Northwest Wisconsin Outdoor & Trail Guide

Horseback Riding in Northwest Wisconsin Governor Knowles State Forest Burnett County Length: 14 miles. Snowmobile/horseback trail in Burnett and Polk counties. Out-and-back trail in enchanted forest with stunning vistas and access to the St. Croix River and quaint, natural water pools. Governor Knowles State Forest Polk County Trade River Horse Trails are located on the northwest section of Polk County. There are 40 miles of maintained and marked trails, which wind through a variety of terrains and different forest types. A Wisconsin State Trail Pass is required for riders 16 and over. 5 6 www.northwestwisconsin.com • 715-416-3256 16 A leisurely way to see and experience the beauty of the northwoods is by horseback. Trails wind through incredible hardwood forests, along scenic lakes, and offer views that can only be seen by foot, or hoof in this case. Many offer trailside lodging, camping and other services. Brule River State Forest Douglas County Length: 14 Miles. Horseback riders can enjoy miles of trails within the Brule River State Forest, including the Brule-St. Croix Snowmobile Trail, hunter walking trails and numerous back roads. Fee/Pass Required: Yes. Copper Park Equestrian Trails Rusk County Length: 10 miles. 10 miles of equestrian trails on the former Flambeau Mine. Varied terrain including woods, prairie, agriculture, and portions along the banks of the Flambeau River. Trailhead includes a picnic area, trailer/truck parking, and tie-ups. Douglas County Wildlife Area/County Forest Douglas County Length: 15 Miles/1,200 miles. 15 miles of designated horse trails through a gently rolling prairie landscape. Corrals and stables are available for public rental. Riders may share the 1,200 miles of roads and trails meandering evergreen and hardwood forests in the 278,000-acre County Forest. Fee/Pass Required: No. Dugan Run Horse Trails & Campgrounds Washburn County Length: 30+ Miles. Over 30 miles of equestrian loops through gently rolling hardwood ridges. North and South trailhead. Campgrounds, bathrooms, parking, pavilion, grills, and hand pump for water available. Fee/Pass Required: No (camping fee only). 1 2 3 4 Hay Meadow Trail Chippewa County Length 22 miles. Gravel parking, toilets, fire pits and tie lines. The equestrian trails wind through scenic northern hardwood forests. Riders will pass many lakes, ponds, and woodland streams on the scenic trails. Bring drinking water for yourself and your animals. Fee/Pass Required: No. Holy Cross Trail Price County Length: 6 miles. Trail system designed by equestrians, especially for equestrians and horse cart drivers (keyed entry). Hitching rails, shelter, picnic area, water, toilets and dispersed camping (permit required). Moderately hilly trail through a variety of timber types. Fee/Pass Required: No. 7 8