The Pine River Trail is open year round except for Gun Deer Hunting Season, inclimate weather and maintenance. In its span of 14.8 miles and 15 bridge crossings, the trail traverses several distinct wildlife habitats from Richland Center to Lone Rock. Trail passes cost $1.00 per day or $5.00 annually; contact Richland County Parks Commission for details.
This county (not state) trail will give you many pleasing views of rural, agricultural Wisconsin. Recent reviews of it on this site are accurate. On July 12, 2012 I found it easy riding in good condition. Ignore the southernmost 5-mile segment between ...
We rode this trail on a nice summer day during a long dry spell. Finding the trail in Lone Rock with our GPS wasn't a problem, but there ought to be some signage from US 14 to get people to the trailhead. The Lone Rock trailhead is several blocks south ...
I rode this trail for the first time on Monday, deciding to begin at the trailhead in Lone Rock. It is not marked so I had to ask at a local convenience store and was directed to where the 'bike path' begins. From my experience, do NOT begin in Lone Rock. ...