Lake Country Recreational Trail
15.6 Miles
Built on a former Milwaukee-Watertown Interurban Railway, catch amazing views of the iconic rolling hills and waters of Wisconsin Lake Country. Relatively flat, this east-to-west trail passes through downtown Delafield and is perfect for low-grade treks and cross-country skiing.
Paul Sandgren Recreational Trail
2.9 Miles
Nicknamed “The Connector,” this paved trail follows Cushing Park Road south and provides an off-road connection between the Lake Country Recreation Trail and the Glacial Drumlin State Trail. This trail also provides entry into the popular Lapham Peak Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Park.
Glacial Drumlin State Trail
3.4 Miles
The Glacial Drumlin State Trail is one of Wisconsin’s most famous trails, covering 52 miles of glacial landscapes. The paved Delafield segment of the trail is 3.4 miles and begins at Hwy 18 and Hwy 83 and ends at Waterville Road in Dousman. This trail has relatively few changes in elevation and is suitable for beginner cyclists.
Veteran’s Memorial Riverwalk
.7 Miles
Located just north of the Ice Age and Lake Country Recreational Trails, this scenic walkway runs alongside the Bark River and honors our servicemen throughout major U.S. conflicts. Marked by 10 memorial sites, starting with the Revolutionary War, the chronological story begins on the eastern end and weaves through the wooded riverbanks and marshlands until an elevated boardwalk guides you to Cushing Memorial Park, where restrooms and a wooden playground can be found.
Ice Age National Scenic Trail
11.3 Miles
Two beautiful segments of the nearly 1,200-mile route, the 3.5-mile Delafield Segment of the trail—marked with yellow blazes—is shared by the Lake Country Recreation Trail with breathtaking views of glacial-carved landscapes. As you enter the 7.8-mile Lapham Peak Segment of the trail, you may continue by foot or by bike until you’re connected with the Glacial Drumline State Trail.