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Wisconsin
22.7 mi
Distance
494 ft
Gain
7h 48m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Wiouwash State Recreation Trail South Section
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The Wiouwash State Recreation Trail South Section is a scenic 22.66-mile point-to-point trail that traverses the heart of Wisconsin's glacially-shaped landscape. This rail-trail conversion offers a relatively flat, accessible route perfect for hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing, passing through diverse terrain including woodlands, wetlands, and open meadows. The trail's gentle grade and well-maintained surface make it an excellent choice for long-distance hiking while enjoying the natural beauty of central Wisconsin.
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