8 Hiking Trails near Bartel's Beach - Free Arenas
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8 Hiking Trails near Bartel's Beach

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Lake Kegonsa State Park Beach

Stoughton

17.4 miles SW

The DNR's designated swim beach on Lake Kegonsa, on the lake's northeast shore near Stoughton. No lifeguards, a bathhouse next to the sand, and a state park vehicle pass ($13 daily with Wisconsin plates) required.

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Emma Carlin Trail

Whitewater, Wisconsin

23.8 miles SE

Three color-coded mountain bike trails from 3.5 to 8 miles through hilly hardwood forest near Whitewater — more challenging than the nearby John Muir Trails, with glacial terrain and scenic overlooks.

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Kettle Morain South Trail Head

Dousman, Wisconsin

24.9 miles SE

Over 30 miles of connected mostly single-track trails through the Southern Unit of Kettle Moraine State Forest — the John Muir and Emma Carlin systems linked by a connector trail.

Camp, Cross-country Ski, Hike, Swim

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Lions Beach

Janesville

28.6 miles S

Free, unguarded city swim beach on Lions Pond, a former gravel pit in Janesville, open daily 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, with weekly E. coli testing.

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Pike Lake Beach

Hartford

33.9 miles NE

Sand swimming beach with a buoyed, shallow swim area on Pike Lake in the Kettle Moraine State Forest's Pike Lake Unit east of Hartford. No lifeguards; a Wisconsin state park vehicle pass is required.

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Muskego Park

Muskego

40.0 miles E

Waukesha County's Muskego Park has a roped, unguarded swim beach on a small pond, open sunrise to sunset from mid-May through late September. A $7 county daily vehicle permit or annual membership is required.

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Big Foot Beach State Park

Lake Geneva

43.0 miles SE

A narrow, shallow-entry state park beach on Buttons Bay of Geneva Lake just south of downtown Lake Geneva. No lifeguards; a Wisconsin state park vehicle pass is required ($13 daily with Wisconsin plates).

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Devil's Lake

Baraboo

47.4 miles NW

Devil's Lake sits in a gap the glaciers plugged at both ends, walled by 500-foot quartzite bluffs three miles south of Baraboo. Two sand beaches at opposite ends of the lake total about 3,300 feet, with no lifeguards on duty and a Wisconsin state park sti

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swim Swimming Hole

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