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Wisconsin
18.7 mi
Distance
426 ft
Gain
6h 26m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Cattail State Trail
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The Cattail State Trail is an 18.69-mile point-to-point trail that traverses Wisconsin's scenic landscape, offering hikers a substantial journey through diverse terrain. This trail showcases the natural beauty of the region with opportunities to experience wetlands, forests, and open countryside characteristic of Wisconsin's varied ecosystems. The extended distance makes this an excellent choice for experienced hikers seeking a full-day adventure.
Iat - Timberland Hills Segment
~27 min drive
10.69-mile point-to-point trail through Wisconsin timberland with rolling terrain.
Iat - Grassy Lake Segment
~28 min drive
8.31-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail through forests and lake country.
Iat - Grassy Lake-Timberland Hills Segment
~29 min drive
A scenic point-to-point segment linking Grassy Lake to Timberland Hills.
Iat - Tuscobia-Bear Lake Connection
~29 min drive
Scenic point-to-point connector linking Tuscobia Trail to Bear Lake in Wisconsin.
Iat - Tuscobia Segment
~29 min drive
12-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail through forests and wetlands.
Iat - Mckinzie Creek-Pine Lake Connection
~30 min drive
Easy point-to-point connector between McKinzie Creek and Pine Lake.
Iat - Sand Creek Segment
~32 min drive
Point-to-point creek-side trail through Wisconsin woodland.
Iat - Straight River-Straight Lake Connection
~35 min drive
Easy point-to-point connector between Straight River and Straight Lake.
Iat - Indian Creek Segment
~36 min drive
A scenic 5-mile point-to-point creek-side trail through Wisconsin forest.
Iat - Straight Lake Segment
~40 min drive
Point-to-point trail connecting Iat and Straight Lake areas.