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We camped at Blue Mound State Park and biked the first day to Dodgeville. The camp is at mile marker 22, so 36 miles round trip. Great scenery as the elevation is high: distant farmlands, golf courses, forest,…. The trail is in great condition, winding and rolling throughout farmlands, wooded area, prairies, and small rural communities. Our return trip was in misting rain and the forecast for storms later that week canceled our plans for the eastern leg until another time.
First time on the trail. I had a mountain bike, which was appropriate. Trail was mostly two 8-10 inch bare patches with grasses/weeds between. Otherwise, it was fine. Covered bridge was a surprise.
I rode the 400 trail from Reedsburg to Elroy as the last 20 miles of my ride from Madison this morning. I am midway through a cross country ride from Maine to Washington. Very grateful for rail trails like this one! Nice to have frequent public bathrooms, hard packed gravel, and shade. Some of the bridges are quite bumpy. Beautifully maintained town campsite in Elroy!
Trail is great. We'll maintained maintained good smooth and hard packed
Very nice. Not for biking or running, but perfect for ATVs, though frequent bridges are a bit of a pain. Lots of close by paved trails for runners.
Loved this trail. It's in great shape and is a scenic rides. On a hot day, the trees provide a lot of shade. Enjoy!
I rode this trail from end to end and back on June 22, 2021. Do not listen to those that complain about the trail conditions. This trail is in great shape. if you start in Richland Center know that there are not any amenities other than one porta-potty about 6 miles outside of Richland Center, so bring the water and food you need for your intended journey. Trail conditions are quite good and will allow you to ride through farmland, along the river, through a marsh, and through a pine forest. And my personal highlight, pay attention to the edge of the trail for the first couple miles outside of Lone Rock where you cant find prickly-pear cactus along the trail's edge.
Rustic condition, but still very rideable. Lots of bridges and isolated pretty country.
So peaceful and beautiful. I will look forward to walking the trail as the seasons change.
We rode the trail from London to Cottage Grove (10 miles) and back again. Although the trail map didn’t show it, there is parking at Cottage Grove. The trail was in good spring condition, a small section was a little bumpy due to some horse prints. Looking forward to riding more of this trail farther east.
This is a nice trail to run on. Hope they length it some day.
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