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Level: Beginner
Length: 5 mi (8 km)
Surface: Doubletrack
Configuration: Loop
Elevation: +565/ -566 ft
Total: 36 riders
Mountain Biking Lapham Peak State Park
#78 of 388 mountain bike trails in Wisconsin
This is a good trail for working your aerobics -- lots of up and down hills on
grassy doubletrack, with few technical features. Make multiple loops and work
on your speed. There are a couple of trail crossings, where you encounter
equestrian and hiking trails (Ice Age Trail) -- bikes are not allowed on those,
so be sure to stick to the mountain bike trail.
First added by TrailAPI on Apr 17, 2013. Last updated May 11, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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I-94 to County Route C. South on C to park entrance on left. Follow signs to
the main parking lot. Park, and cross highway C to trail. Follow paved/gravel
path to trailhead.
Just some flat, featureless trails that you share with horses. Make the drive to Muir and Emma (that said I never spit on mountain bike access)
| ThankA great cardio workout, but that's about it. The whole trail is double track in a field with some rather pronounced gulleys from bikes and rain. Nothing technical to speak of, but a good workout if you do a few laps. Fun for night biking on a fat bike!
| ThankFamily friendly beginner trail. Short enough for the kids or good enough for a tempo ride if you do a couple laps.
| ThankThe Lapham Peak mountain bike trails are essentially grassy double track. They are not technical at all. There are a couple little downhills where you can gather some speed but for the most part they are cross country trails out in a field. That being said, as long as you don't go expecting to ride single track they are in a pretty park and are nice for getting a good workout in. They also seem to dry out really quick. So they would be a nice option for a ride when a lot of other trails are wet.
| ThankNice place. Kids can go with you, but there a a few hills. But those build character!😎
| ThankBoring open field that's more double wide (though has a worn single track lane). This is a good place to work on mental toughness or get an aerobic workout. Nothing technical about it - some good climbs. You will need to ride multiple loops for a good workout (just over 4 miles per loop). A fantastic place for a beginner or someone looking to get familiar with clipless pedals off the roads. This is my go-to ride in the spring when nothing else is dry, as this one dries out fast.
| ThankThe description of this trail is dead on. Double track with rolling hills and a few technical sections (if you can even call them that). It is a fun trail to ride around with some buddies or with your family, but is not very challenging, so if you are looking for something technical look elsewhere.
| ThankThis is a good beginner trail. First ride of the season to get your legs back. Need State sticker and state trail pass.
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