Explore the best rated trails in West Bend, WI, whether you're looking for an easy walking trail or a bike trail like the Peebles Trail and Brooke Street Trail . With more than 44 trails covering 610 miles you're bound to find a perfect trail for you. Click on any trail below to find trail descriptions, trail maps, photos, and reviews.
Loved this trail. Finished it on the 28th. Nicely maintained n beautiful scenery. Recommend highly.
We absolutely love this trail. Many areas are shaded. Waukesha section is totally paved. It’s a gem!
Was able to get on it from camp at Harrington Beach SP, you can also from Kohler Andrea. All asphalt-Half the trail is back roads. Route follows where an old electric railway use to be so that’s cool but otherwise kinda boring..not much for scenery. Also goes along an active railroad
If you’re looking for a nice quiet ride either segment of the trail is great! The fondy-Rosendale was better than the second half of the trail in my opinion.
One of the best trails I have risen around here so far. Great distance that takes you through all sorts of different scenery and is easy to ride!
We just finished this trail n loved it. Fully paved n easy to ride. There are a couple areas where the signage isn’t good but we were able to find the connection easily. The pin drop to Menomonee Falls sent us to a wrong location. Best that you google map it. Also, park on the street NOT where it takes you to the parking site. It’s private n they will toll you. Enjoy
We loved this trail. Finished it in two days in July. The trail is well maintained. We plan to ride this one again.
Trail has different terrains, from pebbles, limestone, paved n larger gravel. We expected to only do this route n back, but due to poor signage, we rode 14 miles extra miles as we caught a different trail. I didn’t care for the larger gravel in the last 4 miles. Also, some of the limestone was not kept up. We rode carefully in those areas. Finally, there were many instances that you cross a street which didn’t have a slight ramp. Won’t do this trail again!
This used to be a good trail when it was paved with crushed limestone. The city totally wrecked the trail with the ground asphalt , it's like riding on marbles .
Since I am visiting Wisconsin, as I do every year, I try different trails. I thought this would be perfect riding along the lake. Honestly I think Racine has an issue with providing signage. This was the first of two trails I did in Racine and the signage is very poor. I tried to start at the one end (which I think I did) and started riding. Riding along the lake only lasted about 1 mile before the few signs there were told me to turn towards town and away from the lake. It seemed as if every sign I did come across directed me to a closed road. I tried to navigate around closures but when you are not familiar with a town, that can be difficult and confusing. I pulled out google maps at one point to attempt to figure out how do get to the path again, but somehow I ended up on some other path and that didn't take me far. I got fed up fairly quickly and ultimately went back to my car. I like to do at least 20-30 miles minimum but was frustrated and only did about 9. Wasted the drive time and general riding time on this pointless ride.
If you are starting at Meyers Park (the first parking area at this end of the trail), it cuts off approximately 5 miles of the trail. It is also not labeled or have signage that states "Seven Waters Bike Trail" rather the signage states Racine Bike Trail System. At some intersections the signage is very poor and I needed to pull out google maps to figure out where the trail continued. Lots of street crossings, most not busy however you are on a semi busy road for about a mile until you pick up the trail again. There is a bike lane but not the whole part of this road.
Overall I was not impressed with this trail. It would be a good trail for exercise if you live close to it but not worth driving to from anywhere else.
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