Kenosha County Bike Trail

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Difficulty: Easy
Length: 7.0 miles / 11.3 km
Duration: 1-3 hours

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Overview: The Kenosha County Bike Trail follows the old North Shore railbed North-South through Kenosha County. There are two separate segments on either the north or south side of the city of Kenosha.The sections can be bridged with the separate Pike Bike Trail through Kenosha along the lakefront creating a seamless trail through Kenosha county.

This detailed, location aware, mobile, guide provides all the access points, trailheads, and connecting trails along the Kenosha County Bike Trail with 19 points of interest and even more photos. The guide can be utilized at home via the web or on-the-go via download to your mobile phone.

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Tips: Sections of the trail that are wet should not be used until they have been dry for 24 hours.

When biking anywhere, always wear a helmet and eye protection.

Be prepared for changing riding surfaces and vehicle, pesdestrian, and bike traffic.

Always follow the rules of the road.

Reflective and brightly colored clothing make you more visible to motorists, pedestrians, and other bikers.

Layered clothing is the best way to regulate your temperature during changing weather conditions and activity level.

Be prepared: make sure your bike is in excellent condition, bring water, snacks, and bike tools

Points of Interest

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Russell Road Bridge

A pedistrian bridge spanning over Russell Road marks the southern terminus of the Kenosha County Bike trail. The south side of the bridge enters Lake County, IL and connects to the Robert McClorey trail. A short spur just south of the bridge connects the trail to Russell Road.

The Robert McClory trail continues south through Lake County.

Predestrian Bridge over Russell Road Photo

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32nd Ave. Access Spur

A short spur trail connects to 32nd Ave.

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116th Street

The trail crosses 116th Street. An oversized shoulder on the north side of 116th St. could accept one or two parked cars.

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32nd Ave. Access Spur

A short spur trail connects to 32nd Ave. in the Foxmoor Estates subdivision.

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104th St.

A small trailhead exists as the trail crosses 104th St. A small volume of parking exists in the grassy clearing on the south side of 104th Street.

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Rolling Meadows Park Access Spur

A short spur over a bridge leads to Rolling Meadows Park and 32nd Ave. The park includes a small field with playground equipment.

Playground and Rolling Meadows Park Photo

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Springbrook Road Trailhead

Just north of the Springbrook Road/CTH ML, a short spur trail leads to a small parking area.

Kenosha County Bike Trail Parking on Springbrook Photo

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93rd Street

The trails crosses 93rd Street.

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89th Street Trailhead

The trail ends at 89th Street.

Parking is restricted in the intersection of 89th and 30th Ave, but street parking is available on both sides of the street east or west of the intersection.

Although the trail ends here, you can follow the Pike Bike trail through Kenosha to the northern section of the Kenosha County Bike Trail.

89th Street Trailhead from the East Photo

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35th Street Trailhead

The trail continues at 35th Street.

There is no parking lot here, but on street parking is available.

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27th Street

The trail crosses 27th Street. On street parking is available.

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24th Street

The trail crosses 24th Street.

On street parking is available.

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18th Street

The trail crosses 18th Street.

On street parking is available.

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22nd Ave

The trail crosses 22nd Ave and picks up on the northeast side of the intersection of 22nd, 14th Place and Birch Road.

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Pike Bike Trail

Here the trail intersects the Pike Bike Trail at it's northern trailhead.

The Pike Bike Trail heads south on 20th Ave. before turning east towards the lakefront. The Pike Bike Trail connects with the southern segment of the Kenosha County Bicycle Trail on the south side of Kenosha.

Kenosha County Bike Trail North access Photo

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Petrified Spring Connector Trail

The trail intersects the Petrified Springs Connector Trail before contining across 12th Street/CTH E. The trail heads westward to connect to the University of Wisconsin Parkside campus and Petrified Springs County Park.

Looking West down the Petrified Springs Connector Trail Photo

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7th Street/ CTH A

The trail crosses 7th Street/CTH A.

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13th Ave.

The trail crosses 13th Ave.

There is an area for a few cars to park off the road.

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1st Street/County Line Road/CTH KR Trailhead

The Kenosha County Bike Trail ends at County Line Road. The Racine County bike trail continues north on the north side of the road.

There is a small space for a couple of cars to park on south side of the road.

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