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where to kill it - in Northern WI?

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my old lady is from Green Bay...I will be going to that area in a few weeks to endure the outlaws for a whole damn week. we will also be going to Wisconsin Dells. please tell me that there is some serious freeriding out that way. I am looking for some serious trails, would even be willing to pitch in on building and supply hauling while there if we are talking "super secret trails." hit me on PM with the real deal. I want to ride the good stuff and hit some killer lines...the more dangerous the better.
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Shamrock 1079 I'm not sure what you mean by freeride. If you mean the stuff that is in Bike magazine I think you are out of luck in Wisconsin. There is not much in this state for big jumps, log rides, teeter-totters, and the like. We do have more than our share of great single track.

The two closest spots to Green Bay that I know of to get some great trail riding are Nine Mile in Wausau and some trail near a small town called Langlade.

Over by the Langlade trail it appeared they were building some stunts on the north side of Highway 64. It looked like they were laying out a nice drop off on some rock. They did have a ride over a large rock when I was there. I saw this stuff in June of 2008 but I have not been back there since. I can't say how much progress has been made.

Also a tornado went the area before I rode the trails last June. I didn't get too far south toward Boulder Lake. The area may have been cleared out by now but I don't know that for sure.

For the very best in riding head up to Hayward-Cable and the CAMBA trails.

Shamrock 1079 lighten up on your wife and in-laws. I'm sure your in-laws are good people as folks up here in the midwest tend to be. I'll bet they'd give you the shirt off of their back for you. Use the visit to Wisconsin Dells as a rest day. The Dells are pretty cool. The scenery is fabulous and there is the famous Ducks, water parks, mini-golf, and good bars downtown. The outlet mall down in Lake Delton has great deals on clothing. For supper try Famous Dave's or Paul Bunyons. The Paul Bunyon meal is served all you can eat family style and they put the food on your table instead of having to march through a buffet.
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check out nordic mountain. its about an hour or two north of the dells. very worth the drive. they just had a downhill race there last weekend. and they've got some nice freeride stuff too.
superford4x4 said:
check out nordic mountain. its about an hour or two north of the dells. very worth the drive. they just had a downhill race there last weekend. and they've got some nice freeride stuff too.
And a wake boarding pond that looks pretty cool.
northwoods

And also north of the Dells on Interstate 39 to Plover head east on CTY B to Standing Rock county park and then there is Levis Trow Mounds that has a bit of everything including stupendous riding. From the Dells head west on Interstate 94 to Black River Falls exit heading north on state hwy 12/27 to Merrilan and to Hwy 95 6 miles to trail heads.
Head north of Green Bay (still a drive) and you'll find bad a$$ trails and riders around Marquette.

There is/was (????) a private place near the dells where somebody was building up stuff with wood, and I heard some new life might be happening at the Devil's Head ski area.

Not exactly close to the Dells is Blue Mound State Park where there is rock and vertical that is not like the rest of the state plus a pool, showers, camping.

There are tiny pockets of what might be called free ride stuff around Madison but that's not exactly Dells or Green Bay.
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