Justin Trails B&B Resort

	The John Muir trails of the Kettle Moraine State Forest in Eagle have five snowshoe loops four- to 10-miles long.
	Kettle Moraine State Forest, Eagle

Justin Trails B&B Resort

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www.justintrails.com

New log cabins, suites with whirlpools, fireplace on 213 acres of forest and hills. Two on-site 18 basket disc golf, llama treks, mountain bike and hiking trails, snowshoeing, snowtubing, and Nordic skiing. Pet and child friendly. Several spacious tent camping sites with a fire ring, picnic table and compost toilet. Breakfast is available at The Lodge. Lodging includes the use of the 2 on-premise disc golf courses.

Address

7452 Kathryn Ave
Sparta, WI 54656

Contact Information

Voice: 608-269-4522
Email: info@justintrails.com
Toll Free: 800-488-4521

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Directions from Nearest Town/Intersection

From I-90 at Sparta, take exit #25 to Hwy 27 south 4 miles to Cty J; then west 1.5 miles to Kathyrn Ave.

Travel Green Wisconsin Certified
Disabled Access
Hours of Operation

Call for snow conditions.

Bed & Breakfasts
Pets Welcome

Camping
Type
Tent / Group Sites

Skiing - Cross Country
Styles
Groomed / Tracked / Flat / Hilly / Open / Wooded / Ski Skating
Trail Length (miles)

Rentals
Shelter
Toilets
Snack Bar

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Travel Green Wisconsin Score

To be certified through Travel Green Wisconsin, all participants must achieve at least 30 points on the Travel Green Wisconsin Checklist. The more points a business attains, the greener they are in their operations.

Green Innovations

Original buildings on property have been renovated and restored using eco-friendly materials and methods
Encourage guests to learn about nature and take part in nature-based activities
Provides recreation including disc golf, llama trekking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing
Purchase bulk, local, organic, & Fair Trade items
Native plants are used in landscaping, strip cropping is maintained to prevent erosion, and a forestry plan has been developed

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