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The Capital City State Trail is a 17-mile paved multi-use path open year-round. A state trail pass is required to bike the nine-mile portion of the trail that passes through the Capital Springs E-way south of Madison between Verona Road and Nob Hill near Industrial Drive, but the remainder is free to access.

The University of Wisconsin–Madison Arboretum is a research and ecological protection site in Madison. It has several miles of trails and quiet roads that weave through the beautiful wood land. The centerpiece of the area is Lake Wingra.

Nice view of Lake Wingra as you are running along Arboretum Drive. There are other great views as you pass through University of Wisconsin Arboretum.

Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor Trail spans 1.4 miles through the wooded Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor. This two-lane, paved trail features benches, streams, and a nice city getaway for hikers, bikers, and dogs on leashes.

The 5.6-mile Southwest Commuter Path, also called the Southwest Commuter Path, connects Brittingham Park on Lake Monona to the Capital City State Trail at Arrowhead Park in Fitchburg. It is paved with asphalt and follows the route of the Illinois Central Railroad branch built in 1887. The trail shares history with the crushed-stone Badger State Trail, which continues south to the Illinois border.

very beautiful at the lake shore near Monona Terrace

Recognized for its cultural importance, the area was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated the Lake Farms Archaeological District in 1980. Explore the park's scenic trails, including the paved Capital City State Trail and Lower Yahara River Trail, suitable for hiking and cycling.

The Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor Trail is a fairly short path (~1.4 miles total) that is paved and follows the creek pretty much the whole time. This path can be easily combined with the North Fork Trail for a longer run.