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2011 Ride Schedule Cream City Cycle Club strongly promotes the following SAFETY POLICY: 1. Learn and practice safe bicycling skills. 2. Learn the rights and responsibilities of bicyclists and practice what you learn. 3. Always wear a correctly fitted CPSC approved helmet that is in good condition. IMPORTANT! Ride start times vary throughout the year so check them carefully. Please be advised that you will need to arrive 20 minutes prior to listed start time, so you will be able to set up your bicycle and take care of any necessary preliminaries (Non-members need to sign-in and sign a liability waiver). We do our best to make sure every ride goes on as scheduled, However, start times, locations and actual rides may be changed or canceled For the latest updates, call the HOTLINE at 414-299-9398, box 1. Rides are open to the public without charge. This page was last updated on 10/09/11. Mileage options highlighted in red do NOT have a ride leader as of this update. If you can volunteer to lead a ride, please call the HOTLINE at 414-299-9398. If there is not a ride leader for all distances the ride will be canceled. All in RED means no ride if under a week till the ride. All RIDES are NOW FILLED
Things to remember about CCCC weekend rides
After-Ride Socials
Watch for rides designated for After-Ride Socials. Once each month, we're planning an after-ride social. Just bring a lawn chair, a few snacks and a cooler with your favorite after-ride beverage. We'll just hang out at the start point for the ride and welcome fellow riders as they come in. Good chance to socialize and catch up with others on the ride. Plan to hang out and join in the fun!
CCCC Camping Rides
PREREGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL RIDES IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE YOUR TENT SPACE. When space is limited, priority will be given to club members up to 2 weeks before the trip. So, don’t be disappointed. Call the trip leader in advance. Call the Cream City Cycle Club Hotline at 414-299-9398 Box 3 prior to all rides.
The cost for the camp site will be $5 per person per night for all participants. A two night minimum charge will be required, accept for the Self-contained riders.
Ride types Looped: Also known as car camping. Drive a car or carpool to the chosen campground and put up your tent for the weekend. All Cream City rides start at the campground and loop back to the start. Self-contained: Carry all your gear with you on the ride to the campground. Everything, clothing, tent, etc. you need for yourself is contained on your bike. (No sags here)
April rides May rides June rides July rides August rides September rides October rides November rides
WELCOME TO CREAM CITY CYCLE CLUB'S 2011 RIDES! Sat 4/9 ELM GROVE 47,520 FT 9 miles 10 am Midpoint: Elm Grove
Whether it be spring or fall, this urban ride will be a dream for all. With ten miles of landscape and homes for you to admire, you might just see some ideas for your dream home.
Sun 4/10 SLINGER SLING 15/32 miles 10 am Midpoint: Germantown/Polk Township
Head north and west to see some wonderful Washington county views. Climb some hills and cruise down others-its all great fun!
Sat 4/16 LION TOUR 15/32 miles 10 am Midpoint: Brookfield/Pewaukee
If a view of Pewaukee Lake and perhaps a triathlon, you will want to take this trip! You’ll ride over flat, hilly and rolling terrain on this route through Waukesha County.
Sun 4/17 WIND LAKE TOUR 10/35 miles 10 am Midpoint: Tess Corners/Wind Lake
Be it spring or fall, this ride is for all being mainly a flat ride for all or a coast for all. Well, all and all this ride is fun for all so come join all the CCCC riders for that all fun filled ride.
Sat 4/23 GERMANTOWN RAMBLE 20/39 miles 10 am Midpoint: Thiensville/Cedarburg
Reawaken those quadriceps along Donges Bay Road. The west wind will push you along on a flat ride into charming Cedarburg
Sun 4/24 NO REGULAR CLUB RIDE – Easter
Sat 4/30 ROCHESTER PEDAL 25/42 miles 10 am Midpoint: Muskego/Waterford
Tour western Racine County along the Fox River as it winds through to the Wind Lake area.
Sun 5/1 WILD GOOSE CHASE * 42 miles 10 am Midpoint: Hustisford
No, we won’t be chasing geese on our bikes. But they may fly overhead as we meander along the less traveled roads.
Sat 5/7 BUENA VISTA 26/44 miles 9 am Midpoint: Waukesha/Wales
You’ll experience some great views of unique scenery on this ride.
