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Wisconsin
8.3 mi
Distance
587 ft
Gain
3h 4m
Time
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Iat - Grassy Lake Segment
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The Iat - Grassy Lake Segment is an 8.31-mile point-to-point trail that traverses through the scenic landscapes of northern Wisconsin. This segment offers hikers a chance to experience diverse terrain and natural features characteristic of the region's glacially-shaped topography. The trail provides a moderate hiking experience with opportunities to observe the area's forests, wetlands, and lake environments.
Iat - Grassy Lake-Timberland Hills Segment
~3 min drive
A scenic point-to-point segment linking Grassy Lake to Timberland Hills.
Iat - Timberland Hills Segment
~12 min drive
10.69-mile point-to-point trail through Wisconsin timberland with rolling terrain.
Iat - Sand Creek Segment
~17 min drive
Point-to-point creek-side trail through Wisconsin woodland.
Iat - Tuscobia-Bear Lake Connection
~20 min drive
Scenic point-to-point connector linking Tuscobia Trail to Bear Lake in Wisconsin.
Iat - Tuscobia Segment
~20 min drive
12-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail through forests and wetlands.
Iat - Indian Creek Segment
~24 min drive
A scenic 5-mile point-to-point creek-side trail through Wisconsin forest.
Iat - Mckinzie Creek-Pine Lake Connection
~28 min drive
Easy point-to-point connector between McKinzie Creek and Pine Lake.
Cattail State Trail
~28 min drive
An 18.69-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail through scenic natural landscapes.
Iat - Straight River-Straight Lake Connection
~34 min drive
Easy point-to-point connector between Straight River and Straight Lake.
Iat - Hemlock Creek-Tuscobia Connection
~34 min drive
Scenic 2.4-mile connector linking Hemlock Creek to Tuscobia Trail.