Dunn's Marsh – Ice Age Trail Junction Area loop from Jenni & Kyle Preserve

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Dunn's Marsh – Ice Age Trail Junction Area loop from Jenni & Kyle Preserve

Easy

3.3

(10)

riders

Dunn's Marsh – Ice Age Trail Junction Area loop from Jenni & Kyle Preserve

01:50

31.8km

130m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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349 m

Capital Springs State Recreation Area

Highlight • Trail

This area, nearly 2,500 acres in size, offers activities like cross-country skiing, hiking, running, biking snowshoeing, canoeing, kayaking, hunting, fishing, and camping. It is made up of two separate sections: …

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1.40 km

Nevin Springs Fishery and Wildlife Area

Nature Reserve

1.65 km

Nevin Springs State Fishery and Wildlife Area

Highlight • Natural Monument

Acquired in 1876, this is the oldest of all the managed lands in the area, initially used as a fish hatchery. The property is known for its natural springs, with a total of 14 different springs.

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3.07 km

Gunflint Pond

Highlight • Lake

The pond and surrounding area are home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. Some common species include ducks, geese, herons, turtles, frogs, deer, rabbits, and squirrels.

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4.90 km

Longford Pond

Lake

7.17 km

Dunn's Marsh

Highlight • Lake

Dunn's Marsh is a sizable body of water in the middle of Dawley Conservancy Park. It's right off the side of the Cannonball Path on one side and the Capital City State Trail on the other side.

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11.2 km

Goose Lake

Highlight • Lake

Nestled among the beautiful Military Ridge State Trail, Goose Lake's calm waters mirror the stunning surroundings, creating a picturesque scene for a picture-perfect backdrop. It's a lovely spot to capture …

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15.9 km

Ice Age Trail Junction Area

Highlight • Trail

The segment of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail that runs through Janesville allows both cyclists and hikers to use the trail. Throughout Wisconsin most of this 1,200-mile trail is designated for hikers but biking is allowed in Janesville.

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23.9 km

The Velo UnderRound

Highlight • Cycleway

Small sheltor with map & pay station

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25.7 km

University of Wisconsin Arboretum - Grady Tract

Highlight • Forest

The Arboretum has a rich network of trails through grasslands, forests and wetlands. It is designed to protect the landscape, wildlife habitat and ecosystem. A wonderful place, especially in autumn!

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