Sun 5/8 NO REGULAR CLUB RIDE – Mother’s Day
Sat 5/14 STURTEVANT SAUNTER 15/44 miles 9 am Midpoint: Oak Creek/Sturtevant
If you're tired of the hills, you'll enjoy this mostly level land.
Sun 5/15 PIKE LAKE SPLASH * 30/50 miles 9 am Midpoint: Polk Township/Slinger
We planned a few fast down hills on this ride. Of course, what goes down must go up! But the countryside is beautiful and if you go all the way to Pike Lake, you can take a break on the beach.
Camp THE BONG RIDE (Self Contained)
Fri 5/20- Camping at Bong Recreation Area Sun 5/22 Help kick off the camping schedule with fellow campers in western Kenosha county. Adventure awaits you on our fist camping weekend of the year. You can self-contain or drive to the park and enjoy the Bong Recreation Area. Call Brian Musha at 414-385-9416 for more information and to reserve a spot.
Sat 5/21 DELAFIELD ROLL 35/58 miles 9 am Midpoint: Pewaukee/Delafield
If a view of Waukesha County lakes and the signs of spring is for you, you will want to take this trip! It is a tour through a picture perfect area, so you may want to bring your camera.
Sat 5/21 KENOSHA RACINE BIKE CLUB ANNUAL BIKE RIDE Varied mileages
For further information, see the KR Bike Club website: www.krbikeclub.com
Sun 5/22 FAR OUT COUNTRY RIDE 30/62 miles 9 am Start: Mukwonago Park & Ride - I43 & Hwy 83 Midpoint: East Troy/Lyons
No matter what route you take today, you’ll find the far out country. The terrain is rolling, hilly and flat-something for everyone.
Sat 5/28 NORTH LAKE * 29/54 miles 9 am Midpoint: Hubertus/North Lake
A great ride to a quaint town. Enjoy the hills and valleys along its many picturesque roadways.
Sun 5/29 EAST TROY TREK 37/63 miles 9 am Midpoint: Tichigan/East Troy
Rolling terrain, sneak peeks of sparkling lakes and some wide open spaces make this area a great place to ride. On the long route, be sure to stop for a rest at East Troy’s town square.
HARTMAN CREEK CLASSIC (Looped) Varied mileages Fri 6/3 - Camping at Hartman Creek State Park Sun 6/5 Come join Cream City’s most popular camping ride only 2 ½ hours from Milwaukee. Bike, hike, canoe, swim or just relax. Call Jane Stoltz at 414-378-1691 for more information and to reserve a spot.
Sat 6/4 No Regular Club Ride
Sun 6/5 No Regular Club Ride
JUNE 6 – 10 IS BIKE TO WORK WEEK!
Sat 6/11 ROLLING AROUND WATERFORD 25/42/60 miles 9 am Start: Waterford Precision Bicycle Factory Midpoint: Beulah Station/East Troy
Join other cyclists as we tour the Waterford Precision Cyclery, a manufacturer of a premium line of bicycles. The plant tour starts at 8:00 A.M. The ride will leave at 9:00 A.M. sharp from the factory. Note: there are no food stops on the short route!
Sun 6/12 SUNSHINE SURPRISE 61/97 miles 7 am Midpoint: Eagle/La Grange
The surprise is we’re not telling you anything about the ride. You have to come along or miss the fun.
Sat 6/18 TOUR DE CURE - No regular club ride
Many club members volunteer as ride marshals on this charity ride for diabetes. For volunteer information, watch for details in the CCCC newsletter.
Sun 6/19 NO REGULAR CLUB RIDE – Father’s Day
Sat 6/25 JACKSON HO! 53/71 miles 8 am Midpoint: Cedarburg/Jackson
Check out the varying terrain and picturesque view on this route and you’ll be singing, “Let’s go to Jackson!”
Sun 6/26 DOUG PETERSON MEMORIAL RIDE 33/61 miles 8 am Midpoint: Pewaukee/Okauchee
Come one, come all, to one of Doug’s original rides and reminisce about his great contributions to the club.
LAKE GENEVA ADVENTURE (Self Contained and Looped)
Sat 7/2 - Camping at Big Foot Beach State Park Mon 7/4 An old favorite area awaits you on the holiday weekend. Enjoy the sun, the roads and the beach at this popular vacation destination. Either self contain or drive to Big Foot State Park and enjoy the fourth of July weekend with other cyclists. Call Brian Musha at 414-385-9416 for more information and to reserve a spot.
