One of my favorite trails in the Green Bay area! The arboretum encircles the university and the long trail (there are a couple of options) offers a wide range of views. Youll pass the golf course, cross a couple wooden bridges, go through a tunnel beneath a road, walk along the shoreline and see Curly Lambeaus cottage. It usually takes me about 75 minutes.Insider tip: Parking is a bit limited. I usually go in the Bay Settlement entrance, go down the hill (about a minutes drive) and park where the trail crosses the road. Theres no lot but youre likely to see cars parked on the wide shoulder.

This place is great walking trails... but there was a section that the drain was clogged and everything was over flowing and I got stuck in mud. Could use a lil work on the paths. But love this place!!

Well maintained trails and beautiful nature all around. The trails are well marked by colored markers and there are maps throughout the many trails. Love the lookout, my favorite hidden secret of the trail

Wonderful location for all the ages and and abilities for walking, running or bike-riding.

This is a great walk in nearly any season. Also, good for jogging provided you look out for ruts. Very scenic with plenty of nature.

Will definitely be going back, amazing workout

Great trail, not too long, not too short. Good for biking or walking. There are some off road trails for hiking too.

4.75 miles of great trail walking, hiking, or running. Surfaces range from wood chips to asphalt to dirt to pea-gravel. Enjoy running along Green Bay (the body of water). Explore the mini chapel near Bay Settlement Road. Take in the UWGB 9-hole golf course. This trail offers a little bit of everything. Come back at the end of June to attempt the Titletown Ultra Series ultra-marathon event (6 hours, 8 hours, or 15.5 hours of looping the trail).

A taste of wild right on the edge of the city. Flora and fauna in abundance while transversing well groomed trails. What could be better?

A lovely place for students and public alike to walk. Just watch out for the mosquitos

Wow! I chose to visit the area after reading the raving review left here on Google a few days ago written by a Jarod Johnson. I was able to find the mouse running in circles described in the aforementioned review after an enjoyable several hours of searching. Unfortunately, the mouse mentioned in the review was no longer spinning, infact, it was no longer moving at all. The mouse was dead. Although that discovery did dampen the overall experience, it was still a very enjoyable way to spend an afternoon.

Nice trail with a variety of trees, open prairie area, and near the bay. Trail markings are a 2.5 star review, the trail itself is a 5 the star given the proximity to Green Bay.

Trained for 2 marathons on these trails. Trails are well maintained and have a lot of variety depending on where you go on the grounds. They could be mapped out better in different spots as it can be easy to get lost if you dont know where everything is.

Beautiful, well maintained trails. Love it!

Open to the public. Walking trails are well maintained; including paved, crushed stone, dirt and wood chips. Some trails are used for biking. Trails weave around the campus. Good for family walks. However, some are more challenging.

I love running this 4 mile trail, nice and scenic and relaxing!

Nice nature trail. About four and a half miles long. Not to strenuous.

Not a bad trail, the markings could use a little work though :) Maybe my navigation skills need work too

I saw a mouse running in circles