About hiking in Wood County

Wood County, Wisconsin has 14 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 15.0 miles, an average of 1.1 miles each. The longest is Galvin Avenue Trail, at 3.8 miles.

What the hiking trails in Wood County are like

By length, 8 are under a mile and 6 run 1 to 5 miles. 2 are loops, ending where they start; the longest is Galvin Avenue Trail, at 3.8 miles.

Of the 9 with a difficulty rating, 7 easy and 2 moderate. Of the 14 with measured elevation, Potawatomi Nature Trail climbs the most, about 148 ft.

All 14 hiking trails, longest first

Galvin Avenue TrailHikeMTB3.8 mi Wildwood - McMillan Connector TrailHikeMTB3.2 mi Field Multi-Use LoopHike1.2 mi West MTB LoopHikeMTB1.1 mi Potawatomi Nature TrailHike1.1 mi Winter TrailHike1.1 mi West Multi-Use TrailHike0.9 mi East Multi-Use TrailHike0.6 mi Multi-Use Grass DoubletrackHike0.6 mi Potawatomi West TrailHike0.5 mi Multi-Use Grass East-West LinkHike0.4 mi Grass Multi-Use DoubletrackHikeMTB0.2 mi Weber's Nature Walking TrailHike0.2 mi Potawatomi Connector 1Hike0.1 mi

← All Wood County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt September 24, 2026.