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Baird Creek Mountain Bike Trail
Green Bay, Wisconsin
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
7 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 9/27/11 by dirtwheel |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 15 miles | Global Rank: #1117 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 9 | Wishlist: 2 |
| Avg. Speed: 5.44 mph | Avg. Time: 0hr 57min |
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Description: Many great singletrack routes through a hilly and scenic area hidden within Green Bay. Includes trails for all skill levels, however, most are moderate to difficult.
Description: Many great singletrack routes through a hilly and scenic area hidden within Green Bay. Includes trails for all skill levels, however, most are moderate to difficult.
added on November 28, 2009 by 
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TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by farby on November 5, 2011
a fun trail on the east side of green bay. good climbs and down hills on both sides of the park. single track trails are not marked, so do some exploring. after rain trails get very greasy, so its best when its somewhat dry.
reviewed by stumpyfsr on August 2, 2011
This is was my first real MTB trail where I've got an idea about mountain biking. As for an absolute beginner it was tough but still rideable and I enjoyed that ride. I like to ride this trail again and again when I'm in the area. It has a lot of short climbs and descends so better to keep your momentum. A few creek crossing, many roots and tree logs. Very fun place to ride.
reviewed by dkube on July 17, 2011
Trails run along the creek. Has great scenery. Was a little difficult for me since I am a beginner but I had a great time nonetheless. Definitely recommend it!
reviewed by Gike on December 1, 2010
These trails are about as nice as one can find inside a city. It is very easy to get lost, as there are no signs or maps posted. But you are only 1 mile away from any road, so you cant really get lost. Lots of side trails and loop options. Some scary steep drops off the top of the ski hill. Watch out for disc golfers on the ski hill tho.
Similar Trail: Winter Park in Kewaunee
reviewed by Badcrow on December 27, 2009
This trail system is a great way to kill several hours while in Green Bay. The system leads you through the Baird Creek parkway on both sides of Highway 43. And several trails lead to other parks, both Danz and McAuliffe parks border this system. There are some short butchallenging climbs and some fast downhill portions, one leading into a crossing of Baird Creek itself. I suggest finding a local who has ridden this system before to guide you around some of fun portions and skipping the filler. There are a few hidden gems and two dirt jump areas. Most of this trail system is unmarked and offers several options. The city has planned and secured funding to connect this trail system with a larger paved system and has paved over part of the double track area. Its unclear what the status of this system will be in spring.
* Review edited 11/12/2010
reviewed by drdiederich on December 23, 2009
Great trail, though it does get a lot of pedestrian traffic especially on sunny weekends but they are mostly very nice and considerate. Limited pedestrian traffic on weekdays. Some great climbs and downhills and a few (very limited) number of spots with lots of roots for those that are into that, not a lot of rock gardens or other technical features, just lots of fast trail, with climbs and descents. There are couple of narrow bridges but they are relatively short in length. The east side of Hwy 43 is less traveled by pedestrians and has much harder riding than the west side.
* Review edited 12/23/2009
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