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The southern Wisconsin City of Beloit, located near the Illinois border, boasts over 9 miles of multiuse trail along the Rock River. The river is the centerpiece of downtown, and a system of waterfront parks lines its banks. The paved, two-lane trails stretch almost the length of the town, allowing residents to walk and bike both for recreation and for commuting. Riverside Park, on the east bank, is the largest park, and acts asa venue for both individual leisure activities like sports and picnics, as well as large community events. Just north of the river's confluence with Turtle Creek, the trail heads east, paralleling railroad tracks before ending at Turtle Creek Park.
Parking is available at the parks along the route. These include:
See the map for additional parking options.
8/2/26 drove over an hour to experience, well lets say "much ado about very little" While from the trail preview it appeared interesting, this is one trail we'll not be returning to. Sorry Beloit, we bailed and went to Janesville's Ice Age Trail.
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