Sat 7/2 MAPLETON WANDERER 45/69 miles 8 am Midpoint: Pewaukee/Stone Bank
All routes take us to Hartland, the heart of Lake Country. Satisfy your wanderlust on an awesome ride through a popular area.
Sun 7/3 PALMYRA 49/72 miles 8 am Midpoint: Genesee/Palmyra
The southern kettle is beautiful any time of year and the rolling hills are a joy to bike. This outstanding area remains a very popular recreation location.
Sat 7/9 KOHLER-ANDRAE VOYAGE 37/51 miles 8 am Midpoint: Saukville/Fredonia
The blue water of Lake Michigan shines in the sun as we ride north. Go the distance and you’ll reach the tension zone, where the species of northern Wisconsin mingle with those of the south. See the sand dunes and be sure to stop in the nature center to find about one of Terry Andrae’s favorite activities.
Sun 7/10 THE TRACKS OF MILTON 26/74 miles 8 am Midpoint: Eagle/Milton
This is a city of underground railroading from our states past. If you stay on track you’ll enjoy rolling terrain, just like a train, except you’ll have to provide steam.
Sat 7/16 BAY VIEW BICYCLE CLUB LAKE COUNTRY CLASSIC Varied mileages
The Bay View Bicycle Club is your host for this family-friendly fundraiser. Pedal through scenic lake country and enjoy rest stops stocked with snacks and drinks. Consult their website for details: bayviewbikeclub.org.
Sun 7/17 NEOSHO ESCAPE * 39/71 miles 8 am Midpoint: Monches/Neosho
A fun figure eight with a short loop. We don’t ride in this area too often, so don’t miss your chance!
Sat 7/23 COLUMBUS VOYAGE 74/128 miles 7 am Start: Meadow Brook Park & Ride Midpoint: Watertown/Columbus
Go West ye biker, go west! Join us on our unique tour through the rolling countryside all the way to Watertown or maybe even to Columbus.
Sun 7/24 RACINE RALLY 32/61 miles 8 am Midpoint: Crestview/Somers
Recent route improvements by club members make this a “don’t miss” ride. It is easy biking as we roll along parts of the Lake Michigan shoreline.
Sat 7/30 HOLY COW * 43/66 miles 8 am Midpoint: Elkhart Lake/New Holstein
What beautiful sights you’ll see on this ride as you travel the rolling terrain. Holy cow! At the top of the hill is a Holstein and another pretty sight. Any holy cow-what a great bike rider I am becoming. Sun 7/31 COALITION PICNIC (Members Only) Varied mileages Varied
Start Times It’s time for some fun! Come ride and picnic while meeting old friends and new as we gather with members of other bicycle clubs in Southeastern Wisconsin. The Bay View Bicycle Club is sponsoring this year's picnic. Watch the CCCC newsletter for details. Bring a dish to pass or $7.00
LA MAGNIFIQUE 59/85 miles 8 am Midpoint: Fredonia/Oostburg
Cruise along the big lake (Lake Michigan) to a few of its many ports. Be sure to check out the catch of the day in one of those port’s local restaurants.
Sun 8/7 KETTLE KRUZE II 40/62 miles 8 am Midpoint: North Prairie/Dousman
Enjoy a new three county ride though the Southern Kettle Moraine and the scenic rolling countryside of Southeast Wisconsin. Pedal profusely, fawn over the start of fall colors, dine in Dousman, and eat at North Prairie. You might even spot migrating sandhill cranes in the cornfields. It will be a ride to remember.
Camp POINT BEACH (Looped) Varied mileages Fri 8/12- Camping at Point Beach State Park Sun 8/14 Lake lore draws us on. Intimate low traffic roads, quaint towns and shops, many creeks and rivers, all frame the Great Lake. This jewel of a ride offers a beautiful area to explore and experience. Space is limited! Call Mark Steckhahn or Harriet Pfersch at 414-453-6872 for more information and to reserve a spot.
Sat 8/13 WHITE LIE TO WAUPUN * 63/79 miles 8 am Midpoint: Oakfield/Waupun
It’s not a lie. Waupun is a prison town. There are ups and downs along this route. Whether it’s hilly or not is up to you to decide. Challenge yourself to take the White Lie to Waupun.
