Timm's Hill

Timm's Hill National Trail consists of narrow single track over rolling terrain with some steep hills. The trail climbs to the lookout tower at the top of Timm’s Hill, the highest point in Wisconsin. The northern 7 miles are hillier and offer a challenge for intermediate to advanced users. The “Highway to Heaven” is at Mile 7 on the Timm’s Hill National Trail. This section is two steep hills in a row (uphill when traveling south on the trail, downhill when traveling north) that provide a challenging thrill.

The southern 3 miles are fairly flat. The southern 2 ½ miles of the trail (Taylor County) are open January 1 through August 31 and closed September 1 through December 31 so that the private landowner is able to hunt on his property. From September 1 through December 31 you can follow Hwy. C to access the south parking area. Dogs are allowed on the trail when it is open to public use but they must be on a leash or under control at all times. 

There is no fee required.