Wisconsin Hiking Trail Report

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Wisconsin Trail Report

Discover Wisconsin's vast trail networks for hiking and biking.

Experience adventure and fun outdoors with the Wisconsin Trail Report! Bring your family and friends along for hiking and biking activities from beginner to expert across the state. Know when and where to go with the official Travel Wisconsin Trail Report.

Use the map and corresponding reports to find your next adventure, understand the general trail conditions in the area, review basic trail descriptions and prepare for your hiking or biking outing. Discover nearby events and activities, world-class dining and unique lodging.

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Copper Falls State Park

Open

Conditions are Fair
Last Updated: 6/9/2025 2:49:37 PM

Trail Description

The park has four main trails. The Doughboy Trail is a 1-mile path along the gorgeous Bad and Tyler Forks Rivers, with a series of falls, accessed by the pavilion. The Red Granite Trail offers 1- and 2.5-mile options, starting at the beach parking lot and leading to Red Granite Falls on the Bad River through mature hardwood forests. The Vahterra Trail is a 2-mile route with rolling terrain through mature hardwoods, accessed by the ball field parking lot. You might even spot a beaver by the pond! The Takesson Trail is 2.4 miles and starts off the pipeline trail, following a hemlock-hardwood ridge with views of the Bad River.

Condition Description

Condition descriptions for this trail are currently informed by the DNR Property Condition Notices map. When no alerts are active, trails are rated in fair condition. Throughout the season, please use caution after weather events and consider refraining from using the trail if leaving ruts in the surface, as deep footprints and bike tire ruts can impact the long-term smoothness of the trail.

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