Still plenty of summer to enjoy

Once the 4th of July comes and goes, the rest of the summer seems to fly by. But there's still plenty of time to get out there and enjoy the many activities our area has to offer. Especially our local bike trails.
Bikers who stay at Brambleberry have much to choose from. We're a short drive to more than 500 miles of trails. The Trempealeau County bike loop comprises of 17 different scenic rides on 382 miles of paved backed roads with minimal traffic.
New additions this year include a stretch called "the majestic Trempealeau River basin." There's also a new section through Amish country, between Whitehall and Blair. The Trempealeau bike loop is the largest connected bicycle trail system in the United States.
We're also a short drive to the Elroy-Sparta and La Crosse River and other great state and river trails for bikers who prefer the crushed limestone surface.
Bikers also appreciate that they can make dinner arrangements with us and not have to head out in the evening after a long day of biking. This also allows bikers to park in Trempealeau and take a few days to do the loops without having to return to their car.