Seven. A gorgeous day, mostly sunny with high clouds, temps in the 60's and into the 70's, pretty strong Southerly wind which was fortunately a tailwind. Started at Read Park in Freeport - park district was kind enough to let me park overnight. The Park was about 5 miles from the official start of the Jane Addams trail at the Wes Block Trailhead North of town. Three trails involved: The Jane Addams up to the Wisconsin line, seamless flow into the Badger State Trail, finally finishing on the Sugar River Trail from Monticello. For a former railroad bed, this had a surprising amount of climbing, especially around Monroe. Even at railroad grade, it still had sections of 2-4% over long distances. The trip down from Monroe to New Glarus had some significant downhill sections, finishing fairly flat on the Sugar River Trail to the Chalet Landhaus Hotel. I have to say the Jane Adams was the best maintained trail of the three but Wisconsin did step uo and graded most of the Badger Trail, but no new gravel. Several trees hanging over the trail and a bridge was out on the Badger but they did offer a gravel road detour around that section. First night of outdoor barbeque at the Chalet, excellent as always. Walked over to Tofflers for some beverages and music then called it an early night. While there was no music or yodeling at the Chalet, a couple of native NG dudes at Tofflers hauled out their Swiss Alphorns and did 5-6 duets (hard to tell, each 'song' sounds the same. Tofflers was absolutely packed - had to sit out back on the deck but the weather was perfect.