Wisconsin   Paradise Springs- Near Eagle recommended by Nancy from Wisconsin- thank you for the great photo! - paved trail - "trail is beautiful all year but especially in the spring and fall" - "A catch and release trout pond is featured as well as an old spring house." (see photo) - picnic site

_______________________________________ Ozaukee Interurban Trail- Ozaukee County just north of Milwaukee  recommended by Lauren, Sydney and Andie from Wisconsin  - this 30 mile paved trail runs from southern Mequon north through Ozaukee County to north of Belgium  - "the majority of this trail is off-road and perfect for family enjoyment" - used by hikers, runners, bicyclists and skaters - includes bridges over the Milwaukee River - designated as a "Great Wisconsin Birding Trail" -  "The trail is plowed and kept up at all times.  It is used by cross-country skiers and walkers and runners in the winter." - for parking information go to http://www.interurbantrail.us/Parking.htm

_______________________________________ Glacial Drulmin Trail recommended by Suzanne and Elizabeth from Wisconsin trail details provided by Lance, Ranger- Assistant Property Manager, Glacial Drumlin State Park and Aztelan State Park, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - trail runs from Cottage Grove, which is 5 miles east of Madison, east to Waukesha, which is 10 miles west of Milwaukee (see below for map link) - there is a steep incline near the trailhead in Cottage Grove; the remainder of the trail has less than a 1% incline - this 52 mile trail consists of 13 paved miles and 39 miles of crushed limestone surface trail - accessible restrooms are along the trail in most towns - for map go to http://www.glacialdrumlin.com/Maps/bigmainmap.pdf - for more info go to www.glacialdrumlin.com

_______________________________________ Schlitz Audubon Nature Center- Handicapped Accessible Loop   north of Milwaukee recommended by Sara from Wisconsin - private nature center located on the shore of Lake Michigan just north of Milwaukee address: 1111 E. Brown Deer Road, Milwaukee ; phone (414)352-2880 - 1 to 2 mile loop trail - "This newly repaved trail includes a view of the lake from above, wooded areas and grassy areas."  - $4 daily adult fee, $2 for children and members - for map go to http://www.schlitzauduboncenter.com/documents/tramap.pdf

_______________________________________ Lapham Peak- in the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest recommended by Heather from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel directions: "The park is one mile south of I-94 on couty Highway C, south of Delafield" - Heather notes a Wisconsin state park admission sticker is required for vehicles - 1 1/2 mile accessible nature trail - also an accessible overlook near the observation tower for more info see http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/parks/spedific/lapham