Trails: The Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit has three groomed cross-country ski trail systems with a total of 48 km (30 miles) of trails:
Nordic Trails - approximately 20 km (12 miles) skate and classic, trailhead cabin, vault toilet
McMiller Trails - roughly 16 km (10 miles) skate and classic, trailhead cabin, washrooms
Scuppernong Trails - approx. 11 km (6 miles) classic, vault toilet Trail fees:State Park Pass AND a State Trail Pass (one for each skier aged 16 or older) Tel: 262-594-6200 Snow report: Trail Information Line 262-594-6202 Nearest town: Eagle, WI Web site:Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit Trail map: Available on the DNR website Equipment rentals: No Ski lessons: No Other winter activities: Snowshoeing on the Ice Age Trail and other trails, sledding at Nordic, biathlon at McMiller Facilities: Lodging on site: Camping Lodging nearby: Milwaukee has many hotels and other accommodations. Tourism info:Waukesha VB | Greater Milwaukee VB Weather report: for Eagle Location of trails: Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit is located about 35 miles southwest of Milwaukee. Nordic Trails are on County Highway H about 4 miles south of the Village of Palmyra. McMiller Trail are on County Highway NN south of Eagle. Scuppernong Trails are located north of Eagle on County Highway ZZ, just east of Highway 67. Map of local region:Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit, Nordic Trails
Name of XC Area: Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit Times that I have skied there: Weekly I last skied there in: Feb, 2004 Trails that I skied: Scuppernong and Mcmiller My favorite trails: Rockport Trail marking: Very good Trail grooming: Very good Rating: 4.5 stars What I liked: the pines What I disliked: The trail pass. Isnt it enough that we pay for a state park sticker? First our car, now our feet. Comments: If there is going to be a trail pass, it needs to be advertised better. There needs to be a sign saying this a double fee area. then explain the two fees, instead of saying this is a fee area (singular). I almost got a fine beacause i did not know about the trail pass, only the state park sticker. Submitted by: Greg Nedland from: janesville, wisconsin Date submitted: Feb 13, 2004
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