OPPORTUNITIES
Join the Coalition Board as an Alternate.
Join the Communications Committee as an Alternate.
Send inquiries about applying to scbptc@gmail
Loop Trail Quick Facts
Stillwater Lift Bridge Closed 8/2/17 & will
remain closed until Late Summer/Early Fall 2019
The Loop Trail will not be plowed during the winter season 2018/2019.
In WI, the asphalt Park & Ride and access to the Loop Trail (across from Houlton Elementary) opened May 24, 2018, and will remain open through the 2018-19 winter. There are 50 parking spots and 4 handicapped spots. No parkng available in the snow storage site.
A smaller parking lot on Houlton School Circle past Houlton Elementary is also open. No parking for the Loop Trail is available in the school's parking lots.
In MN, the new Upper Loop Trail parking lot along the east side of Hwy 95 north of the new bridge and south of Stillwater opened for Memorial Day 2018. There are 30 regular parking spots along with two handicapped.
In Wisconsin, construction on the Main Trailhead has been completed for 2018 and the Trailhead is closed for the winter season.
The trail from Hilltop Trailhead to the Stillwater Lift Bridge will be closed until Late Summer/Early Fall 2019.
The Bike/Pedestrian underpass under Hwy 64 is closed for the winter season.
SEE BELOW
for detailed WisDOT information
Bike & Hike the Valley
Construction News
St. Croix River Crossing Bridge Opened August 2, 2017
Happenings
Coalition Board of Directors and Communications Committee Meeting - January 8, 2019
Welcome to the St. Croix Bike and Pedestrian Trail Coalition web site. The Coalition is a grassroots effort of St. Croix County residents to create a coordinated bike and pedestrian trail network in St. Croix County.
Loop Trail South of Stillwater MN
MAPS
Click below for a history of bicycling.
Trail Definitions
Bike Routes – roadway shared with vehicular traffic.
Bike Lanes –shared roadway that have been designated by striping, signing and pavement markings for the preferential/exclusive use of bicycles.
Bike Paths – trails that are physically separated from motorized vehicular traffic.
Other types of trails – walking, hiking, etc. - pedestrian trails