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Wisconsin
5.2 mi
Distance
648 ft
Gain
2h 4m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Iat - Hartman Creek Segment
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The Iat - Hartman Creek Segment is a scenic point-to-point trail in Wisconsin that traverses through diverse woodland and creek-side terrain. This 5.23-mile segment offers hikers a chance to experience the natural beauty of the Hartman Creek area with gentle elevation changes and peaceful forest surroundings. The trail provides an excellent opportunity to observe local flora and fauna while enjoying a moderate-length woodland walk.
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~6 min drive
Short point-to-point connector to the Waupaca River in Wisconsin.
Iat - Waupaca River-Skunk and Foster Lakes
~10 min drive
Short point-to-point trail linking Waupaca River, Skunk Lake, and Foster Lake.
Iat - Skunk and Foster Lakes Connection
~14 min drive
Quick point-to-point connector between Skunk and Foster Lakes.
Iat - Skunk and Foster Lakes-Iola Ski Hill
~19 min drive
13.2-mile point-to-point trail linking lakes and ski hill in central Wisconsin.
Tomorrow River State Trail
~20 min drive
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Iat - Deerfield-Emmons Creek Connection
~21 min drive
14.64-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail connecting Deerfield and Emmons Creek.
Iat - Bohn Lake-Deerfield Connection
~27 min drive
Short point-to-point connector linking Bohn Lake and Deerfield areas.
Iat - Iola Ski Hill Segment
~28 min drive
Short point-to-point connector trail near Iola, Wisconsin.
Iat - Greenwood-Bohn Lake Connection
~30 min drive
Brief point-to-point connector between Greenwood and Bohn Lakes.
Iat - New Hope Segment
~32 min drive
A 3.58-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail through woodland terrain.