Ride Wisconsin
Biking in
Biking in
Wisconsin.
Follow quiet trails through forests, ride beside lakes, cruise old rail corridors or trade pavement for dirt on a Wisconsin biking getaway.
Follow quiet trails through forests, ride beside lakes, cruise old rail corridors or trade pavement for dirt on a Wisconsin biking getaway.
Wisconsin gives cyclists plenty of ways to explore at a slower pace. Ride through wooded corridors, alongside farmland, near lake country or across trails that connect communities and parks.
You don't have to be chasing mileage records either. A bike ride can be the centerpiece of an outdoor weekend or simply one good afternoon during a Wisconsin getaway.
Easy rail trails, dirt and singletrack, or a relaxed family ride.
Long scenic corridors make it easy to leave traffic behind and enjoy the ride.
Trade smooth pavement for wooded trails, climbs, turns and Wisconsin singletrack.
Choose an easier trail and make the bike ride part of a family Wisconsin getaway.
Pick the terrain and pace that fit your trip.
Ride converted rail corridors through forests, farmland and Wisconsin communities.
Head into the woods for dirt trails, climbs and technical riding.
Choose flatter routes and make biking something everyone can enjoy.
Pair cycling with hiking, camping and other Wisconsin park adventures.
Explore quieter roads through rural landscapes and Wisconsin lake country.
Cooler air and changing leaves make autumn an especially scenic time to ride.
Combine a ride with beaches, boating and time beside the water.
Stay outside and make the trail part of a bigger outdoor weekend.
Rail trails can be one of the easiest ways to spend a day biking Wisconsin. Former transportation corridors have been transformed into routes where the scenery matters more than the destination.
They're especially useful for relaxed rides, family outings and travelers who want to explore without committing to technical terrain.
Explore Wisconsin Outdoors →Connect the ride with places you're already planning to explore.
Mix cycling with lakes, restaurants and a city weekend.
Add a bike ride to a trip filled with shoreline, parks and small towns.
Ride among forests and lake country during an outdoor-focused getaway.
Combine cycling with hiking, camping and Wisconsin scenery.
Add a ride to a lake weekend filled with recreation and places to stay.
Mix an urban getaway with lakefront riding and city attractions.
Plan a cooler-weather ride when Wisconsin's landscape changes color.
Build an entire Wisconsin weekend around a good ride.
Mountain biking changes the pace completely. Forest trails add terrain, turns, climbs and a little mud to a Wisconsin outdoor trip.
Make the ride part of a larger adventure with camping, hiking, state parks or a cabin waiting at the end of the day.
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Not every ride needs big mileage. Find a comfortable route, pack snacks and let the ride become one part of a day spent exploring Wisconsin.
Combine biking with beaches, parks, lakes or a family-friendly place to stay and you've got an easy outdoor weekend.
Explore Family Vacations →The landscape changes. So can the ride.
Watch conditions and enjoy the return of warmer riding weather.
Use long daylight hours to combine biking with lakes, camping and weekend trips.
Cooler temperatures and autumn scenery can turn an ordinary trail into the trip itself.
Choose a trail, find somewhere nearby to stay and make a weekend out of it.
Trail conditions, permitted uses and seasonal access can vary. Check current information before leaving, bring the equipment you need and choose a route that fits the experience of your group.
Wisconsin offers many different riding environments, including recreational trails, road routes, forest trails and bike-friendly outdoor destinations.
Yes. Wisconsin has recreational trails that follow former railroad corridors, offering another option for scenic cycling.
Yes. Families can look for flatter recreational trails and shorter routes suited to the ages and experience levels of their riders.
Mountain biking opportunities can be found in several areas of Wisconsin, with trail difficulty and conditions varying by location.
Fall can provide cooler temperatures and colorful scenery, although weather, daylight and trail conditions should always be checked before riding.
Yes. Biking pairs naturally with cabins, camping, state parks, lakes and Wisconsin communities where travelers can stay after the ride.
Find a trail, choose your pace and discover what looks different when you're traveling on two wheels.