The Tomorrow River State Trail runs for nearly 30 miles between the Wisconsin towns of Plover and Manawa, linking with the communities of Scandinavia, Ogdensburg and Amherst Junction. There is a separate adjacent path for horseback riders, who (along with cyclists) need a
state pass to use the trail (age 16 and older). Snowmobilers, cross-country skiers and snowshoers use the trail during winter. The trail passes through gently undulating terrain among Wisconsin's bucolic countryside, following an old railroad route.
There is a 1-mile gap in Amherst Junction between Alm Road and County Highway Q (2nd St.), which can be bridged via local roads. On the west end of the trail in Plover, you can pick up Stevens Point's Green Circle Trail system.
You can access the trail in Plover, Amherst Junction, Scandinavia, Ogdensburg and Manawa. Find trailheads off Twin Towers Road in Plover, Cate Park in Amherst and the SR 49 overpass in Scandinavia. All Portage County trailhead parking areas have room for horse trailers as does a parking lot on Custer Road. Additional parking and public restrooms are available at Lake Emily County Park.
For more information, contact
Portage County Parks in Stevens Point or
Waupaca County Parks in Waupaca.
This trail is a wonderful blend of field, farm and forest. My wife and I enjoyed a beautiful ride on Friday, July 20, 2012. We parked on the far eastern end of the trail on Wolf rd just north of county B near Manawa. The section from Manawa to Ogdensburg ...
This a great trail from 18.5 mile Plover to Scandinavia. It's straight and has a few long but not steep hills. Goes through a few small towns so there are places to grab a bite to eat or a drink along the way. Scandinavia has a nice place to eat a block ...
"This is an easy trail to ride with it's compacted crushed limestone, and suitable for most any bike. I was riding my Scorpion Fx Trike.
I began my ride at Amherst Jnc. west to Plover. To get to Amherst Jnc. take Hwy Q, just on the other side of the ...