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We need your help! We have partnered with the City of Prescott to fund $20,000 of the construction costs for a 1/4 mile accessible trail (Segment 2 in the concept plan) connecting the Walnut Circle development with Magee Park's existing paved trail. WESTconsin Credit Union gave us a huge head start to meeting our $20,000 goal with a $10,000 check and a hard-working crew of volunteers who helped clear buckthorn along the trail corridor. Thank you so much, WESTconsin Credit Uni

Huge thanks to the volunteers from WESTconsin Credit Union and Coulee River Trails who spent yesterday’s federal holiday clearing a corridor along the new “Segment 3” trail. In addition, WESTconsin Credit Union donated $10,000 toward the construction of an accessible trail that will be built within the next two years as part of a plan to connect Magee Park with the new subdivision at the corner of Walnut and Dexter streets (https://www.prescottwi.gov/m/NewsFlash/Home/Detail/2

What’s going on at Magee Park? We’re making the mountain bike skills course and singletrack trails BETTER! Our lead volunteer Dustin Wing teamed up with professional trail designer and builder Tim Wegner to create a new and improved experience. The new black level challenge loop is almost complete, and a new blue trail connector will allow riders to wrap around the skills course for a smoother, longer ride. Beginner and intermediate tracks on the skills course will provide pr

Earlier this summer, contractors completed the blacktop surface to create an ADA accessible paved trail at Magee Park. This work is part of Phase 1 improvements at the park. Coulee River Trails volunteers in partnership with two community planners from the Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance program of the National Park Service drafted a concept plan for the park which the city adopted in 2022. A grant from the Knowles Nelson Stewardship fund made it possible to build

Join Landmark Conservancy and Coulee River Trails for a walking tour of the 73-acre Pine Coulee Nature Preserve in Prescott, Wisconsin! ...

Crews have begun working on the trails and parking lot at Magee Park as part of phase 1 improvements. They are beginning with the...

Earlier this summer, two of our superstar volunteers Ed Lucas and Jared Schmitz devoted the better part of a weekend to moving 60 cubic...

Have you noticed the pink dots along the trail corridor at Magee Park? Those mark the trees that will be removed to make way for the new...

The blue trail at Magee Park is ready to ride! This intermediate level trail has a couple of steep slopes and big berms, so only ride if...

In partnership with Landmark Conservancy, we are excited to offer a special opportunity to double the impact of your generosity. All...

In February of 2022 the City of Prescott approved a concept plan for Magee Park. This concept plan was a collaborative effort between the...

Mid March through early April are perfect times to clear buckthorn. We wait until it’s above freezing during the day and before buckthorn...

The Prescott School District is planning to sell the 14.6 acre parcel of land that is part of the overall trail corridor proposed in the...

About 15 neighborhood kids showed up to try out the new features before we even had a chance to finish. They've been bringing their bikes...

Thank you to all of you who stopped by our booth at Prescott Daze. We had a great time talking about the future of Coulee River Trails...

The goat babies in the photo below were born at Magee Park last year. They’re back this year to battle buckthorn. The electric fence will...

The City of Prescott public works crew and dedicated volunteers have invested over two hundred hours of collective effort to turn an old,...

As you may have heard, the Joint Finance Committee recently approved funding from the State of Wisconsin in the form of a Knowles-Nelson...

Last January, more than 100 people joined us for our second annual Coulee by Candlelight experience. What a magical night! We had...

Yes, we launched a new CRT store. Check out the cool gear HERE. Hoodies, hats, and T-shirts—there’s something for everyone. It doesn't have to be holiday season to give somebody you love a great gift. Buy a bunch of great CRT gear today! Every purchase helps us create trails and conserve the unique habitat and history of the coulee region.