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The Eisenbahn Trail was a Rails to Trails project, built on the abandoned Fox Valley Railroad right of way. [1] The name "Eisenbahn" is a reference to the trails origins, meaning "iron road." [ 4 ] The railroad was originally constructed in 1871 [ 5 ] by Chicago and North Western Transportation Company .
Campbellsport has two main parks: Fireman's Park located on the West end of town, and Columbus Parc located on the East end of town. The Eisenbahn State Trail also travels through the village. The Campbellsport Athletic Association (CAA) acts as the greater Campbellsport community's recreation department. [15]
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Badger State Trail (40.0 mi or 64.4 km) Bearskin State Trail (21.5 mi or 34.6 km) Buffalo River State Trail (36.0 mi or 57.9 km) Burlington-Kansasville State Trail; Capital City State Trail (17 mi or 27 km) Cattail State Trail; Chippewa River State Trail; Devil's River State Trail; Eisenbahn State Trail; Elroy-Sparta State Trail
The Aldo Leopold Legacy Trail System is a system of 42 state trails [1] in the state of Wisconsin, covering a total of 1728 miles. It was named after conservationist and influential University of Wisconsin professor Aldo Leopold .
The trail receives its name from Military Ridge Road, built by the US Army in 1835 to connect Green Bay and Fort Crawford (Prairie du Chien) via Fort Winnebago . [1] [2] Most of the trail follows the former Chicago and North Western Railway corridor, which has a grade of only 2 to 5 percent. The old railroad line was the same one that crossed ...
The Empire State Trail Town program is designed "to connect communities to one another and to nature." Little Falls joins the ranks of Empire State Trail Towns. What it means for the community
The 400 State Trail connects to the Elroy-Sparta State Trail in Elroy. The trail headquarters is located in a historic depot in Reedsburg and is open from May 1 through October 31. There is a $5.00 per day fee for use of the trail if one does not have the $25.00 yearly Wisconsin bike trail pass.