Super Great News for All supporters of the Flyway Trail – Winona Connection Brandon Jutz, Regional Transportation Coordinator for U.S Fish & Wildlife Service has confirmed that Fish & Wildlife Headquarters has committed to spending $700,000 as a match for the $1.2 million FLAP grant already secured. These funds will be used to complete the […]
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Flyway Funding News Release
National Wildlife Refuge SystemTrempealeau National Wildlife RefugeW28488 Refuge Road Trempealeau, WI 54661FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Stephanie Edeler (608) 539-2311, ext. 6August 4, 2021 Wildlife Refuge Specialist Flyway Trail Funding from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceBrandon Jutz, Regional Transportation Coordinator for U.S Fish & Wildlife Service has confirmed that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Headquarters […]
Go just a bit further past the Buffalo Town Hall
There is a trail into the Wildlife Refuge Bottoms just a few feet down Hwy 35. It’s a nice side trip. Ride your bike or walk.
Thank You Winona
Thank you Winona for cleaning up the leaves and mowing. The trail looks good and ready for spring and the bikers and walkers.
Save the Date May 22, 2021 Tour de Water
Check this out at https://tourdewater.weebly.com/ 4th Annual Tour de Water to include the Flyway Trail
WOW WHAT A DAY!
March 7th and people are anxious to be outside in the sun. Many families are walking their dogs, riding bikes and just enjoying the trail. Such a great addition to our area. Now let’s get going on Phase 2. Contact Buffalo County Board members and encourage them to support moving forward ASAP.
Save the Date
March 3 2021 2PM at the Buffalo Town Hall ….Info Below
If you love the Trail Just Say So!
We need everyone who supports the trail to write or call members of the Buffalo County Board of Supervisors. Explain what the trail means to you and your family, how and why you support it and why the connecting to the Great River Trail (phase 2 ) is so monumental. The way that State and […]
41*and Still On the Trail
Does my heart good in these stressful days to see people and pets using the Flyway Trail. Might lift your spirits as well. Outdoors is a good, safe place to be. The entrance to Latsch Island Beach area has been repaved and the erosion on the trail graded.
Try Out the Omaha Trail
If you want to try a fun trail, try the Omaha Trail between Elroy, Wi and Camp Douglas. Located on an old railroad line it passes through a tunnel and by some neat rock formations.