Sun 8/14 ROME TOUR 40/77 miles 8 am Midpoint: Genesee/Rome
Join with the club for a ride out to the southwest and back. You’ll even see some of the southern kettle on the long ride.
Sat 8/20 HARRINGTON BEACH 60 miles 8 am Midpoint: Belgium
Follow the shoreline north through Port Washington. Take a break from biking by strolling along the mile long sandy beach at Harrington Beach State Park.
Sun 8/21 MEMBERS CENTURY-MEMBERS ONLY! Varied mileages 7 am Start: Waterford High School-Waterford, WI
Don’t miss this opportunity to ride our wonderful century routes. You’ll be helping the club at the same time. Our century committee welcomes comments and suggestions for changes and refinements of the route. Note: No sags or rest stops today.
Sat 8/27 ORGANIZATION DAY – NO CLUB RIDE
Deliver your homemade goodies, mark the route or help in some other way as we get ready for the big event. If you can help the day of the event, please let us know. We need volunteers then too. Call the Bike line at 414-299-9398, box 2 to volunteer!
Sun 8/28 CREAM CITY CYCLE CLUB CENTURY Varied mileages
Our friendly and hardworking volunteers are what make our century a success. Opportunities to help abound today – registration, rest stops, sags, route markings, clean up and more, and you don’t even have to give up riding for the day. Consider biking to a rest stop, helping out for a few hours, and then continuing on the route. Or, volunteer during registration and you can ride to your heart's content the rest of the day. Invite some friends (don’t forget they need to register) and make it a party! Camp HARRINGTON BEACH LABOR DAY WEEKEND TRIP (Self Contained and Looped) Varied mileages Sat 9/3- Camping at Harrington Beach State Park Sun 9/5 Cooler by the Lake, and closer to home. Join us for our first ever Harrington Beach Labor Day weekend camping trip. Two options are on tap, bring your car, or ride your bike to the Group site at Harrington Beach. Looped rides are set for Saturday through Sunday. Don’t forget your swimsuit and your suntan lotion! Need more details or want to reserve a spot? Call Mark Steckhahn or Harriet Pfersch at 414-453-6872.
Sat 9/3 POINTS NORTH AND WEST * 35/65 miles 9 am Midpoint: Sussex/Holy Hill
Got a granny gear? You may want it as you’re ascending the hills. But what goes up must come down and on this ride you get to go down “The Wall”!!
Sun 9/4 CLINTON CORNFIELD MAZE 33/70 miles 9 am Midpoint: Delavan/Clinton
Come on and come all on this rarely ventured out area of the state. The start is a little far out, but it’s worth the trip as we continue to expand our bicycling adventures.
Camp DOOR COUNTY CENTURY WEEKEND Varied mileages Thu 9/8 - Camping at Baileys Woods Campground
Mon 9/12 Please join us as we return to the quiet side of Door County. We will be staying at the newly remodeled campground located just outside of Baileys Harbor on county Road EE. To reserve your spot call Mike Harris at 414-321-9514 before 8:30pm or email anytime at mharris1052@sbcglobal.net for further information.
Sat 9/10 No Regular Club Ride
Sun 9/11 No Regular Club Ride
Sat 9/17 WATERFORD ROLL 34/69 miles 9 am Midpoint: Franksville/Waterford
Delicious custard at Uncle Harry's in Waterford is just one reason to do this ride. It's a nice and easy tour through the Fox River flatlands. Limited food on the short route.
Sun 9/18 No Regular Club Ride
Sun 9/18 PEDAL THE KETTLE Varied mileages
Spring City Spinners Cycle Club is your host for this fundraiser. Fully stocked rest stops and fun awaits you. For details on registration fee and times, see their website: springcityspinners.org
Sat 9/24 WEST BEND TOUR 56/72 miles 9 am Midpoint: Saukville/Waubeka
Sometimes you just have to get outta town! And what better way than to explore the hills and valleys of the West Bend and Northern Kettle areas! Enjoy the scenery with fewer hills on the shorter loop too.
Sun 9/25 APPLE TOUR 25/45 miles 9 am Midpoint: Patterson Orchard
Join us for a leisurely ride to Patterson Orchards where we can pick up our choice of apples, pies, and more!
