how about wisconsin trails...?

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Permalink Reply by David Barish on June 20, 2011 at 2:37pm

Its time to take back every nasty thought you had about those who live above the Cheddar Curtain.  The state publishes excellent bike maps of every county.  I used one of these maps in conjunction with the ATA map to create a ride to Lake Geneva a few years ago. http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/bike-foot/countymaps.htm  Whereever you go in the Land O' Cheese you can find good roads for cycling and good ways to link up to your destination.

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Permalink Reply by Carter O'Brien on June 20, 2011 at 3:30pm

We did this last year and are going back in the fall, it's really nice riding, plus with a short detour you can go through a railroad tunnel/cave that curves, which is spooky and pretty sweet.

 

Can't recommend this enough either:

 

http://www.cyclesouthwestwisconsin.com/

 

The website and free map (they even cover postage!) give great route suggestions and topography, including the total distance you have to bike uphill.  I highly recommend the route that starts/stops at Petosi Brewery, they also have this in their building, it was much cooler than I expected:

 

http://www.potosibrewery.com/museums_brew.cfm

envane x said:

New Glarus, the Sugar River trail goes right through it. Beautiful country.

 

http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/parks/specific/sugarriver/

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Permalink Reply by Larry on June 20, 2011 at 8:05pm

Thanks Dave....  I just checked out the website and ordered the map....  I have lived on both sides of the Cheddar Curtain and I have to say that they have better cycling up there....

David Barish said:

Its time to take back every nasty thought you had about those who live above the Cheddar Curtain.  The state publishes excellent bike maps of every county.  I used one of these maps in conjunction with the ATA map to create a ride to Lake Geneva a few years ago. http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/bike-foot/countymaps.htm  Whereever you go in the Land O' Cheese you can find good roads for cycling and good ways to link up to your destination.

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