Trail Highlights

From the Section 9 Trailhead, the A-my-tab-ha trail ascends and follows the highest part of the double ridge system before descending to the Four Women Boardwalk.

From the Section 9 Trailhead, the Medicine Trail traverses upland forest and a clearing on its way to The Rocks. rustic boardwalks aid the hiker in crossing wetlands between The Rocks and Four Women Boardwalk.

The Sampatha Trail is a loop spanning both the NW and SE sides of the Three Eagle Trail. The trail samples some of A-My-Tab-Ha’s upland terrain and takes in some of the Medicine Trail’s character as well. It briefly parallels the Medicine Trail past The Rocks.

Facilities and Parking

When entering the park from Section 9 Road please pay attention to the signs. Near the end of Section 9 Road please turn left to access the park. Do not enter the private drive that extends beyond the end of the roadway. Once inside, the entrance to the parking area is on the left just prior to the bike gates on the Three Eagle Trail. The all-season Currie picnic/rest shelter, privy, and water can be found near the parking area and near the north end of the 4 Women Boardwalk.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Use of the trails is at your own risk and in accordance with Wisconsin Statutes Sec. 895.525 (The “Berry Picker” law).

Trails are open from dawn until dusk except for special planned events. Make your way back to the trailhead by dusk. If you are aware of someone using the trails at night please let us know.

Stay on the trails. We empathize with the desire to go exploring off the trail, if you need to do so there are plenty of other great parks in Wisconsin to enjoy. This is private land and we work hard to create and maintain trails to all the interesting places.

Be aware of natural hazards. These are natural surface wilderness trails that traverse uneven ground as well as wet and boggy areas. Watch your step as tripping hazards may exist, surfaces may be slippery or muddy. Be aware of overhead hazards such as dead or hanging branches-especially in windy conditions.

Know where you are and where you are going. The trails are marked, but getting lost is always a possibility. Please take a free trail map located at the kiosk near the parking lot trailhead. Plan your trip, consider taking extra water, GPS or map and compass, and a snack.

Carry out all your waste. Guests of Tara Lila should practice Leave No Trace ethics, including taking all of your garbage (including pet waste) with you. Fires are strictly prohibited.

Unauthorized motor vehicles are prohibited. Staff at Tara Lila routinely use vehicles to groom and maintain the trails. We will do our best to minimize our impact on your experience.

Hunting and/or walking about with firearms is prohibited. Take extra care during the whitetail deer gun hunting season. Check the local trail kiosk for additional information. It is a good idea to wear blaze orange during the gun hunting season.

Respect the groomed cross-country and skate ski trails. We put great effort into maintaining the trails for these specialized winter sports. Boot holes can ruin a groomed trail, please stay well to the side of the trail.

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