Sat 10/1 ST FINBARS FEAST 35/48 miles 10 am Midpoint: Saukville/Newberg
Who is St. Finbar and why is a road named after him? It doesn’t matter because this spiraling ride along the lakeshore is so beautiful you’ll be too busy checking out the scenery.
Sun 10/2 BEACH COMBER 47 miles 10 am Midpoint: Fontana
Down in the valley is a swimming hole! As you look in the shy there are lots of trees that make the swimming hole a really pretty sight Once you limber up your muscles with a good swim, the climb out of the valley is a lot of fun and a real test for a lazy beach comber! Sat 10/8 CUSTARD RIDE * - MEMBERS ONLY (pizza ride) 36 miles 10 am Midpoint: Big Bend
This ride has a custard stand as a stop! Either work off those calories at the start, or after you have sampled the custard. This is a fun ride for everyone in the club.
Sun 10/9 NORTHERN KETTLE MORAINE (EAST) * 31/52 miles 10 am Midpoint: Parnell Tower/Glenbulah
Beautiful hardwoods and pine trees line the rolling roads of Northern Kettle. See drumlins, moraines, and valleys left when the last ice flows retreated to the north. There are limited food stops.
Sat 10/15 SOUTHERN KETTLE MORAINE 26/45 miles 10 am Midpoint: Eagle/Palmyra
Thank the retreat of the ice age for the fabulous scenery along this route. The roads twist and turn and the hills roll up and down making for a delightful ride.
Sun 10/16 ROLLING INTO WASHINGTON COUNTY 20/41 miles
10 am Midpoint: Menomonee Falls/Lake Five
Starting in the city this ride takes you out west into the country to enjoy the hills on Plainview Road before it brings you back to the city
Sat 10/22 GENESEE DEPOT 41 miles 10 am Midpoint: Genesee Depot
Here’s a club favorite! Genesee Depot is an old railroad town where legendary actors Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine loved to entertain famous guests. Stop at the cafe to chat and eat before returning home.
Sun 10/23 SAWMILL RIDE * 19/25 miles 10 am Start: Glacier Hills County Park Midpoint: somewhere in the countryside
On Cannondale, Trek, or Manta- Bring your Schwinn, Raleigh, or Terry, and we will all make merry! You will see nothing but countryside so be sure to pack a snack!
Sat 10/29 SAUKVILLE SAUNTER 24/43 miles 10 am Midpoint: Thiensville/Saukville
The mighty Milwaukee River is at your side as we head north into the suburbs and countryside of Ozaukee County.
Sun 10/30 UNION GROVE DRAGSTER 19/38 miles 10 am Midpoint: Raymond/Union Grove
Remember, this is not a race. Take an unhurried, relatively flat ride to the home of drag racing. Note: there is no food on the short route.
VIEWS OF HOLY HILL * 34 miles 10 am Midpoint: Polk Township
We won’t lie. This is not a flat ride! Take the challenge and count the many different and wonderful views of the Holy Hill area.
Sun 11/6 MUKWONAGO HONEY BEAR 27/40 miles 10 am Midpoint: Big Bend/Mukwonago
We're sticking together on this ride. Sweet treats await us at the restaurant in Mukwonago. The only thing left behind will be the calories.
Adell – Sheboygan Cty, WI (41.2 miles/48 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-43 north to Hwy 57 (exit 97). Continue north on Hwy 57 to Sheboygan Cty A, (do not take Ozaukee Cty A which is the first Cty A you come to). Left/west on Cty A to Adell. Turn right/north on Nugent St. to Center St., just north of the municipal building (please park on the street).
Allenton Park & Ride - Washington Cty, WI. (34.2 miles/approximately 35 minutes from the Zoo interchange) Park & Ride lot from I 94 to Hwy 45 (exit 305B). Take Hwy 45 north to Hwy 41 north, go north on Hwy 41 to Hwy 33 (Allenton), turn right/east on Hwy 33 to Cty W, then left/north on Cty W to the park and ride lot on the left/west side of the road.
Brown Deer Park - 7835 N. Green Bay Rd., Brown Deer (12 miles/46 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-43 to Good Hope Rd (exit 80/Cty PP), go west on Good Hope Rd to Teutonia Ave (Cty D), right/north on Teutonia Ave to Calumet Rd, right/east on Calumet Rd to the park entrance. Meet in the parking lot on the left by the tennis courts. Alternate, if you miss Calumet continue north to Bradley Rd, right/east on Bradley Rd to park entrance (about 37th St), turn right into the park and keep right to the same meeting point.
