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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Map Marker 9

Hunter Walking Trails

Open

Conditions are Good
Last Updated: 7/11/2025 10:53:31 AM

Trail Description

The trail consists of 24-miles of primarily forest roads that have been widened, mowed, and maintained annually. The area is primarily aspen forests with intermixed hardwood ridges and swamps. This block of county forest is focused on creating an ideal habitat for whitetail deer, ruffed grouse, American woodcock, and other "young forest" wildlife species. Accessible off of County Highway T, Jack Lake Firelane, Camp 23 Road, and Stevens Springs Grade. No amenities are available. Ample parking opportunities exist at trailheads.