Brunet Island State Park Trails

Trail Uses: Hiking, Cross-country Skiing, Cycling, Snowshoeing

Directions:

Located in Cornell just off Highways 64 and 27.
Turn at the historical Wood Stacker.

Fees:

State Park entrance fee.

Trail Descriptions:

Jean Brunet: This trail is a 3/4 mile self-guided nature trail, which follows some of the channels on the north part of the island.

Timber Trail: This trail is approximately one mile long, crossing the interior of the island. It travels through a wooded area recovering from a tornado which hit the park in 1977.

Spruce Trail: This trail follows the Fisher River for about 1/2 mile from the boat landing to the picnic area. Hikers can cross the picnic area and return to the boat landing via the Timber Trail.

Pine Trail: This trail is also about 1/2 mile long. It connects the Timber and Spruce Trails.

Nordic Trail: This trail is in the mainland, beginning at the park office. It travels about 4.3 miles through wooded terrain.

Bike Trail: The bike trail is a 1 mile, paved bike trail. It takes you from the the park entrace to the Old Abe State Trail.