Reviewed by: Gary White ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
These are some fun trails but they are hard to follow. My one complaint is that the trails have too many off chutes and no organization to them at all. I spent the first hour just trying to figure out where the trails were and how they ran. Need some signs too and a map would be nice.

Recommended Route:
Park at the Quarry lot and go to your right and then come back and go under bridge and find your way.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Winter Park in Kewaunee.

Reviewed by: Rider ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
This area used to be awesome for a city park in Wisconsin. With new trails added regularly , its was always fun and as challenging as you wanted to make it. But Recently I've noticed trails that used to be true single track turn into roads. On Wed. August 12th or 13th someone decide roots were no longer important to mountain bike single track or the trees that created them. In one area on the South side of the river, the roots were cut out and the trail was made nice and smooth, kind of like the plank raod trail. This area alway used to be a highlight for anyone wanting real single track. This and the removal of any log jumps or other technical obstacels has started to degrade the experience. There is plenty of gravel and paved trails in the park and any state park so leave the true single track alone please. Lets keep all single,single.

Recommended Route:
All in both directions.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Not much in the way of length or real single track.

Reviewed by: Matt , from Milwaukee

Summary:
The trail is basically all fairly tight singletrack with a few roots and rocks. It could use a few more climbs, but for Wisconsin it isnt so bad. It is probably the funnest place to ride in the area, but the drawback being that you can pretty much cover all of the trails in an hour.

Recommended Route:
Just follow any singletrack you can find.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Greenbush, Baird's Creek

Reviewed by: Jon , from Plymouth

Summary:
Best all around urban trail -bar none- Lots of new single track added, some with greater technical skills needed. All ages and abilities can ride all the trails, just gotta go back and try some areas twice! ;o) Always new stuff being built or maintained.
Need more info and contacts? go to www.fatkats.org They do most of the maintenance and organize the WORS Wigwam/Ultimax race each year (formerly the BudLight Challenge)

Recommended Route:
All trails and the NEW stuff. New single track is challenging and fun. Get with the group rides and try a reverse lap... it's like a whole new course!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Greenbush trails off HWY 23 (Northern Kettles)