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The varied terrain of the Green Lake area offers a perfect palette for a variety of unique biking experiences. From the lakeshores of Green Lake and Lake Puckaway to the White Marsh, Princeton Prairie State Natural Area with river bends including the Amish Country. There is a route for every level of cyclist. There are 140 miles to ride identified in the seven routes on the adjacent map. Routes 1-3 take you North of Green Lake where you will find rolling hills of farmland, abundant bird watching and wildlife of the prairie and marsh. Routes 4 and 5 will take you through the Amish Country and near Lake Puckaway. Route 6 includes the quiet setting of Little Green Lake. Route 7 is the loop around Big Green Lake. n The routes range from 14 to 23 miles. Put a combination of these routes together for a wide variety of the great outdoors. n Right in the City of Green Lake you can enjoy the city circuit route (see map on other side), which winds through the park-like streets of the city. Miles of the historic Green Lake Conference Center trails are just a short ride from downtown. n For the trail riders — Green Lake County offers the Mascoutin Valley Trail. The Mascoutin, approximately 12 miles in length, stretches along the old Milwaukee rail bed. The base consists of crushed limestone and grass. Available for both the biking and hiking enthusiast. Scenic beauty abounds as the trail passes alongside farms and wetlands. The trail entrance in Berlin is located on County Road F and in Ripon on County Road E and Locust. Green Lake has unique lodging accommodations along with a variety of dining options and outstanding live music to complement your daily bike trip. There is always time for a lazy day on the water, too! Ride at your own risk. The City of Green Lake, Green Lake County, Green Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and Landowners are NOT responsible or liable. Bicyclists are urged to obey biking safety rules, wear helmets and ride with caution. county bike routes offer variety 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
