Algoma is the gateway to this approximately 50-mile scenic trail connecting Casco Junction to Algoma to Sturgeon Bay. Part of the “rails to trails” initiative, the Ahnapee State Trail was previously the railroad bed of the Ahnapee & Western Railroad and has been converted to a crushed limestone surface that can be used for walking, running, biking, hiking, horse-back riding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Dogs are permitted on a leash, horses from April 15 – November 15, snowmobiles in the winter when the DNR deems them open. There is no usage fee.

Parking areas are available on the corner of 6^th and Perry St (County S) and on County Highway M just north of the city, which also serves as the entrance to the northern portion of the 1000-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail.