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Matz Road in Town of Roxbury, Wisconsin

Matz Road in Town of Roxbury is an unclassified road. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from Collins Ridge Road. This street is part of the Hiking trail "IAT - Indian Lake-Springfield Hill connection". Matz Road also exists in Town of Berry.

Road Type
unclassified road
Route
northeast-southwest

Tourist information centers

  • Ice Age Trail - Springfield Hill Segment – approx. 0.4 mi.

Campgrounds

  • Springfield Hill DCA – approx. 0.7 mi.

Streets nearby

Collins Ridge Road
0.3 mi
Ice Age Trail
Ice Age Trail - Springfield Hill Segment, Springfield Hill DCA
0.4 mi
Helt Road
0.6 mi
Woodland Trail
0.9 mi
Frey Street
1.0 mi
Simpson Road
Lutheran Hill
1.1 mi
Rimmel Court
1.3 mi
Lone Valley Road
1.3 mi
Breunig Road
Aldens Corners
1.4 mi
Brandenburg Road
1.6 mi
Ballweg Road
1.6 mi
Stoney Acres Road
1.6 mi
Brereton Road
1.7 mi
Sutzfey Circle
1.9 mi
Pape Road
1.9 mi
Pertzborn Road
2.0 mi
Weatherwood Road
2.0 mi
Buethin Road
2.1 mi
County Highway KP
2.1 mi
County Highway V
2.1 mi
Lilac Lane
2.2 mi
Theis Road
2.2 mi
State Highway 19
Marxville, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Indian Lake Passage, Town of Berry Town Hall
2.3 mi
County Road KP
2.4 mi
Indian Trail
2.4 mi
County Road K
2.4 mi
County Road V
2.5 mi
Meier Road
2.6 mi
D West
2.6 mi
Whippoorwill Road
2.7 mi
Saint Martin Circle
Martinsville, Saint Martin Church
2.8 mi
Dairy Lane
2.8 mi
Statz Road
2.8 mi
Lueth Road
2.8 mi
St Martins Road
2.8 mi
Schuman Road
2.8 mi
Loper Road
2.9 mi

Cabins nearby

Frederic Hahn Log Building
0.4 mi

Campgrounds nearby

Camp Brandenburg
1.3 mi

Cemeteries nearby

Saint Johns Cemetery
1.3 mi
Dane Cemetery
2.1 mi

Chapels nearby

St. Mary of the Oaks
1.7 mi

Dog parks nearby

Indian Lake Dog Exercise Area
2.0 mi

Farmyards nearby

The Ant Farm
2.4 mi

Nature reserves nearby

Halfway Prairie County Wildlife Area
1.1 mi
Indian Lake County Park
2.0 mi

Streams nearby

Halfway Prairie Creek
2.1 mi

Waters nearby

Indian Lake
1.6 mi
Brandenburg Lake
1.9 mi