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Hiking Hiking is a great way to get out and explore Madison Parks. Thousands of acres in our parks offer everything from easy strolling to secluded, meandering walks through the woods. You can hike through many of our conservation parks that feature natural areas that focus on the restoration of native plant and animal communities. While our neighborhood parks provide a series of paths and trails of varying lengths and features great for walking.

Acewood Conservation Park - Hiking

Park: Acewood Conservation Park

Cherokee Marsh - Mendota Unit - Hiking

Park: Cherokee Marsh - Mendota Unit

Cherokee Marsh - North Unit - Hiking

Park: Cherokee Marsh - North Unit

Cherokee Marsh - South Unit (School Road) - Hiking

Park: Cherokee Marsh - South Unit (School Road)

Edna Taylor Conservation Park - Hiking

Park: Edna Taylor Conservation Park

Elvehjem Sanctuary - Hiking

Park: Elvehjem Sanctuary

Elver Park - Hiking

Park: Elver Park

Glacier Crossing Park - Hiking

Park: Glacier Crossing Park

Heritage Prairie - Hiking

Park: Heritage Prairie

Heritage Sanctuary - Hiking

Park: Heritage Sanctuary

Hiestand Woods - Hiking

Park: Hiestand Woods

Hoyt Park - Hiking

Park: Hoyt Park

Kettle Pond - Hiking

Park: Kettle Pond

Knollwood Conservation Park - Hiking

Park: Knollwood Conservation Park

Meadow Ridge Park - Hiking

Park: Meadow Ridge Park

Owen Conservation Park - Hiking

Park: Owen Conservation Park

Paunack (A.O.) Marsh - Hiking

Park: Paunack (A.O.) Marsh

Prairie Ridge Conservation Park - Hiking

Park: Prairie Ridge Conservation Park

Quarry Park - Hiking

Park: Quarry Park

Sandburg Woods - Hiking

Park: Sandburg Woods

Starkweather Park - Hiking

Park: Starkweather Park

Stricker's Pond - Hiking

Park: Stricker's Pond

Turville Point Conservation Park - Hiking

Park: Turville Point Conservation Park

Warner Park - Hiking

Park: Warner Park