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This 15.6 mile shared used paved trail is named after the baseball legend Hank Aaron. It provides a continuous connection between American Family Field, home of the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Lake Michigan lakefront.

This river, named after the Menomonee people, translates to "rice eaters," reflecting the once abundant wild rice along its shores. Enjoy a scenic view of the river from the bridge at this point.

Billed as "the most accessible beach in America" and as one of the cleanest beaches in the country, this spot can get pretty busy. It's free for day use and has a couple of on-site spots for food and refreshments.

While riding along the Milwaukee River, you can enjoy the changes that have improved the area, with several parks and a growing paved trail system. What used to be industrial is now green and inviting, with restored riverbanks, new trails, and plenty of spots to pause by the water.

The Hank Aaron State Trail runs alongside the Menomonee River, and at this point, you can access a viewpoint with nice views of the river and the small greenbelt surrounding it.

This small pond is located in Three Bridges Park. It’s an easy short detour while cycling the Hank Aaron State Trail, offering a nice spot to take a break by the water.

Pebble Beach within Lakeshore State Park is a small patch of beach along Lake Michigan. This particular section of beach is on a small inlet created by the patch of land that is Lakeshore State Park that juts out into the lake, so visitors are not actually looking at Lake Michigan as they look at the waters on this beach's shore.

The 104-mile Milwaukee River flows through eastern Wisconsin before emptying into Lake Michigan. Here in Milwaukee you can enjoy a run along the Riverwalk while passing through a few of the parks that dot its banks.