04/28/2021
Happy Workout Wednesday!
Here are 5 trails in the Fox Valley to use for those nice spring and summer days ahead! What trail is your favorite?
1. Terrell Island
Terrell’s Island currently offers three hiking trails for visitors to enjoy. The trail leads out over the open water from shore at two locations, forming a loop that is unbeaten in the area for natural beauty and wildlife spectacle. Lake Butte des Morts Wildlife Area is a 265-acre property located near the mouth of the upper Fox River.
2. Heritage Parkway Trail
Heritage Parkway Trail is a waterfront trail in Little Chute along the Fox River. Enjoy views of canal and combined lock, hydroelectric dam and great views from a footbridge. Trail also includes wetlands and wooded areas. Connects Island Park to Heesakker Park
3. High Cliff State Park, Sherwood
This popular Wisconsin State Park has multiple trails for a variety of fitness levels from easy to challenging. A vehicle admission sticker is required for entry. The park includes forests, meadows, hills, rocky escarpment and former lime quarry.
4. Heckrodt Nature Preserve
A 76-acre urban nature reserve with over 3 miles of trails, including nearly 2 miles of elevated boardwalks that provide access to the wetland habitat. Located in Menasha on Lake Winnebago. Includes creek, pond, wetland, cattail marsh, open water, created prairie, open field, and forest. Also includes a nature playground for children and FREE Nature Center with mounted Wisconsin mammals and birds, aquariums with local fish, crayfish, turtles and snakes, displays and interactive play and learning.
5. Baird Creek West Loop
It’s a 2.6 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Green Bay, Wisconsin that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, running, and mountain biking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.