Graber Greenway

Graber Greenway is a portion of northwestern Middleton adjacent to Pheasant Branch Conservancy and its wetlands.

Ariel view of the Lower Graber Greenway
Gary Sater

Graber Greenway is a name being used by the City of Middleton to describe a part of the northwest corner of the city. See Graber Greenway Map from Graber Pond Master Plan.

This area is adjacent to Pheasant Branch Conservancy and its wetlands. Graber Greenway is a feature of the City of Middleton Comprehensive Plan, providing a network of natural conservancy lands amidst planned residential expansion. The Friends Board is on record as “wholeheartedly endorsing a Graber Pond greenway connection to Pheasant Branch Conservancy”.

Learn more about why this is an important area in transition.
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Pheasant Branch Streamflow Monitoring Aids Middleton’s Stormwater Management Program

Keeping track of flow rates in Pheasant Branch Creek illustrates the importance of the city’s stormwater utility.

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Graber Pond Outlet Structure

Middleton’s Water Resources Management Commission is evaluating alternatives for an outlet structure on Graber Pond to address downstream flood risks.

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Conservancy Springs Respond to Wet Year

Friends volunteers have measured the flow of Frederick Springs and the Conservancy’s western springs to judge the impact of heavy rain and snowfall.

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