The Duck Creek Trail is another in a series of longer multi-use trails in the Green Bay area. The gravel rails-to-trails multi-use path goes for 13 miles from Howard, just north of Green Bay, to Seymour. It’s a mainly wooded corridor, passing by farms. In some sections the trail isn’t that maintained, and the surface can be more dirt/grass.
The first three miles skirt the northern end of Pamperin Park and the Brown County-Riverdale Golf Course. The trail then parallels Highway 54 for much of the way west to Seymour, where the Duck Creek Trail ends at S Main St. From there, the path continues west as the Newton Blackmour State Trail for many miles. This state trail is wider and a bit better maintained.
The Duck Creek Trail is another in a series of longer multi-use trails in the Green Bay area. The gravel rails-to-trails multi-use path goes for 13 miles from Howard, just north of Green Bay, to Seymour. It’s a mainly wooded corridor, passing by farms. In some sections the trail isn’t that maintained, and the surface can be more dirt/grass.
The first three miles skirt the northern end of Pamperin Park and the Brown County-Riverdale Golf Course. The trail then parallels Highway 54 for much of the way west to Seymour, where the Duck Creek Trail ends at S Main St. From there, the path continues west as the Newton Blackmour State Trail for many miles. This state trail is wider and a bit better maintained.
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