Nine Mile has trails for all ability levels - starting with the Cookie Trail. Here I share my experience skiing the Cookie Trail with my five year old daughter for the very first time.

Despite living less than an hour from the Ice Age Trail, a long overdue first visit to the Turtle Rock Segment proves to be an adventure worth remembering!

Despite its size of just 50 acres, Gaska Park is worth a stop. Its labyrinth of trails will bridges and wildlife is a perfect weekday outing or weekend picnic!

No snow presents some opportunities. A family adventure involving hiking, exploring, ice skating, and fat tire biking!

With little paddling experience, our family escaped to the Bittersweet Lakes State Natural Area to enjoy the solitude normally experienced miles into remote wilderness like the Boundary Waters.

A dream come true to have my 8 year old join me for her first adventure race…and love every minute of the Chasin’ the Bone 4 hour race!

Our family takes on our first paddle trip, exploring a chain of kettle lakes in northern Wisconsin within the Northern Highland State Forest, escaping the crowds of a holiday weekend.

A bike commute turns into an unexpected adventure where getting dropped in the final mile never felt so good!

A weekend camping trip blends family time and scouting for the Kettle Moraine 100 later this summer.

Although many skiers consider the Birkie the end of the ski season, I find the door wide open for many ski adventures. I venture with my daughter for her first big adventure on the trails beyond the Cookie Trail at Nine Mile County Forest.