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2027 Trail Passes

Annual trail riders are encouraged to purchase a voluntary Trail Pass to support the continued growth and maintenance of the trail system. A Trail Pass is not required to ride the trails and serves as an optional contribution beyond the required park entrance fee.

Please note that all visitors must have a valid Annual or Daily Park Entrance Pass to enter the park. Park entrance fees are enforced through license plate recognition technology.

One hundred percent of Trail Pass contributions directly support Heritage Trails County Park and its mountain bike trail system. Funds are reinvested into:

  • Ongoing trail maintenance and improvements
  • Development of new trails and trail features
  • Enhancing the overall rider experience
  • Promoting sustainable park management practices
  • Park infrastructure, amenities, and special events

By purchasing a Trail Pass, riders are investing in the future of Heritage Trails County Park and helping ensure long-term access to a high-quality, well-maintained trail network for years to come.

 

 

Trail Pass Pricing

  • 2027 Trail pass sales open November 27, 2026

Suggested Trail Pass Contribution Per Rider

  • Annual Youth (10 and under): Free
  • Annual Youth (11 - 16): $30
  • Annual Adult: $45
  • Annual Family of 4: $125

Contact Us

Naming and Sponsorship Opportunities

As owners of the trail system, the County maintains naming agreements on the park, trails, skills areas, etc.  To discuss an opportunity to rename a trail or name a future trail, please contact Samantha Murray at 262-335-4682.

For advertising opportunities at the trail entrance, and the contact information.  

This funding is being applied to the park and trail expansion needs as well as develop sustainable maintenance programs for the existing trail features.  

About Washington County Parks

Parks Fiscal Sustainability Plan
Washington County Parks are now financially independent of property tax support.  For more information, view this video or read our full Parks Fiscal Sustainability Plan.

Video link:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdlOmsnTGhA