Sheboygan's Bike Map
Let’s go for a ride on Sheboygan’s trails
Bikes bring you to places cars will never see! In Sheboygan there are many trails to explore! Some take you through the heart of Sheboygan while others offer natural beauty. Each pathway provides something a little different. Explore one or explore them all! It doesn’t matter as long as you enjoy the ride.
Evergreen Park
Located within the city, Evergreen offers excellent biking trails that connect with the nearby Maywood and Quarry Park. Even though you are right in town, and next to a highway, the terrain makes you feel like you are in the north woods.
Maywood Environmental Park
This well-maintained park is located along the Pigeon River and connects to Evergreen Park. Explore the trails for hiking, biking, and potentially see some wildlife. Maywood has many different habitats, from grassland prairie to forests to the ponds, and it all adds up to an excellent experience.
Lakefront Bike Path
The Lakefront Bike Path begins off Indiana Avenue and connects on to the Pier Boardwalk. The trail is right off the shores so users have a pleasant ride right at the water.
Old Plank Road Trail
The Old Plank Road Trail is approximately 9 miles and runs from the Kohler Erie Avenue Trailhead in the City of Sheboygan west to the hamlet of Greenbush. The terrain varies from flat to gently rolling with one large climb or descent near just east of Greenbush. Enjoy the many points of interest along the trail as well!
Taylor Drive Pathway
The 3.3 mile pathway runs from Kohler Memorial Drive south to Crocker Avenue directly adjacent to the east side of Taylor Drive. The pathway provides many connections to employers, parks, and shopping areas.
Kohler-Andrae: Black River Trail
Kohler-Andrae is awesome! If you’re not walking along the sand dunes head to the bike trial. The Black River Trail is allowed for bikes and horses and begins at the northwest section of the park. This area contains open field community and forested areas. Look for a variety of song birds and wildflowers.
The Shoreland 400 Rail Trail
The Shoreland 400 Rail Trail is a 1.67 mile paved multi-use trail that runs through the heart of Sheboygan. A number of resturants and pubs are not far from, or directly adjacent to the trail.
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