A portion of the Moses Creek Trail from Wilshire Drive to Yulga Park will be CLOSED from Saturday, November 23 to Sunday, December 1 for the gun deer hunting season. Please obey all signs and detour around this section. Respect our neighbors who hunt the private land adjacent to the trail; without their support, the Green Circle Trail wouldn’t be possible. The trail section will reopen on Monday, December 2. Good luck, deer hunters!
The north end of the River Pines Trail segment near the Stevens Point water treatment plant is detoured during the summer 2024 for a city road construction project. The detour follows the original trail route past the Stevens Point Water and Sewage Treatment offices using Bliss Avenue, Park Street, and Wood Street. The map below shows the detour (green) and closed portions (red). Please follow the detour signs.
Starting on May 4, crews will be working on constructing a new route for the Plover River Trail around the Stevens Point Airport. The old trail will remain open until the new one is completed, likely during the week of May 16. Please use extra caution out on the trail and yield to any construction equipment. Click the image below for more details.
The north end of the River Pines Trail has been rerouted off a city street near the Stevens Point wastewater treatment plant. With the help of the Stevens Point Water Department and the Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Department, the reroute travels through the woods and around the Stevens Point Dog Park to the Schrader Connection. This “green” enhancement eliminates a 0.4 mile segment of trail that followed roads.
The Whiting Crossing Trail reroute is now open! The 2.1-mile section provides a greener, more aesthetic experience for users. It travels through Mainland Meadows (part of the Whiting Well Field) and Upper Whiting Park (along the Plover River), connected by a short on-road segment along Elm Street. A rapid flashing beacon assists bicyclists and pedestrians to cross the busy Post Road/Business 51. Click the map below for more details!
During the week of October 7-11, a WisCorps crew will be replacing the wood decking on two bridges along the Green Circle. The first bridge is located on the Paper Mill Trail over the Plover River. The second bridge is on the River Pines Trail near the wastewater treatment plant. These sections of trail will be closed while the decking is being replaced… likely 1-2 days for each. Click here to see location and detour maps.
The Moses Creek Trail is now reopened. The boardwalks have been surfaced with a slip-resistant paint for the safety of walkers and bikers. Please let us know how it works! As always, slow down and use caution on any boardwalk surface, especially in wet conditions or when they are covered in leaves or pine needles.
Join us in creating a hub for outdoor recreation in Stevens Point. The Green Circle Trailhead consists of an open-air shelter, an all-season restroom, and an overflow parking lot that will be constructed in Schmeeckle Reserve. The project is being funded entirely by grants and donations. Click here to learn more!
Join us on Saturday, April 20, to be one of the first to walk on the newly rerouted Paper Mill Trail in the Village of Whiting. The trail runs along the Wisconsin River through the former Whiting paper mill land.
The event will kick-off with a brief program near the Stevens Point Brewery, before heading out on the 4-mile out-and-back route.
All are welcome. The event is free and open to the public. More information at https://www.facebook.com/events/311046516248071/
The Moses Creek Trail from Wilshire Drive to Yulga Park will be CLOSED November 17-25, 2018 for the 9-day gun deer hunting season. The trail will reopen on November 26. Thank you for respecting the rights of adjacent landowners who make the Green Circle possible!