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Price
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Reservable
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16 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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43.0116, -88.5857
Cyclists planning a multi-day ride through wetlands and wooded corridors will get the most out of this. Fall weekdays hit the sweet spot: crisp temps, peak foliage in the wooded sections, and fewer leaf-peeper crowds. Pets welcome, parking solid at trailheads.
Wet weather turns the crushed-gravel sections slippery and uneven, and some bridges are rough enough to jar a loaded bike. If restrooms are non-negotiable, check availability ahead, closures have caught people mid-trail.
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Fall offers the most striking scenery. Peak foliage across the drumlin hills and woodlands creates spectacular color contrasts with wetlands and open farmland. Expect crisp, cool days. Highs generally 50–65°F, nights 30–45°F. That are perfect for long bike rides, photography, and wildlife viewing. Deer and migrating birds are active. Weekends in October can be busy with leaf-peepers, so plan weekday rides or start early to avoid the largest crowds. In warmer months, watch for snakes on sunny sections. Wet weather leaves some areas slippery or uneven, particularly where gravel packing is less compact.
Fall offers the most striking scenery; peak foliage across drumlin hills is highlighted.
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Trailheads along the Glacial Drumlin State Trail provide parking and restrooms, and some trailheads are reported to have showers. Nearby Lake Mills offers vending and downtown amenities; the trail is frequently described as pet-friendly.
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