The City of Green Bay offers trails for walking, running, hiking, biking, and cross country skiing. There are no fees to utilize the trails. 

Hours

• Green Bay Park Hours: 6 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
• Wildlife Sanctuary Hours

Trail Etiquette

• Know your right away. Check signage for the trail you are using, know the hierarchy on the trail, and follow the correct right-of-way yields: bikes yield to skiers and walkers, skiers yield to walkers.
• Follow the direction of travel arrows on the trail.
• Travel on the right, pass on the left. 
• Stay on the designated trail. Do not disturb plants or wildlife. 
• Be mindful of trail conditions and stay off wet trails. 
• Be aware of your surroundings and make yourself known. 
• Dogs must be on a 7’ leash and owners must pick up after their pets.   
• Do not walk on ski trails when they are snow covered as trails are groomed for traditional cross country skiing.
• Have fun and be courteous to other users!

Groomed Trail Conditions

All trail grooming will take place Monday-Friday (weather dependent).

Maps: City Trail Map (PDF) 10.94 miles

• Baird Creek Ski Trail Map (PDF)
  (Triangle Sports Area: 500 Beverly Road, secondary address: 191 Baird Creek Road)
  • Spring/Summer/Fall Map
  • Saris Bike Park Information (PDF)
  • Orienteering Map (PDF) Learn more about the Orienteering Course here. 
• Colburn Ski Trail Map (PDF) (1158 Highview Lane)
• Fritsch Ski Trail Map (PDF) (700 LaCount Road)
• He-Nis-Ra Ski Trail Map (PDF) (1900 South Point Road)
• Ken Euers Walking Trails (PDF) (1701 Military Avenue)
• McAuliffe Ski Trail Map (PDF) (3100 Sitka Street)
• Perkins Ski Trail Park (PDF) (600 N Fisk Street)
• Preble Ski Trail Map (PDF) (471 Skyline Boulevard)
• Wildlife Sanctuary Ski Trail Map (PDF) (1660 East Shore Drive)
  • Find more information on the Wildlife Sanctuary website, Facebook, or trail report. 

Fat Tire Park Maps

5 mile (PDF)  |  10 mile (PDF)

Fox River Trail

Visit the Fox River Trail website to view images and information about the Fox River Trail.