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Wisconsin
3.5 mi
Distance
163 ft
Gain
1h 14m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Iat - Dells of the Eau Claire-Plover River
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This point-to-point trail follows the scenic Eau Claire-Plover River through the Dells region of Wisconsin, showcasing the dramatic sandstone formations and river gorge that define this area. Hikers will experience a mix of riverside walking and woodland terrain as they traverse the natural corridor carved by the river. The dells landscape offers striking geological features and peaceful water views throughout the journey.
Iat - Dells of the Eau Claire Segment
~3 min drive
Scenic point-to-point trail through Wisconsin's Eau Claire River dells.
Boulder Lake Heritage Trail
~1h drive
Easy 1.08-mile out-and-back walk to Boulder Lake in Wisconsin.
Iat - Thornapple Creek-Dells of the Eau Claire
~4 min drive
Short point-to-point trail along Thornapple Creek in the Eau Claire Dells.
Iat - Thornapple Creek Segment
~7 min drive
A scenic 3-mile creek-side point-to-point trail through Wisconsin woodland.
Iat - Plover River-Ice Override
~11 min drive
Point-to-point riverside trail along the Plover River with glacial landscape features.
Iat - Ice Override-Antigo Heights
~17 min drive
10.21-mile point-to-point trail through Antigo Heights glacial terrain.
Mountain-Bay State Trail
~18 min drive
Scenic 6.5-mile out-and-back trail through northeastern Wisconsin.
Iat - White Cedar-Ringle
~20 min drive
A 3.25-mile point-to-point forest trail through Wisconsin's White Cedar-Ringle area.
Mountain-Bay State Trail
~20 min drive
27.65-mile point-to-point rail trail through Wisconsin forests and wetlands.
Mountain-Bay State Trail
~22 min drive
Scenic 9.72-mile out-and-back rail-trail through Wisconsin's natural landscape.