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The Public health Trek Across Wisconsin is affiliated with the Wisconsin Public Health Association (WPHA) and the Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards (WALHDAB), and is a pre-conference kick-off to the the 2011 joint WPHA-WALHDAB Annual Conference to be held in Appleton May 24-26, 2011. The purpose of the Trek is simple -we want to bring awareness to the importance of a personal wellness lifestyle that includes regular physical activity. Join us as we walk, run, and bike our way across Wisconsin in just 3 days! The Trek begins in beautiful St. Croix Falls, Polk County at the Intrastate State Park on Saturday, May 21st and ends in Appleton, our annual conference host city on May 23rd. Below is a listing of the Trek schedule including the number of miles through each county along with an estimate of when the Trek will be going through each county (subject to change). Further details about where the Trek will start in each county, various checkpoints, and so on will be forthcoming and is based largely on the number of registrations for each county. Day 1 - May 21st Polk County Trek is 30 Miles (7AM-10AM) Barron County Trek is 35 Miles (10AM-12PM) Dunn County Trek is 25 Miles (12PM-2PM) Chippewa County Trek is 35 Miles (2PM-5:30PM) Day 2 - May 22nd Part 2 Chippewa County Trek is 20 Miles (7AM-9:30AM) Clark County Trek is 50 Miles (9:30AM-2PM) Wood County Trek is 58 Miles (2PM-7PM) Day 3 - May 23rd Portage County Trek is 35 Miles (7AM-10:30AM) Waupaca County Trek is 30 Miles (10:30AM-1:30PM) Outagamie County Trek is 35 Miles (1:30PM-4:30PM) Register Now for the Public Health Trek Across Wisconsin

Monday, May 23, 2011

Public Health Trek Across Wisconsin: Day 3 Photos


Public Health Trek Across Wisconsin: Day 3 Photos


Sunrise at Cera Park


Faye Tetzloff's Bike Ready to go


Faye on the Home Stretch


Analyzing the Next Leg


Gearing up for leg 2 (Portage Co.)


Happy to be Done


Two Generations of Nurses After Completing a leg in Waupaca Co.


Bob Rouding a Curve in Waupaca Co.


Intensity


Matt Shouting Encouragement


Reflections on a Trekker's Van


Waupaca Co. Trekkers


Waupaca Co. Scenery


Another Successful Leg in Outagamie Co.


Getting Ready for the Final Leg


Appleton Meet-up


The Final Group of Trekkers


Waiting for the Final Group to Arrive


How do you Celebrate a Successful Trek? Handstands!
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  1. ioliteSeptember 23, 2011 at 2:36 AM

    The most famous trekking routes in the state have suffered minor damage and restored before the season starts next month.

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