pewaukee through scenic wetlands and woodlands and along residential neighborhoods to Brookfield Road in Brookfield. Currently, no other County Recreation Trail connects to the Fox River Trail.
Connecting Trails:
New Berlin Trail
The New Berlin Trail is a seven-mile lineal recreation trail located on the Wisconsin Electric Power Company right-of-way in the City of New Berlin. It extends from S. 124th Street just south of Greenfield Ave. (State Hwy 59) at the Milwaukee-Waukesha County line to Lincoln Avenue in Waukesha.
Connecting Trails
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Bugline Trail
The Bugline Trail is a 16-mile trail from Appleton Ave (S.T.H 175) in Menomonee Falls to the west end of North Lake in the Town of Merton.
It owes its existence to the quarries near Lannon. Trains once hauled famed Lannon Stone from the deep limestone pits which still operate today. A look down into the quarries from the trail is an impressive sight. Further along, perhaps you'll be able to spot homes built from the Lannon Stone. Dense woods close to the trail often hide the fact that much of your ride is through suburbs.
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Minooka Park Mountain Bike Trails
Minooka Park is home to a system of dedicated mountain bike trails (view stats and description). A destination for enthusiasts across the Midwest, Minooka Park's trails are 5.1 miles of single-track trails designed for different skill levels, from beginner to advanced. The loops cover a variety of terrain.
A Parks Annual Membership or Parks Daily Permit is required for each vehicle at Minooka Park.
Lake Country Trail
The Lake Country Trail is a 15-mile trail located on the former Milwaukee-Watertown Interurban Railway. It runs east-west through the middle of Waukesha County (north of I-94) through rolling terrain with scenic views of the mid-kettle moraine area, including the Landsberg Center trailhead, Pewaukee Lake, Naga-Waukee Park, Naga-Waukee Golf Course, Nagawicka Lake, historic City of Delafield, Upper and Lower Nemahbin Lakes, and Roosevelt Park in the City of Oconomowoc.
It was popular in the late 1800s as a direct link between Waukesha and the Oconomowoc Lake Country and utilizes the Wisconsin Electric Power Company right-of-way.
Where to Park
Map of Recreational Trails
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