Kinnickinnic River Trail

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Can you see the entrance to the second connection? I am at the corner of Lincoln and 1st. It's a bit tricky to find.

N River Trail Dr

Milwaukee, WI 53225

Kinnickinnic River Trail offers a serene and picturesque outdoor experience for visitors in Milwaukee, WI. The trail provides a scenic route for walking, biking, and enjoying nature along the Kinnickinnic River.

With its tranquil atmosphere and natural beauty, Kinnickinnic River Trail is the perfect destination for individuals seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of the city. Visitors can explore the trail at their own pace, immersing themselves in the sights and sounds of the surrounding environment.

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4.54 reviews

Mike R.

8/7/2020

Great little hidden trail to get you from the south side down to the third ward .... starts at basically 6th and Cleveland with a paved trail along the river to 1st and Lincoln.... have to go on...

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Lisa A.

7/8/2016

I saw 4 stars for this trail and thought "yep, that is definitely what I'd give it!" Its a cute little pretty functional trail around walkers point (where its a pretty flat grade). There's a...

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Katie K.

1/15/2015

I just love this little trail. I bike from downtown to St. Luke's hospital year round for work and this keeps me safe and off the streets. The configuration is a little odd. I take Broadway...

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Rebecca S.

1/27/2018

Thanks for building the beginning of a beautiful backyard adventure. Biking from Downtown Milwaukee to BayView is now a treat thanks to this path. The summer months it becomes a haven for...

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