Hiking Peninsula State Park.

Peninsula State Park in Wisconsin is a hiker’s paradise, offering **20 miles of scenic trails** that wind through forests, bluffs, and shoreline. One of the most popular routes is the **Eagle Trail**, a **2-mile loop** that showcases **150-foot cliffs, springs, and forested terraces**. This trail is more challenging, with steep and rocky sections, but rewards hikers with breathtaking views of **Eagle Harbor**. For those looking for a moderate hike, the **Hemlock Trail** provides a **1.8-mile journey** through cedar-hemlock forests, offering glimpses of the **Strawberry Islands** through the trees.

For an easier and more relaxing hike, the **Sentinel Trail** is a **2-mile loop** that winds through stands of **maple, beech, and red pine**, with interpretive signs explaining forest ecology. A portion of this trail is graveled for **universal accessibility**, making it a great option for all visitors. Another easy trail is the **Minnehaha Trail**, a **0.7-mile lakeshore path** that connects South Nicolet Bay Campground to Eagle Trail, offering peaceful views of the water. The **Skyline Trail**, a **3-mile loop**, takes hikers to **Sven’s Bluff**, where they can enjoy panoramic views of the park’s rolling terrain and historic stone fences.