These hikes are great at any time of the year, and some are harder than others.Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has a variety of hiking trails with different views, lengths, and difficulty levels.
The 116-mile trail circles around the city of Milwaukee, offering something for all levels of adventures! The Oak Leaf Trail has many paved paths for leisurely strolls accessible by wheelchairs, strollers, and bicycles.
The trail was named in honor of Milwaukee’s famous baseball player Hank Aaron, which is fitting as part of the trail passes by Miller Park and ends at Blue Mound Road in Elm Grove.Many more beautiful views, pine trees, native grasses, and migratory birds. can be seen along the 13.5-mile trail.
Milwaukee hikers find out quickly how the Milwaukee Lakefront Trail gets its name. This 5.9-mile lakefront loop has incredible views of Lake Michigan from the city.