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Survive, Thrive & Be Fit!
Survivors on Snowshoes
2021 Checklist
Challenge!
“Check Off” as many of these listed locations by snowshoeing 30-minutes or
more at that location! Submit to Tim by April 1st!
Trail maps at www.scccf.org/events
Chronicle your snowshoeing by posting a photo/comments at
https://scccf.org/contest?c=open-photo-book-survive-thrive-be-fit-2021
Name of Survivor-Athlete: ________________________
Christopher Farm & Gardens (Private – ONLY During Scheduled Visits)
Ice Age National Scenic Trail: Hwy P to Hwy 23
Ice Age National Scenic Trail: Hwy 23 to Greenbush
Ice Age National Scenic Trail: Greenbush to Hwy 67
Ice Age National Scenic Trail: Hwy 67 to Parnell
Ice Age National Scenic Trail: Parnell to Butler Lake
Kettle Moraine State Forest: Butler Lake Trail
Kettle Moraine State Forest: Greenbush Snowshoe Trail
Kettle Moraine State Forest: Parnell Tower Trail
Kohler-Andrae State Park: Black River Trails
Kohler-Andrae State Park: Ancient Shores Trail
Maywood Environmental Park Snowshoe Trail
UWGB – Sheboygan Campus Trail
Walla-Hi County Park Trails (Manitowoc)
A limited supply of snowshoes are available for check-out. Contact Tim for details!
The Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund is a
“Beacon of Hope” for cancer patients and
survivors of Sheboygan County, offering financial
“Gestures” and healthy “Survive, Thrive & Be Fit”
activities to eligible community members!
To learn more:
visit www.scccf.org or call 920.457.2223
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N. Mill Rd.
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Long Lake Campground
Shelter #3 & Wade House
FOND DU LAC CO.
SHEBOYGAN CO.
Entrance station open 10:00 am–7:00 pm
S Access Trails Memorial Day to Labor Day
New Fane
Trail Area (920) 533-8612
Bridle & Snowmobile Trail
Kettle Moraine Dr.
SHEBOYGAN CO.
FOND DU LAC CO. (Snowmobiles prohibited on
County Line Rd. WASHINGTON CO.
WASHINGTON CO. Forest Lake Loop)
V E. Moraine Rd. X Snowmobile Access Trail
(Horses prohibited)
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N. Mill Rd.
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Hickory Dr.
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Kewaskum State Historical Site
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Oak Dr.
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Mountain Biking and G Green 3.6 mi most difficult
Snowshoe Trail Lengths
R Red 1.5 mi more difficult
Loop 1 0.7 mi / 1.1 km P Pink 0.7 mi most difficult
Bear Loop 2 1.6 mi / 2.6 km B Brown 1.2 mi easiest
Lake Loop 3 4.4 mi / 7.1 km Bl Black 2.1 mi most difficult
Loop 4 2 mi / 3.2 km (classical only)
Kettle Moraine State Forest—Northern Unit The Wisconsin Department of Natural
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employment, programs, services, and func-
Campbellsport WI 53010-3303
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Trail Descriptions
640
The Creeping Juniper Nature Trail (0.5 mi.) starts and ends at Sanderling Nature Center.
660
This trail features gently rolling sand dunes. Signs describe plant life,
600 geological history and
animal life. Please stay on the cordwalk to help protect this fragile area. No pets allowed.
The Dunes Cordwalk (2 mi.) runs parallel to the Lake Michigan 620 shoreline. The north trail is
0.5 mi. and the south trail is 1.5 mi. Visitors will see active and stabilized sand dunes, inter-
dunal wetlands, and a dry-mesic white pine forest in the Kohler Dunes State Natural Area.
P1
This trail offers a moderate to difficult hiking challenge. Pets are allowed.
The Woodland Dunes Nature Trail (1 mi.) begins and ends near the playground. A 0.25
mi. loop has a crushed limestone surface for wheelchair and stroller access. Signs describe
Black
the trees of this forested dune area. No pets allowed.
River
The Black River Marsh Boardwalk (0.25 mi.) starts at the parking area west of the Trails
campground. This accessible trail features wetland plants and waterfowl. Signs explain the
importance of wetlands. Pets are allowed.
Kohler Company
The Black River Trails (2.5 mi.) begins at the northwest section of the park on S. 12th St. Private Land:
This
KK area contains open field community and forested areas. Look for a variety of song Please Do Not Trespass
birds and wildflowers. Horses and mountain bikes permitted. Pets are allowed.
The Marsh Trail (0.5 mi.) connects the Marsh Boardwalk to the Accessible Cabin and the
Woodland Dunes Nature Trail. This forested trail borders the Black River marsh and is an
excellent place to view both upland and wetland flora and fauna. Pets are allowed.
V
640
The Fishing Pond Trail (0.3 mi.) has a flat surface and many benches. Waterfowl and
other pond life can be viewed from this area. Pets are allowed.
