The Wild Goose Trail is an ornithologist's haven. The majority of the trail runs by the western edge of the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge wildlife refuge where thousands of birds live, and migratory waterfowl stop at on their annual flight south. The Marsh is bounded on the east by the Nigara Escarpment that rises 250 feet above the marsh.  Parking is available at Fond du Lac, Marsh Haven Nature Center, Fireman's Park, and at Hwy 60.  Restrooms are available at the Nature Center, Hwy 60 Trailhead, Oakfield Village Park, Juneau City Park.  There is a bike rental establishment in Fond du Lac.  The trail runs from Fond Du Lac to highway 60, which is 4 miles south of Juneau. The total mileage is 34 miles.  The parallel horse path from highway 60 to Pautsch Road(4 miles north of Burnett) is 14 miles long.  No Trail Passes are required for the Wild Goose State Trail.