Address: Located at 245th Ave, 250th Ave, and 226th Str, in an area south of CTH M and east of CTH E
Phone: 715-726-7920
Website: Visit Now
Moon Ridge Trail Area makes up about 7,800 of the 34,433 acre County Forest. Northern hardwood, composed mainly of red maple, basswood, white ash, and sugar maple, dominate this area of the County Forest. Several flowages provide a habitat for nesting and migrating waterfowl and other wildlife. It is not uncommon to view multiple duck and bird species, muskrat, beaver, and osprey, on many of the flowages. There are many trails and roads that access this area. Most of the trails are the result of past logging activity and are merely dead-ends. Others loop and connect with other trails, which connect to the Moonridge Trail. A segment of the Ice Age Trail, which crosses 20 miles of County Forest land, also winds its way through this area of the County Forest. The County Forest is yours to enjoy. Recreational opportunities include hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, snowmobiling, bird watching, mushrooming, fat biking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. Other opportunities include cutting firewood and harvesting timber. Please be careful with fire and avoid littering.
