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Crossing Iverson Park while cycling through the Green Circle Trail is worth a stop, as this park offers many amenities that may interest you, especially if you're riding with the family, such as a large playground, restrooms, and picnic areas.

The 27-mile Green Circle Trail looping through Stevens Point is ideal for exploring the area with your bike and discovering additional trails. Along this stretch of the trail, you'll come very close to the Plover River, where it meanders through tight bends, allowing you to approach the shore and take in the surrounding nature.

If you're cycling along North Michigan Avenue and passing through the beautiful Schmeeckle Reserve, you'll come very close to this lovely lake, which is perhaps the most striking feature of the reserve. However, to get closer to the shore, you'll have to dismount your bike and walk the trail, although it is a really short distance.

Immerse yourself in the natural wonder of Schmeeckle Reserve, a 280-acre conservancy area at UW-Stevens Point. Serving as a community nature haven, it safeguards central Wisconsin's diverse ecosystems. Open to the public, this serene escape offers 5 miles of trails, boardwalks, a 24-acre lake, and varied habitats supporting a wealth of wildlife.

Bukolt Park Beach is at the edge of the 56-acre Bukolt Park along the Wisconsin River. The park features various amenities, including a baseball diamond, a bathhouse, a boat ramp, the Green Circle Trail, horseshoe pits, a lagoon, lodge, playfield, playground equipment, picnic areas, restrooms, a skateboard park, and volleyball courts. The swimming beach, although not monitored by lifeguards, is a great place for a dip.

Johns Lake is in the 4-acre Lake Forest Restoration Area of the Schmeeckle Reserve. This green space can be experienced from the road as well as the dirt trails surrounding the lake. Road bikers can catch a view of the lake and ride the edges of the forests here.

Michigan Avenue North runs through the quiet and peaceful woodland of the Schmeeckle Reserve. With both sides of the road encapsulated in nature, it soothes the soul cycling through it.

Immerse yourself in the natural wonder of Schmeeckle Reserve, a 280-acre conservancy area at UW-Stevens Point. Serving as a community nature haven, it safeguards central Wisconsin's diverse ecosystems. Open to the public, this serene escape offers 5 miles of trails, boardwalks, a 24-acre lake, and varied habitats supporting a wealth of wildlife.