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T
he Ozaukee
Interurban
Trail is a
30-mile
paved trail that
spans the length of
Ozaukee County and
is designed for biking,
in-line skating, walking,
running.
The trail route
connects historic
downtowns with
natural landscapes.
The route is based on
the Interurban railway
that linked Milwau-
kee and surrounding
communities from
1905 to 1951.
During the 1920s
and '30s, the line trans-
ported African-Ameri-
can blues musicians to
the recording studios
in Grafton for the Para-
mount Records label.
On the south end,
the trail ends at the
start of the Brown
Deer Recreational Trail
where riders can tap
into the Oak Leaf Trail.
The trail features
118 miles of multiple
loops through all the
major parkways and
parks in the system.
Loops are composed
of off-road paved
trails, park drives, and
municipal streets
where necessary to
ensure continuity. A
great starting point
is at the Milwaukee
Art Museum, then
traveling either north or
south on the trail from
there.
ENJOY THE OUTDOORS ENJOY THE OUTDOORS
on Ozaukee Interurban Trail on Ozaukee Interurban Trail
and the Oak Leaf Trail and the Oak Leaf Trail
Cedarburg
Fredonia
Belgium
Port
Washington
Saukville
Grafton
Mequon
Thiensville
OZAUKEE
INTERURBAN TRAIL
Ozaukee Interurban Trail is a 30-mile paved trail
UWM
Lake
Park
Lakefront
Parks
Estabrook
Park
Lincoln
Park
Kletzsch
Park
Brown
Deer Park
Ozaukee
Interurban Trail
Downtown
Milwaukee
OAKLEAF TRAIL
Milwaukee
Art Museum
The Oak Leaf Trail meanders 118 miles through Milwaukee County.
B I K I N G
R E S O U R C E S
A map and more information is at:
INTERURBAN TRAIL interurbantrail.us
OAK LEAF TRAIL county.milwaukee.gov/
OakLeafTrail8289.htm
