Features: allows leashed dogs on trail Enjoy over 5 miles of hiking trails with level to rolling terrain inside the park. Most trails are easy to moderate in difficulty and surfaces range from natural soils to natural grasses. Bring the family to enjoy nature and perhaps... see more
Features: allows leashed dogs on trail Enjoy over 5 miles of hiking trails with level to rolling terrain inside the park. Most trails are easy to moderate in difficulty and surfaces range from natural soils to natural grasses. Bring the family to enjoy nature and perhaps find one of three geo-caches located within the park! Maps are available at the office. Includes lagoons, wooded areas, open grass and marshland. Wildlife: Many bird species can be found during migration periods and woodland species nest here. A variety of owls can be found in winter. Park Stickers and trail passes for 2010 are available online and at parks and DNR offices.
This 2-mile hiking trail along the southern side of Lake Como was originally a railroad bed, and is now a pleasant country walk through woods, brush, and pastures. Wildlife Viewing: Also called “Warbler Walkway” because most of the state’s warblers have been seen here.... see more
This 2-mile hiking trail along the southern side of Lake Como was originally a railroad bed, and is now a pleasant country walk through woods, brush, and pastures. Wildlife Viewing: Also called “Warbler Walkway” because most of the state’s warblers have been seen here. Flycatchers, thrushes, catbirds, and finches can also be seen.
Features: dog walk area
Located on Wild Duck Road, off Highway 67. The park contains numerous hiking trails, as well as softball, baseball and soccer fields and a Frisbee golf course. Go to see more
Located on Wild Duck Road, off Highway 67. The park contains numerous hiking trails, as well as softball, baseball and soccer fields and a Frisbee golf course. Go to www.villageoffontana.com/documents/frisbeegolfcoursemap.pdf to download course information. The Village recently added a pavilion with bathroom facilities and a concession stand which is open during scheduled sports events.
Take one of three annotated walks at this 10-acre conservation area, home to the calcareous fen. This rare type of wetland prairie has an internal ground water system that supports only a few specialized plants. The fen is located off Highway 67 next to St. Benedict Catholic Church. The parking... see more
Take one of three annotated walks at this 10-acre conservation area, home to the calcareous fen. This rare type of wetland prairie has an internal ground water system that supports only a few specialized plants. The fen is located off Highway 67 next to St. Benedict Catholic Church. The parking area is located at the corner of Main Street and Dewey Avenue. The area is open daily, year round. There are no admission fees.
This 66-acre nature preserve is part of the City of Lake Geneva Park System. 40 acres of wetland (sedge meadow, pond, calcareous fen and tamaracks) and 20 acres of upland that are being restored to prairies (xeric, sand, short-grass, tall-grass, wet mesic and oak opening with mature oaks and... see more
This 66-acre nature preserve is part of the City of Lake Geneva Park System. 40 acres of wetland (sedge meadow, pond, calcareous fen and tamaracks) and 20 acres of upland that are being restored to prairies (xeric, sand, short-grass, tall-grass, wet mesic and oak opening with mature oaks and hickories) are all on one site. The preserve is bordered by 250 acres, which are part of a primary environmental corridor, and is open to the public. The trail has plaques identifying various plant and animal species. Wildlife: Look for wetland, grassland, and savanna birds. Also, nesting boxes for bluebirds and tree swallows.
"A Walking Tour of Olde Lake Geneva Towne" booklet (available for a minimal fee) outlines the features of historic downtown Lake Geneva. Also available at the museum are "At the Lake" magazine's "Touring the Geneva Lake Shore Path" guide for purchase in the... see more
"A Walking Tour of Olde Lake Geneva Towne" booklet (available for a minimal fee) outlines the features of historic downtown Lake Geneva. Also available at the museum are "At the Lake" magazine's "Touring the Geneva Lake Shore Path" guide for purchase in the museum store.
"Kishwauketoe" is the Potowotomi Indian word for "clear water". Explore this 230 acre parcel and discover its wonderful diversity. The majority of the land is classified as a wetland but it also is home to a variety of eco systems including prairie, an... see more
"Kishwauketoe" is the Potowotomi Indian word for "clear water". Explore this 230 acre parcel and discover its wonderful diversity. The majority of the land is classified as a wetland but it also is home to a variety of eco systems including prairie, an oak woods, kettle, meadow, deciduous forest, an arboretum and two creeks. Over 4 miles of trails are laid out to bring people closer to the various communities on the property. Try to notice the different plant communities and discover where and why they change. A boardwalk and tower enhance viewing. A pavilion provides shelter and space for activities. Located across from the Village Beach. Visit www.kishwauketoe.org to download a trail map.
The Blue Route travel from Sage Street to Edwards Blvd., taking bicyclists from downtown Lake Geneva to Lake Geneva Middle School along the old railroad corridor. It is the longest trail connecting with all of the other routes along the way. The Green Route travels from Country Road... see more
The Blue Route travel from Sage Street to Edwards Blvd., taking bicyclists from downtown Lake Geneva to Lake Geneva Middle School along the old railroad corridor. It is the longest trail connecting with all of the other routes along the way. The Green Route travels from Country Road H to Veteran's Park along Townline Road. This route provides parking and a recreational opportunity. The Red Route, constructed in conjunction with the Highway 120 bypass, travels from County Road H north along the east side of Edwards Boulevard. The Brown Route travels from Bonnie Brae Lane to Edwards Blvd., along Bloomfield Road and South Street (in front of the school properties). The Yellow Route circles the Lake Geneva Business Park pond and runs through Veteran's Park. Please Note: parts of the Bike Path are still under construction. Click here for trail map.
On the Wisconsin State White River Bike Trail. Offering a fleet of bicycle rental (including kids bikes and bikes built for two), gourmet coffee, lunch specials, smoothies, cold drinks, ice cream treats, and snacks. We also have antiques, art, shirts, sweatshirt (including plus sizes), and... see more
On the Wisconsin State White River Bike Trail. Offering a fleet of bicycle rental (including kids bikes and bikes built for two), gourmet coffee, lunch specials, smoothies, cold drinks, ice cream treats, and snacks. We also have antiques, art, shirts, sweatshirt (including plus sizes), and gifts. We are located 5 minutes north of Lake Geneva on Hwy 120 in the Historic Springfield Depot. In 2009 we are adding "Music on the Porch"... call us for more info.
