Restrooms at this trail head are closed indefinitely due to COVID-19.

Clearly low bike use. Looked like it would be best for snow mobiles....i saw no gravel.

It was like a long straight tunnel with very little variety in landscape. Tough riding as the trail was not well maintained. Kind of boring.

Parked near start of trail in Denmark in parking lot with restrooms located off of Main Street on Railroad Ave (near Main Street Market). Crushed stone surface, which seems to be very well maintained with beautiful green scenery. Came across only one small stretch of trail that was wet and slightly muddy. Rode entire length of trail and only saw two bikers and someone pushing a stroller - Enjoyed the peace and quiet! The only negative would be the lack of shade. Being in direct sunlight at 85° with a dew point of 65° wasn't the most comfortable temperature to be in without shade. Overall though my first time on this trail was great. I will definitely ride it again, but most likely during closer to and during fall when it's a little cooler. VERY few gnats compared to other trails - I think having the greenery cut down quite a few feet away from the trail and the lack of water helped!

We wanted to try this trail out as we live near it. There are no trail heads marked. The section near the duck Creek Park is completely over grown with trees fallen over the trail. Definitely not for biking. Maybe you would enjoy hiking?

A group of 5 "Biker Babes" rode the trail on July 30, 2020. The trail, of crushed limestone, was in good condition, dry, and level. A country setting of farms, trees, fields and a mix of sun and shade. We took the trail from N. Maple St. in Black Creek and headed west to Shiocton, about 8.5 miles. We had lunch at the River Rail on their outside deck overlooking the Wolf River. Back in Black Creek, we purchased fresh vegetables at Wagner's--a few blocks from the trailhead. There is a parking lot right on Maple St. and easy access to the trail. I recommend this trail.

not sure where they get the 5 star or 6.5miles but we did this trail today and while portions were under water which can not be helped due to excessive rainfalls, the trail was perhaps 3 miles max and uneventful.

Went Manawa to plover. I enjoyed the different types of landscapes. Decently maintained I’ve been on worse. Hard to find where it picks up in amherst. I lady had to help me. She said no one can find it. There really is no signage.

67 miles round trip. Brown county stretch is very well maintained. Shawano not as nice. Two trees were down blocking the trail. A stretch is so overgrown and muddy I was nervous I wouldn’t make it through and get eaten alive by deerflys. Once in Shawano it turns nice again. There is a portion that is closed right before Bonduel but it takes the road for a mile or two and is well marked. Not very traveled on most of the trail. Between the cities. I liked it though. Enough shade and low winds. Want to take the Shawano to Wausau stretch next.