Seven Bridges is one of Milwaukee's oldest nature areas and provides a quick walkthrough of woods and ravines. This park is the second largest in Milwaukee County. The trail has a total of 10 bridges and will take hikers to a secluded beach area. Walkers can see various flora, fauna, ravines lined with Lannon stone's paths, azure views of Lake Michigan, grassy clearings, and dense tree coverings. You can explore nature's delights, a carpet of spring wildflowers, native bird songs, beautiful fall foliage, the calming sound of rushing water in a brook. Seven Bridges also has stores and restaurants. It is one of the perfect places to spend your day with nature. The park has an excellent atmosphere and environment.
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SEVEN BRIDGES REVIEWS
Such an awesome little park with several different routes to go. I would highly recommend doing the seven bridges hike during the fall as the leaves and trees are just perfect. A nice little stream where you cross over seven times on bridges. The trail goes down to the lake where you can relax and walk on the beach along the lake. Stunning views and very happy with the views. I will definitely be coming back soon!!!
Absolutely stunning view this morning at Seven Bridges. My husband and I were there early this morning. We crossed the first bridge from the parking lot and my husband and I saw a Wolf. I was not expecting to see one, but it kept its distance and actually ran off. Definitely, a good reminder that wildlife lives here!!
We love seven bridges! It’s like a little enchanting venture through the world of lord of the rings. Beautiful hiking spot. Great place to build a snowman.!
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Schlitz Audubon Nature Center is a 185-acre habitat on Lake Michigan. It has 6 miles of hiking trails and a 60 feet observation tower. Its mission is to protect the diverse ecosystems of land on Lake Michigan while also providing meaningful experiences and environmental education for everyone. They have educational programs for toddlers through senior citizens. The Nature Center's raptor program will educate the public about these dynamic birds. They have birds collection such as hawks, owls, eagles, and falcons. There are ponds and tons of wildlife to view. It has free admissions for members.
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Hiking, Walking Trails, Wildlife, Education Gardens, Trees, Birds & Shops
$Price:
$8 Adults
$5 Ages 3-17
$5 Active Duty & Veterans
$5 Ages 3-17
$5 Active Duty & Veterans
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Mon-Sun: 8:30am - 5pm
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SCHLITZ AUDUBON NATURE CENTER REVIEWS
Great hiking and nature! Trails cover grasslands, Lake Michigan, and woods. There are ponds and tons of wildlife to view. Many birds (especially turkey), deer, and other animals. The classes offered are good! Cute gift shop and a GREEN building. I've had a membership there for more than 10 years, and have enjoyed every minute of it!!!
Our first visit here was VERY good. Beautiful grounds that are well maintained, very friendly and knowledgeable staff, and willing volunteers. Beautiful birds!!
Beautiful place to explore for the weekend. It’s been enjoyable in the winter months! They have lots of educational materials. The path network is nice and can keep you occupied for a few hours!
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Greenfield Park is a well-renowned recreation area located in West Allis. It features a family water park with waterslides, an 18-hole golf course, Hiking, and more. Many trees provide plenty of shade around the pond and a peaceful stroll through the forest. Greenfield Park also has an excellent playground for kids. Visitors can explore the beautiful views walking around the vast pond. You can see the white-tailed deer, common snapping turtles, American bullfrogs, raccoons, and various insects. There are four major water bodies in the park's west, north, and northeast regions. You can also enjoy the human-made waterfall is coming off the lake, leading down to a little Hidden Pond where waterfowl can be found hanging out.
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Hiking, Walking Path by the River, Beer Garden, Yoga, Physical Activities, Big Playground, Disc Golf, Jogging, Dog Walks, Wildlife, Basketball, Fishing & Bike Riding
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Mon-Sun: 6am - 10pm
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GREENFIELD PARK REVIEWS
Always beautiful, always friendly people enjoying the park. It's just amazing that there's a place so beautiful that's literally a hop, skip, and a jump away from such a busy area. I love this place and love to see people and families enjoying it. It's so clean and well kept always see beautiful wildlife as well. Countless species of birds, deer, little groundhogs, turtles. I just LOVE IT HERE!!!
Beautiful nature spot on the edge of West Allis. There's something for everyone: hiking trails, a duck pond, a golf course, and a water park. It's a great place for a picnic or to just get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life!!
Wonderful park. Amazing pond with great wildlife watching. Beautiful views walking around the huge pond. Wooded trails also!!
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