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Top Hiking Trails Kenosha WI

Summer is on its way, and going for a hike is a great way to enjoy the great outdoors and get some exercise while you’re at it. If you’re looking for the top hiking trails in Kenosha WI, we’re here to help. We’ll offer you asphalt options and gravel options, for those of who you prefer to walk on certain types of trails, and different lengths for those looking for short or long jaunts. Read on to learn what trails are located in and near Kenosha WI.  

Asphalt Trails Kenosha WI

Algonquin Road Trail/Paul Douglas Forest Preserve Trail 

This forest trail circles the forest preserve in northwestern Cook County. Paved and smooth, this trail offers the challenge of hills, without the rugged terrain you find on many forest trails. The southern part of the trail offers quiet rolling hills, while the northern section might have you crossing a busy street or two.

Beerline Trail 

Named after it’s previous job as a transportation route for some of Milwaukee’s most famous breweries, the Beerline Trail runs through the Brewer’s Hill neighborhoods and other urban sights. If crossing bridges and admiring the local neighborhoods isn’t your idea of a great trail, you might want to check out the next option!

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Busse Woods Trail  

Located within the Ned Brown Forest Preserve, the trail is just outside the suburbs of Chicago. Over 10 miles long, this paved trail offers an enjoyable trip for cyclists, equestrians, and pedestrians. Lakes and meadows with spots for fishing and enjoying the sights make this trail worth the drive.

Kenosha County Bike Trail 

The Kenosha County Bike Trail offers two sections, separated by neighborhoods. The further north you go, the more rural the trail becomes. Smooth rolling hills and passing near the Pike River, the trail morphs into the North Shore Trail at the county line.