Glacial Drumlin State Trail West

Glacial Drumlin Trail, Wisconsin paved trail run, wheelcam 3/11/16

This is a wheel cam view of the Glacial Drumlin Rail Trail. This is the trail from Waukesha, WI to a little past Dousman, WI. This is the paved segment of the trail, and it's also about 13.5 miles making it a good, long ride. I didn't want to go any further this day, so I stopped when it became gravel.

Also, my opening statement was.... well I didn't expect what happened. The camera segmented the run into 2 files, so I figured since I had to glue them together anyway, why not just add the overlay too. So there you are. Enjy the long play!

I live in Wisconsin, USA, and do most of my riding outside of Milwaukee. I like riding on the trails, but I do some road and offroad as well.

Videos on this channel are filmed by myself using an onboard camera mounted to my helmet or my bicycle. Music used under a Creative Commons licence, and is credited in the video as they play as necessary. Any and all profits from these videos will go into bicycle maintenance and parts, as well as better equipment.

My Wisconsin ~ White River State Trail

I get my bike out of storage & hit the trails for the first time this season.

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Midwest Bike Touring - Milwaukee to Lake Mills, Wisconsin

A friend and I took the bicycles west for an overnight camp out at Sandhill Station State Campground. Enjoy the lush, early summer scenery ... follow along the awesome wooden bridges ... see a guy frog jumping along the trail ... marvel at my spilled dinner. She my shorter (2 minute) version at Music:

Bike trail extension to connect paths from Milwaukee to Dodgeville

A plan to construct a 6-mile stretch of bike trail is much more than it seems. The project would not only provide a link between paths in our area but would allow cyclists to ride straight from Dodgeville to Milwaukee with ease.
Keely Arthur reports.

Ozaukee/Milwaukee Interurban Trails Part 3 (southbound) Brown Deer to Downtown Milwaukee, WI

This section of the trail begins where Part 2 left off. This part starts on Brown Deer Road approximately four blocks west of N Green Bay Road.

The trail is intact until 1/2 mile north of W Silver Spring Drive, then it goes along the roadways until it connects again at the N Milwaukee Pkwy, and eventually heads Se and eventually leads adjacent to the lakefront, proceeding to the video's end at N Prospect Avenue and East Mason Street.

Sharper Focus/Wider Lens: What's UP: The Past, Present and Future of Michigan's Upper Peninsula

This trans-disciplinary conversation, sponsored by the MSU Honors College, included: Randy Schaetzl, Department of Geography; Wenona Singel, College of Law; John Beck, School of Human Resources & Labor Relations; and Scott Winterstein, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife. More information is available at