This is one of the oldest and most popular cross-country ski trails in the Eagle River area. Trails are groomed for traditional style-skiing as well as ski-skating. Several loops are available over varied terrain from easy to difficult. Originally constructed in the 1930's by the Civilian Conservati...

Since 1946, the Argonne Experimental Forest has been managed by the Forest Service as a living laboratory to study methods for managing northern hardwoods. This interpretive trail passes through nine study areas where you can learn about different cutting methods and their effects. The trail feature...

This trail is on the east end of Lost Lake adjacent to the Lost Lake Campground. It winds through majestic hemlocks and hardwoods for a deep-woods experience. Interpretive signing along the trail explains the natural and cultural history of this area. One of the highlights is the "Assessor White Pin...

Enjoy this trail from high in the saddle. Take your horse on a slow trot through a tall, red pine forest over what was once a logging road and railroad grade at the turn of the century. Early loggers used a combination of horse drawn sleds and trains to haul timber from the woods. Once the snow fall...

This is a 4-mile foot trail that circles Black Lake. The trail map has a history of logging in the Black Lake area and interpretive text for stops along the trail.

The visitor center Boardwalk trail offers great wildlife viewing opportunities of birds, wterfowl, muskrat, frogs, and turtles. The trail is open year-round and visitors are welcome to walk, snowshoe or cross-country ski.The Visitor Center Boardwalk Trail is relatively level with a firm surface of c...

This is a very popular mountain bike trail system. To make the bike trail more interesting and correct problems on the ski trail, the bike trail is being reconstructed in 2003 and 2004 to move it off the Rock Lake Ski Trail. The maps show the revised mountain bike trail system. Two bike trails origi...

This short, moderately steep trail leads to the top of a rock outcrop that features five vistas. Three of the vistas overlook Chute Pond, one looks over a Forest Service tree plantation, and one looks north along State Highway 32 with Bagley Rapids on the west and Green Lake on the east. At the nort...

Most of the trail system is located on snowmobile trails with a tread about 14 feet wide. Much of the trail has a firm tread; however, some sections are located on wetter soils and pools of water may be present on the trail. In addition to bringing tools and perhaps fuel, one should consider a tow s...

Dendrology is the study of trees; ecology is the study of the relationships between plants, organisms, and their surrounding environment. The Dendro-Eco Nature Trail is an interpretive hiking trail primarily for the snow-free seasons. However, you are welcome to ski or snowshoe the trail in winter a...