Currie Park - 3535 N Mayfair Rd, Wauwatosa. (approximately 5.8 miles/7 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 Westto Hwy 45 North (exit 305B). North on Hwy 45 to Capitol Dr. (exit 44). East on Capitol Dr. (Hwy 190) to Mayfair Rd (Hwy 100) . Right and South to the park on the west side of the road. Golf course parking lot off of Hwy 100 (N Mayfair Rd) between W. Burleigh St and W Capitol Dr on the west side of Mayfair Rd.
Doctors Park - 1870 E. Fox Lane, Bayside (12 miles/14 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-43 to Brown Deer Rd (exit 82A) follow Hwy 32/Brown Deer Rd south to North Lake Drive curving south about a half mile to Dean Road, turn left on Dean Road to Fox Lane and left into the park and parking area.
Dretzka Park - 12020 West Bradley Rd. (approximately 10.3 miles/11 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to Hwy 45 (exit 305B), take Hwy 45 north to Hwy 145 (exit #48) to the park (lot near chalet). Alternate: Take Fond du Lac Ave (Hwy 145) to park entrance on the east side of the road.
Elkhorn Park & Ride - I-43 & Hwy 12 (40.3 miles/approximately 41 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to I-894 East (Exit 305A) to I-43 South (exit 4) to Hwy 12 West. Take Hwy. 12 West (Exit 27B) one mile to Hwy 67. Hwy 12 & Hwy 67 will run together. Continue on Hwy 12/67 to the park and ride. The park and ride is on the west side of the highway.
Froemming Park – 8801 S. 51st St, Franklin, WI (16.9 miles/21 minutes from the Marquette interechange) I-94 East to Ryan Rd/Hwy 100 (exit 322), West to South 51st St., Right/North to the park on the left /west side of 51st St.
Glacier Hills County Park – 1664 Freiss Lake Rd. Richfield, WI. (24.5 miles/30 minutes from the Zoo interchange) Take Highway 45 north to Exit 305B - Highway 167 West (Holy Hill Road), proceed west for 6 miles. Watch for sign. Turn Left/South on Freiss Lake Road (which is beyond Freiss Lake Drive) and Left/East into the park to the main parking area at the end of the road.
Grant Park – 100 Hawthorne Ave., South Milwaukee (16.4 miles/28 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-94 to College Ave (exit 319), take College Ave. east to the end, turn right/south on S. Lake Dr. to Hawthorne Ave. Turn Left/east on Hawthorne Ave. to the Grant Park Golf course. Use the parking lot on the south side of the clubhouse, which is on the right side of the road as you head east.
Greenfield Park - 2028 S. 124th St., West Allis (3.4 miles/7 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-894 to W Greenfield Ave/(Hwy 59 (exit 1D), go west on Greenfield Ave to S 124th St, turn left (south) on 124th St to the park entrance and turn left/east to area # 2 and #6 parking area.
Hales Corners Park - 5765 S. New Berlin Rd, Hales Corners. (7.7 miles/11 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to I-894 East (Exit 305A) to I-43 South (exit 4) to Hwy 45 (exit 60), south on Hwys 45/100/S 108th St to Hwy 24/Janesville Rd, right/west on Hwy 24 to the first stop light at S 116th St, right/north on 116th to first stop sign at New Berlin Rd, left/west on New Berlin Rd to parking lot on the west side of the pool.
Hansen Park - 9800 Underwood Pkwy, Wauwatosa. (8.6 miles/11 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-94 to Hwy 45 (exit 305), Hwy 45 to Watertown Plank Rd (exit 40). Cross Watertown Plank Rd. to Swan Blvd (unmarked). Left (West) to Underwood Pkwy to the golf course clubhouse. Please park on the street!
Hart Park – 7300 W. Chestnut St., Wauwatosa (5.2 miles/9 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-94 to 68th/70th St. exit (EXIT #307). Go north on 68th St. to Honey Creek Pkwy. Turn left (West) on Honey Creek Pkwy to N. 70th St. Turn right (North) on N. 70th St. to W. Chestnut St. Turn left (West) on W. Chestnut St. to the park. City alternative: Take State St. to N. 72nd St. Go South over the railroad tracks to the park. Please park on the east / south side of the parking lot.
