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Wisconsin
2.3 mi
Distance
111 ft
Gain
49 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Iat - Wedde Creek-Mecan River Connection
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This point-to-point trail connects Wedde Creek to the Mecan River in central Wisconsin, offering a scenic journey through the region's distinctive waterway corridors. The route traverses relatively gentle terrain along creek and river valleys, showcasing the natural beauty of Wisconsin's central landscape. Ideal for hikers seeking a moderate-length walk with water features and woodland scenery.
Iat - Chaffee Creek-Wedde Creek Connection
~3 min drive
Brief point-to-point connector linking Chaffee Creek to Wedde Creek.
Iat - Chaffee Creek Connection
~9 min drive
A 4.10-mile point-to-point connector linking Iat and Chaffee Creek areas.
Iat - Karner Blue-Chaffee Creek Connection
~9 min drive
Point-to-point connector trail linking Karner Blue habitat to Chaffee Creek.
Iat - Greenwood-Bohn Lake Connection
~11 min drive
Brief point-to-point connector between Greenwood and Bohn Lakes.
Iat - Bohn Lake-Deerfield Connection
~14 min drive
Short point-to-point connector linking Bohn Lake and Deerfield areas.
Iat - Deerfield-Emmons Creek Connection
~19 min drive
14.64-mile point-to-point Wisconsin trail connecting Deerfield and Emmons Creek.
Iat - Montello Segment
~27 min drive
A 2-mile point-to-point trail near Montello in central Wisconsin.
Iat - John Muir Park-Montello Connection
~37 min drive
11.24-mile point-to-point trail connecting John Muir Park to Montello in Wisconsin.
Iat - Hartman Creek Segment
~40 min drive
A scenic 5.23-mile point-to-point woodland trail through Hartman Creek area.
Iat - Waupaca River Connection
~46 min drive
Short point-to-point connector to the Waupaca River in Wisconsin.