The Ancient Shores Hiking Trail: (1.3 mi.) starts and ends at Friends Fishing Pond Trail.
iver
The trail runs along two former beach ridges, including one, the Nipissing Transgression,
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from a period about 5,000 years ago. At that time, the Great Lakes rose to a level a few me-
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ters higher than current levels, leaving a distinctive former beach ridge. Pets are allowed.
Private Land
Park
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To I-43 Entrance P2
Beach Park Lane
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playgrounds or buildings.
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Friends
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Fishing Camp Trails
Pond
Private Kohler Campground
Land Dunes
Cordwalk Gate
Fishing Pond Trail
(accessible) Parking Lot
N
P4
P5
A
P9 Old Park Road Marsh Picnic Area
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Private Land: Please Do Not Trespass MilesJaycee Sheboygan Trails Rules of the Trail:
Total Contribution
Patron
Family
Couple
Individual
Suggested seasonal contribution:
_______ users x $3.00 x _______ days =________
$3.00 per user, per day
Suggested Daily Contribution:
and mail it with your contribution. This way we can also include you in our email updates . Stand up and be counted!
It is becoming more important for us to keep track of how many people are using the trail system. Please complete this form
maps, trail extensions, improvements and grooming equipment.
Become a Sheboygan Jaycee Trail supporter. We need your help. All contributions are placed back into the trails for signs,
With the exception of the two-way trail #6,
1. Ski the trail loops in a counter clockwise
The Jaycee Cross Country Ski Trails were
formally opened to the public in January
direction. All trails are ONE WAY indicated by
directional arrow markers. For Safety sake,
Sheboygan
1985. This project was accomplished
2.
don’t go against the skiing traffic.
Trail #6 is a two-way snowshoe and winter
Jaycee Trails
Mail to: Sheboygan Jaycee Foundation, P.O. Box 561, Sheboygan, Wisconsin 53082-0561
through the efforts of the Sheboygan
hiking trail with a segment from Evergreen
Jaycees with the assistance of these Park to Maywood also designated as a
community groups and businesses, groomed ski trail. Snow-shoers and winter
hikers should use the south side (riverside) of
which they would like to thank for their the trail. The ski trail will be groomed on the
$100.00 x _______ = __________
$50.00 x _______ = ___________
$35.00 x _______ = ___________
$20.00 x _______ = ___________
participation. north side of the trail.
________________________
3. The ski trails are groomed for skiing, not
walking. If for some reason you have to walk,
City of Sheboygan Department of Public Works such as a broken ski, please walk to the
outside of the groomed path. Do not walk in
City of Sheboygan Park Department the tracks or on the skating lane.
User Contribution Suggested
4. Walkers and snowshoers are asked to use the
City of Sheboygan Engineering Department 5+ miles of trails designated for that purpose
(see trail map).
Volunteer Groomers 5. Faster skiers need to be considerate of slower
skiers. Faster skiers should ski around skiers
Sheboygan Jaycee Foundation Inc. by indicating “stay where you are, I am on
your left or I am on your right”
e-mail______________________________________
City/Zip Code _____________________________
Address: ________________________________
Name__________________________________
Friends of the Sheboygan Jaycees 6. City ordinance prohibits dogs in the parks,
including the trails. They don’t ski well
E.H. May Environmental Park Association anyway.
7. Be careful on downhills. Keep a close watch
Sheboygan Area School District Community ahead for fallen skiers. Jaycee, Evergreen Parks and Maywood
Recreation Department 8. Read and heed trail signs. By doing this, you
will avoid potential accidents and do less Sheboygan, Wisconsin
damage to your equipment and the trails.
FAT KATS Bike Club
9. Use areas other than the ski trails for sledding Trailheads:
Local Skiers and snowboarding. • Evergreen Park Area #5, Highway 42 North
10. Please don’t litter • Maywood, 3615 Mueller Road
11. Use courtesy, common sense and enjoy the
trails! Ski trails are groomed for both skating and
For updated ski trail conditions:
http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/reports.asp
Fight Trail Vandalism striding (when there is sufficient snow).
If you witness any vandalism in the parks, to the 2.7 km of lighted trails in Evergreen Park
trail signs or park in general, please help us by
reporting it to the Sheboygan Police Department, Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Maps were developed by the City of 459-3333, with descriptions of the offenders.
Sheboygan Engineering Department and Ski at your own risk
printed compliments of the Sheboygan Recreational snowmobiles are not allowed on the
Sheboygan Jaycee Trails or in the City parks. Record
Area School District Community Recreation registration numbers of violators and report to the
Department. Sheboygan Police Department, 459-3333 SheboyganJaycees.comUniversity of Green Bay – Sheboygan Campus Trails (portions of the Lutheran High School Cross Country Trials) Suggestions: Park in the northwest corner of the UW Sheboygan west lot and access the trail just across the road. The Upper Meadow/Woods loop is approximately ½- mile. Head down “The Hill” (also known as “Wombat Hill”) and snowshoe the Lower Woods Loop. Please DO NOT cross University Drive. No restrooms available.
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