The Adopt-A-Trail program is an opportunity for nature-loving, conservation-minded groups of all sizes and types to sponsor a section of Kenosha County Parks’ trail system by volunteering to conduct routine maintenance and help control invasive non-native plants.

Individuals or groups may adopt a trail or segment of a trail in Kenosha County Parks by volunteering their time to help keep the trail clean and safe. As representatives of the Kenosha County Parks Division, Adopt-A-Trail sponsors:

• Collect litter and perform minor trail maintenance.
• Assist with the control of invasive species and planting of native species.
• Record and report to Kenosha County Parks staff any major or hazardous trail obstructions.
• Properly dispose of recyclable materials.
• Gather and return any “lost and found” items to the Kenosha County Parks office.
• Inform visitors about regulations and available facilities.

For more information about the program or to apply to adopt a trail, please see the Adopt A Trail Brochure.

Current groups making a difference:

Group	Trail
Evangelical Lutheran Church	Kenosha County Boardwalk Trail Highway A to Highway KR
Available	Kenosha County Multi-Use Trail Highway KR to Highway E
Available	Kenosha County Multi-Use Trail Birch Road to 35th Street
Carthage Cycling Corps of Discovery (CCCD)	Kenosha County Multi-Use Trail 89th Street to 116th Street
Available	Kenosha County Multi-Use Trail 116th Street to State line
Somers Chargers 4-H Club	Carthage to Parkside Multi-Use Trail Birch Road to Petrifying Springs Park
Boy Scout Group and Venture Crew 328	Silver Lake Icehouse Trail Silver Lake to Highway F
Boy Scout Troop 329	Fox River Park, All Trails
Available	Bristol Woods Park, All Trails
Kemper Center, Inc.	Kemper Center Recreation Trail
Available	Petrifying Springs Park All Trails
Available	Silver Lake Park, All Hiking Trails
Available	KD Park, All Trails
Kenosha Running Company	Brighton Dale Park, All Trails