Heg Park (20.1 miles/29 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to I-894 East (Exit 305A) to I-43 South (Exit 4) to Hwy’s 45/100 South (Exit 60) to Hwy 36. Right (southwest) on 36 to Heg Park Rd. Right (west) on Heg Park Rd to the park on the left side of the road.
Kanow County Park – Ixonia Township (NE Jefferson County). (31.7 miles/37 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 West to Hwy 16 (exit 293C), take Hwy 16 to Jefferson County line (approx. 18 miles). Continue on Hwy 16 to Rock River Road (approx. 1.6 miles). Turn right/north on Rock River Road to the park. Turn right into the park and parking lot (0.03 miles).
Kletzsch Park - 6560 N. Milwaukee River Pkwy, Glendale (8.1 miles/13 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-43 to Silver Spring Dr (exit 78), west on Silver Spring Dr, stay in far right lane to first traffic light, turn right/north on Milwaukee River Pkwy, crossing Bender Rd to the pavilion parking lot on the east side of the road.
Meadow Brook Park and Ride (13.8 miles/15 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 (west) to Waukesha County Highway G (Exit 291) Right and North on CTH G to CTH DR, right and east on DR to park and ride on right/south side of road.
Mukwonago Park & Ride - I-43 & Hwy 83 (22 miles/22 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to I-894 East (Exit 305A) to I-43 South (exit 4) to Hwy 83 (exit 43), Hwy 83 right/north one block to Holz Parkway. Right/East to the park and ride lot located on the south side of the road.
New Fane, WI - North Kettle Moraine State Forest at Ctys S & DD. (41.5 miles/approximately 47 minutes from the Zoo interchange) Hwy 45 north to Hwy 28 in Kewaskum, right/east on Hwy 28 for less than ½ mile, turn left onto Cty S, follow Cty S 4.0 miles to New Fane, park in area across from businesses.
Town of Genesee Park – Genesee Depot, WI. (24.6 miles/33 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to Hwy 83 (exit # 287), take Hwy 83 south to Genesee Depot to just before the railroad tracks, turn right/west on Depot Rd to the park. Alternate: Take I-43 to Hwy 83 (exit 43) or Hwy 59 to Hwy 83, go north on Hwy 83 to Genesee Depot, cross the railroad tracks and turn left/west on Depot Rd to the park.
Village Park – Thiensville, WI (17.8miles/approximately 23 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-43 north to Hwy 167/Mequon Rd (exit 85), Left (west) on Hwy 167 to Cedarburg Rd/Main Street, Right (north) to Green Bay Rd (1st stoplight), right (east/north) to Elm St, Right (east) to the park.
Virmond Park – Mequon (15 miles/17 minutes from the Marquette interchange) I-43 north to Mequon Rd (exit 85), Right/east to the end, Right/south on Lake Shore Dr. to the park, Left/east into the park.
Waterford High School – 817 West Main Street, Waterford, WI. (24.1 miles/41 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to I-894 East (Exit 305A) to I-43 South (exit 4) to Hwy 45/100 (Exit 60) South to Hwy 36 south to Main St in Waterford, WI. Turn right/west on Main St. It becomes Hwy 20/83 in Waterford. Turn left to Waterford High School. Parking will be in the back/west side of the school.
Waterford Precision Bicycle Factory - 816 W. Bakke Ave., Waterford, WI. (24.6 miles/42 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to I-894 East (Exit 305A) to I-43 South (exit 4) to Hwy 45/100 (Exit 60) South to Hwy 36 to Main St. in Waterford, Wi. Turn right/west on Main St. It becomes Hwy 20/83 in Waterford. Turn Left/south on Jefferson St. to Bakke Ave. Turn right/west to the factory on the north side of the street.
Whitnall Park - 5879 S. 92 St, Area 7, Greendale (7.9 miles/11 minutes from the Zoo interchange) I-94 to I-894 East (Exit 305A) to I-43 South (exit 4) to Hwys 45/100 (Exit 60), South to just south of W Forest Home Ave and McDonald’s, turn left into the park keeping to the right and follow signs to Wehr Nature Center and Botanical Garden for 0.6 miles to parking lot on right just after the stop sign, across from children’s play area and next to area #7.
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