Map of the Wiouwash State Trail - Northern Section

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Wiouwash State Trail - Northern Section

Wiouwash State Trail northern section Wisconsin map area

Wiouwash State Trail - Northern Section

LENGTH:

19 miles

SURFACE:

unpaved - crushed stone

COMMUNITIES:

Birnamwood, Eland, Wittenburg, Tigerton, Split Rock

HIGHLIGHTS:

rail trail, miles of uninterrupted woodlands, wildlife, farmland, rural communities

NEARBY TRAILS:

Mountain-Bay State Trail

Wiouwash State Trail - South

RELATED LINKS:

Wausau

Regional Trails

The Wiouwash State Trail has two separate sections of unpaved trails located in Western Wisconsin. The northern section is 19 miles long and spans between Birnamwood and Split Rock. The southern section is 22 miles long and spans between Hortonville and Oshkosh. There is a gap of over 30 miles between the two sections of the trail.

The northern section of the Wiouwash State Trail is remote and travels through miles of hardwood forest, past farmland and through several rural communities. The trail was constructed along an abandoned railroad right-of-way and has long sweeping curves and gentle grades.

Conditions

The Wiouwash State Trail is unpaved with a surface of crushed limestone. There are a few gaps in the trail where trail users will need to use local roads to get to the next section. The trail is open for bike riding, running and walking. Snowmobiles are permitted during winter months.

Communities

The Wiouwash State Trail goes past the following communities: Birnamwood, Eland, Wittenburg, Tigerton and Split Rock.

Nearby Trails

Mountain Bay State Trail: the two trails meet up in the community of Eland.

End Points

The north end of the Wiouwash State Trail is located along County Road N at Railroad Street in Birnamwood.

The south end of the trail is located at the intersection of County Road SS and Split Rock Road in Split Rock.


Resources

Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the northern section of the Wiouwash State Trail in Eastern Wisconsin.