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cliffs. Stay well away from cliffs that are

Flush Toilet Quarry not protected by a barricade or barrier.
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Butterfly Pond Trail (0.4-mile east loop

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Trail parking lot off Lower Cliff Road and goes

Water Fountain around the Butterfly Pond. This interpre-
Horse Trailer
Parking tive trail is paved for accessibility and
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Forest Management Trail (0.9-mile

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Horse/Bike Trail (7.5-mile) starts at the
parking lot off Family Campground Road
and loops the length of the park. The trail
is marked with orange dots and features
grassland and hardwood forest ecosys-
tems. Horse and bicycle rentals are not
available.
Indian Mound Trail (0.6 mile) starts at
Openfield the Indian mound lot off park road and
Trail near campsite #14 in the family camp-
ground. This self-guided, limestone-sur-
faced interpretive trail showcases effigy
mounds built by Native Americans 1,500
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years ago.
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Property Lime Kiln Trail (0.9-mile short loop and

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1.7-mile long loop) starts at the paved

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E5 parking lot near the lime kiln ruins and at

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the stairs near campsite #38. The trail is

marked with blue dots and traverses part
Woodland Trail of the Niagara Escarpment State Natural
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Kaukauna Area. The lakeside segment of Lime Kiln
Appleton Kimberly Trail is generally level, while the escarp-
ment segment involves steep climbs,
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Ertl Road (to Hwy. 55) 150
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descents and stairs. This trail is not
Menasha maintained in the winter.
Neenah
114 High Red Bird Trail (3.4-mile short loop and
Overlook Horse / Bike Trails 45 41 Cliff
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3.8-mile long loop) starts at the family
Trail State Park 55
North System - 2.5 miles campground, Indian Mounds trailhead
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South System - 5.0 miles Park Stock- and tower parking lot. This mostly level
bridge trail is marked with red dots and travels
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Hikers and bikers yield right-of-way to horses. Oshkosh It features panoramic views of Lake
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Never pass a horse from behind. Calmly call 44
Winnebago, historical limestone quarries,
out that you want to pass, so the rider can turn Lake the Chief Red Bird statue and the
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the horse around to face your bike. Then you Winnebago observation tower.
can safely pass. 26 55
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The Overlook Trail is maintained as a
If there is a horse coming towards you, stop, 41
ski trail when there is a volunteer
say hello, and allow the horse to pass. available to groom it.
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