Reviewed by: Seth Johnston ,  Racer

Summary:
This is by far the best "all around" trail in Northeast WI. features easy flat track, and suicidal down hill parts, muddy narrow cliffs, bring a friend and a good helmet. Also newly built are huge bmx jumps capable of getting you 20ft. or air time comming down from ledges.

Recommended Route:
east entrance under hwy 43 for experienced under the bridge on danz.ave for beginners

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Kewanee is fun but too many open feilds to ride through, which will kill you in the heat but offers technical parts too.

Reviewed by: Jonathan , from Sturgeon Bay

Summary:
It's a fun place to ride, but Baird Creek is a nightmare and a dream, all in one. I'll probably get "flammed" for it, but here's some FYI on the BC Parkway. BC Park land is NOT being "sold off" to developers. In fact, land is being bought to ADD TO the Parkway. The land being developed was NEVER part of the parkway to begin with. WE (all trail users) were trespassing on private property all along. Chances are, anyone that uses the parkway to this day, is still trespassing on private property. There IS a group of people that try to clean the Parkway of litter, etc. every spring (around Earthday). WE (a SMALL group of bikers) DO have workdays at the Parkway, throughout the summer. Unfortunately, most people take their "training" much more serious than the need to help out with their local trails. ANYONE out there interested in helping with workdays please contact Jonathan743@yahoo.com or (920)-743-2773. We are also looking for ANYONE interested in helping to formulate a trail plan to submit to the City of GB on behalf of all mtbr's. This entails developing a sustainable, more user friendly trail system. In the meantime; ride hard, have fun.
Jonathan

Recommended Route:
Pick a trail and go.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Brown County Reforestation Camp, Sheboygan Quarry Park, Kewaunee Winter Park/DNR Besadny Land and Riverview Park.

Reviewed by: The_Joshua , from GB, WI

Summary:
Bairds is a great time. I've been riding there since I was pretty young. Over the years I've seen a lot of changes there. The most unfortunate being the lack of care for the parking lots and surrounding areas. I would love to see a group of bikers get together and clean up out there. I would be happy to join you. There are a lot of novice riders at Bairds because there aren't a lot of places to ride in GB. Please keep in mind that EVERYONE has to start somewhere. I think it's great that people get out there and ride. I don't care what there skill level is. The more people that go there, the less likely it will get bought up and dissapear. Those of you that have such a crappy attitude about the place should remember that there aren't a lot of options around here. We don't live in Utah or Arizona where the trails are abundant. Please try to have a little respect. Overall I think Bairds is a great place to ride. Most of the people are pretty great and the trails are a lot of fun. If you're just getting started don't worry, there's plenty of novice stuff out there. The trails don't get much more difficult than very intermediate so don't expect EXTREME technicality. If you're looking for a good ride with some great switchbacks, roots, climbs, and drops Bairds is a great place to ride. There are also a lot of Deer out there this year. They're pretty tame so they don't run away when you come up on them. It's pretty cool. If you've never been out there bring a camera. Enjoy the ride!

Recommended Route:
I park in the main parking lot off Baird Creek Rd. This spot is pretty much a hub to all of the trails at the creek.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Unfortunately if you live in Green Bay, Appleton, or anywhere in between there isn't much else to ride. If you're looking for a good work out you should check out High Cliff State Park. There is a connecting trail that will take you all the way to Calumet. It's a pretty long ride and Calumet can get pretty technical.