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To access the trail from Superior, Wisconsin, take State Route 35 south to Ames Road. Turn right and cross the railroad tracks. You can access the trail from Boylston Junction, Boylston, and Borea; however, there is no official parking for the Wisconsin segment of the trail. For more information contact:
Douglas County Forestry Dept.
P.O. Box 211,
Solon Springs WI 54873
(715) 378-2219
I biked this trail from the Wisconsin line to the end. Wooded and very nice scenery. The surface was thickly covered with heavy ballast rock. Some places it was a foot deep of loose rock. When the trail turns north towards Superior it starts to get usable. There's a tiny trail ends sign at a road crossing but the trail continues on. This section is not maintained and is the only usable section. Turned into a nice rideable section but ends at the next road crossing on Ames Road. Not usable for hiking, biking or horseback riding. A waste of a good rail to trail section that could link Superior to the Soo Line trails and the Munger Trail.
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