We recently did a six-day e-bike camping trip in Wisconsin, riding 300-plus miles on bike trails and county roads, and visiting four state parks and recreation areas.
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We recently did a six-day e-bike camping trip in Wisconsin, riding 300-plus miles on bike trails and county roads, and visiting four state parks and recreation areas.
We saw a lot of fall color along the Interurban Trail near Port Washington.
Leaving Pike Lake, we ran into a few hills along Powder Hill Road, but the morning was beautiful.
After the trail ended at Oostburg, we took county roads for another 10 miles to Kohler Andrae State Park.
After some rest days, we began the second half of our trip, heading north along the Oak Leaf and Interurban Trails toward Kohler-Andrae State Park.
Beautiful fall color along Powder Hill Road in Kettle Moraine.
Riding into Port Washington, coasting down a big hill on the Interurban Trail.
Even with our e-assist, some of the hills in Kettle Moraine were challenging!
Sumac and goldenrod along the Interurban Trail on the way out of Port Washington.
We took a walk through the dunes on the way to Lake Michigan.
We frequently see deer along this section of the Interurban Trail.
The next morning, Charlie hooked up our bike trailer, as we got ready for the day's ride.
The next morning, the last day of our trip, we packed up for our ride home.
A panoramic view from the back seat of our tandem recumbent, on Western Ave. headed toward Cedarburg.
Our first rest stop of the day was in Oostburg, the northernmost point of the Interurban Trail, in a converted railway depot.
Fall color along County Road E, east of Pike Lake in Kettle Moraine.
As the sun set, we spotted a group of deer foraging among the dunes.
Fall color on the Interurban Trail in Grafton, Wisconsin.
Here we are at Cedar Grove, which has a great rest stop for Interurban Trail riders.
Fall color along Western Ave, near Cedarburg.