Tag Archives: Bicycling
Tunnel ahead
From the Badger State Trail. Because this 1/4 mile tunnel is built on a curve, you cannot see the other end when you first enter. Complete darkness envelopes you until about half way through. Don’t forget your bike light!
Ghost bike
Here’s a sobering sight to come across while biking.
A bicycle painted white, left as a memorial to the victim of a fatal biking accident.
Biking the Bearskin
I took advantage of the one day that was rain-free in northern Wisconsin last week, and went biking on the Bearskin State Trail.
Country skyscrapers
When you’re bicycling through the farm-filled countryside, these are the skyscrapers you see.
Trailing over the Crawfish River
What a beautiful day for a bike ride (Glacial Drumlin State Trail).
Dreaming of summer biking
Last night’s cabin fever induced dream had me bicycling out in the summer sun. With the dream and this week’s return of the polar vortex in mind, I thought I should post a couple of photos from a ride I took on the 400 State Trail last summer.
Oh to be out there now, pedaling with the warm summer sun on my back.
Elroy-Sparta State Trail
This week I continued my summer tour of Wisconsin recreational trails. I’ve been meaning to ride the Elroy-Sparta State Trail for a long time. Opened in 1967, it’s considered this country’s first trail to be built on an abandoned railbed.
The Bearskin State Trail
The best thing I did while in northern Wisconsin last week, was spend the good part of a day biking the Bearskin State Trail.
Glacial Drumlin State Trail
Earlier this week I biked on the Glacial Drumlin State Trail for the first time.