Oak Leaf Trail

The Oak Leaf Trail is the gem in the crown of Milwaukee County's broad trail framework. The trail winds for in excess of 120 miles in and around the city of Milwaukee on a changing territory of level provincial fields and sloping city roads. Almost a fourth of the trail embraces the delightful shores of Lake Michigan. The trail is for the most part smooth black-top, with many effectively got to associations that take you pretty much anyplace in the Milwaukee metro territory. Three miles of the trail take after the course of an old Chicago and North Western line that was a piece of the railroad organization's long-separate traveler administration to Denver, Colorado, and the California drift. The railroad's affinity for obtaining quite a bit of its gear used earned it the epithet "The Cheap and Nothing Wasted." The adjust of the trail is comprised of turnpikes and city lanes, and additionally another 3 miles open on a previous Union Pacific hall.