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After buying food and charging his phone at a nearby store, Masafumi Saito walks a mile back to his tent along the Sugar River Trail, which is a segment of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, Monday, October 27, 2025 in Albany, Wisconsin. Saito traveled from his native Japan to hike the entire trail from west to east.
After buying food and charging his phone at a nearby store, Masafumi Saito walks a mile back to his tent along the Sugar River Trail, which is a segment of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, Monday, October 27, 2025 in Albany, Wisconsin. Saito traveled from his native Japan to hike the entire trail from west to east.
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Looking for a trail? These are rated the best in the Milwaukee area

by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The weather keeps warming up in Milwaukee and sunny skies are in our future.  

The Milwaukee Brewers, Summerfest and the RiverWalk might jump to the top of summer plans, but don’t forget about the county’s trail system.

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In addition to the 135-mile Oak Leaf Trail, which had 566,134 visitors on the Milwaukee River Line section near the Brady Street bridge, Milwaukee County Parks have numerous trails, both paved and more natural.  

All told, the Milwaukee area has 47 trails, according to AllTrails.com. These are the most popular:  

Milwaukee’s most popular trails, according to AllTrails 

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Looking for a trail? These are rated the best in the Milwaukee area

Reporting by Blaise Mesa, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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