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The Newton Blackmour State Trail spans 22 miles on a former rail corridor in Outagamie County. The trail name is derived from the four communities the trail passes through: New London, Shiocton, Black Creek and Seymour. The trail's eastern end in Seymour connects to the Duck Creek Trail, which travels east towards Green Bay for 5 miles.

Quick answers

When is the best time to visit Newton Blackmour State Trail?

It depends on what you came for. Fall color is best in October; biking in May–June and September–October; horseback riding in June and September–October; and snowmobiling in January–February.

What can you do at Newton Blackmour State Trail in each season?

Winter (December–February): hiking, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Spring (March–May): hiking and biking. Summer (June–August): hiking, biking and horseback riding. Fall (September–November): hiking, fall color, biking and horseback riding.

Do you need a state park sticker at Newton Blackmour State Trail?

No. Newton Blackmour State Trail doesn't require a vehicle sticker or a state trail pass.

What state parks and trails are near Newton Blackmour State Trail?

The closest state properties, as the crow flies: Lost Dauphin State Park (20 mi), Mountain-Bay State Trail (22 mi) and Fox River State Trail (23 mi).

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Best months

January · February · May · June · September · October

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Text and park details on this page come from the property's DNR pages, checked every Monday; last change October 24, 2026. Closures and notices load live. Check current conditions before you go.

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