Located on the shores of Lake Geneva, Big Foot Beach State Park offers 5 miles of hiking trails, a family campground, a swimming beach, and picnic and playground areas. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are popular winter activities.

A dog-friendly lakefront trail extending 26 miles around Geneva Lake, offering up-close views of historic estates, stunning homes, and beautifully landscaped yards and gardens. Accessible from several points — dogs welcome but must be leashed and cleaned up after.

Covering more than 22,000 acres of forested glacial hills, kettle lakes, and prairies, this Southern Unit offers over 100 miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails, plus camping, paddling, fishing, and winter recreation.

Explore the oak woods, deciduous forest, and vast prairie across 231 acres of peaceful natural beauty. Walk, run, or meander through miles of trails winding past wetlands, rolling creeks, and mindfully planted species of sedges, grasses, and hardwood trees.

Enjoy over 12 miles of wooded single-track trails for hiking and mountain biking across a 100-acre property. Elevation gains, forest obstacles, ladder bridges, jumps, and switchbacks make it a regional favorite for all skill levels.

Natureland's 122 acres contain four hiking trails offering a chance to observe beautiful Kettle Moraine terrain. Springs and wetlands support a variety of vegetation, displaying the rich ecological diversity found throughout the park.

Three nature trails wind through this county conservancy, taking visitors through grasslands, wetlands, and wildflower-filled terrain. Trail maps, park overviews, and virtual tours are available online for trip planning.

Hike along a quiet undisturbed section of Rice Lake to discover local wildlife, what animals eat, and what plants thrive here. An elevated wildlife observation blind sits along the trail — don't forget your binoculars.

Walworth County's largest park spans nearly 200 acres with two miles of White River frontage. Three nature trails wind through diverse terrain including prairie, woodland, and wetland — perfect for a peaceful day in nature.

This 19-mile trail follows a former rail corridor between Elkhorn and Springfield, passing numerous bridges, scenic vistas, quaint towns, farmlands, and wetlands — with connections continuing into Racine County toward Burlington.