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Title:
Durand WI Bike Trail 2007
Description:
"The Pepin County portion of the Chippewa River State Trail commences near the heart of downtown Durand, Wisconsin, and spans seven-miles to the intersection of the Red Cedar State Trail. A mile from downtown at the northeast edge of Durand, the trail passes through Tarrant Park, which offers a campground, swimming pool, drinking water, picnic and playground areas, pavilions, and restrooms. From Tarrant Park the trail drops gently down and passes through broad floodplain fields, crosses Bear Creek, and heads into a lush lowland hardwood forest. It then gradually ascends onto a wide alluvial plain of the Chippewa River passing through a variety of fields, forest, prairie and wetlands before once again descending down into the deep woods of the Dunnville Wildlife Area near the junction of the Red Cedar State Trail." -Pepin County Visitor Information call toll-free 1-888-672-5709 Campgrounds on the Chippewa River Valley trails are available on the south end of the trail in Durand, WI. The north end of the trail at Brunet Island State Park next to the city of Cornell, WI. And northeast of Chippewa Falls, WI just off the trail a couple miles is Lake Wissota State Park. Maps of the trail system can be seen at http://www.chippewa-river-trail.com The Red Cedar State Trail is 14 miles long. The Chippewa River State Trail from Durand to downtown Eau Claire is 30 miles long. And from downtown Eau Claire to Cornell is 32 miles long. I was able to participate in our State bike trail here in Durand, Wisconsin USA. Materials were provided so I built and added art work to benches and signs along the trial. I did most of the photography and made this slide show video for the Friends of the Pepin County Trail which is the southern seven mile extension of the Chippewa River State Trail of Wisconsin. -MarkHoagy
Author:
markhoagy
Tags:
Wisconsin, WI, State, bike, trail, Durand, Chippewa, river, bicycle, Red, Cedar, Old, Abe, camping, Pepin, County, Dunn, rail, pictures, video, movie, trails, bikes, bicycles, camp, tent, tents,
Durand WI Bike Trail 2007
Description:
"The Pepin County portion of the Chippewa River State Trail commences near the heart of downtown Durand, Wisconsin, and spans seven-miles to the intersection of the Red Cedar State Trail. A mile from downtown at the northeast edge of Durand, the trail passes through Tarrant Park, which offers a campground, swimming pool, drinking water, picnic and playground areas, pavilions, and restrooms. From Tarrant Park the trail drops gently down and passes through broad floodplain fields, crosses Bear Creek, and heads into a lush lowland hardwood forest. It then gradually ascends onto a wide alluvial plain of the Chippewa River passing through a variety of fields, forest, prairie and wetlands before once again descending down into the deep woods of the Dunnville Wildlife Area near the junction of the Red Cedar State Trail." -Pepin County Visitor Information call toll-free 1-888-672-5709 Campgrounds on the Chippewa River Valley trails are available on the south end of the trail in Durand, WI. The north end of the trail at Brunet Island State Park next to the city of Cornell, WI. And northeast of Chippewa Falls, WI just off the trail a couple miles is Lake Wissota State Park. Maps of the trail system can be seen at http://www.chippewa-river-trail.com The Red Cedar State Trail is 14 miles long. The Chippewa River State Trail from Durand to downtown Eau Claire is 30 miles long. And from downtown Eau Claire to Cornell is 32 miles long. I was able to participate in our State bike trail here in Durand, Wisconsin USA. Materials were provided so I built and added art work to benches and signs along the trial. I did most of the photography and made this slide show video for the Friends of the Pepin County Trail which is the southern seven mile extension of the Chippewa River State Trail of Wisconsin. -MarkHoagy
Author:
markhoagy
Tags:
Wisconsin, WI, State, bike, trail, Durand, Chippewa, river, bicycle, Red, Cedar, Old, Abe, camping, Pepin, County, Dunn, rail, pictures, video, movie, trails, bikes, bicycles, camp, tent, tents,
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