Colonial Park in Racine
Activities: Birding, Cycling, Fishing, Hiking, Running, Snowshoeing, Wildlife Viewing
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This 73-acre City of Racine park, part of a primary environmental corridor, is largely natural, including wetlands, woodlands, and open meadows. The Root River, which runs through the park, is very popular for fishing. A network of mulched trails winds throughout the park.
The Root River Pathway, a multi-use bike path, runs through a portion of the park and connects with adjacent Lincoln Park. Link to video of Root River Pathway by the Root River Council.
There is a parking lot at the end of W. High Street and also in adjacent Lincoln Park.
There are no amenities.
Gallery (click to enlarge)
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- Autumn explosion!
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- Three fishing in Root River
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- View from the pedestrian bridge from Lincoln Park
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- Aerial view looking east
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- Autumn along the Root River
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- A young couple on a woodland trail
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- Clearing
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- Aerial view looking west
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- Death in the marshland
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- Aerial view of a solitary angler
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- Dog walking on woodland trail
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- Maple leaves in autumn
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- Aerial view of wetland
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- Slough soup!
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- Root River Pathway
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- Pond in wetland
Address
3000 W High St53404, Racine, WI, US