NOTE:  The section of the Shoreland 400 from Wisconsin Avenue south to Pennsylvania Avenue is closed for the foreseeable future due to a redevelopment project.  The trail will re-open as soon as possible. 

The Shoreland 400 Rail Trail, a 1.67 mile 12'-wide paved multi-use trail, runs on the old, once dilapidated Union Pacific rail corridor that runs through the heart of Sheboygan. Within 1 mile of the corridor lies approximately 31% of the County's population, 10 of the 16 Sheboygan public schools, 53 churches, and approximately 80 manufacturing/production employers. A number of restaurants and pubs are not far from, or directly adjacent to the trail as well, including, at the trail's northerly terminus, Sheboygan's popular 3 Sheeps Brewing Tap Room. The project has been a great partnership between the County and City of Sheboygan.  The County owns the trail and is responsible for the long-term maintenance while the City is responsible for the day-to-day maintenance.

The trail runs from Pennsylvania Avenue north to North Avenue with the eventual goal of having the Mead Avenue area be the southerly terminus.