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Amnicon Falls State Park

Amnicon Falls features a series of delightful waterfalls and rapids along the Amnicon River, viewed from a covered footbridge. Open May 1 through the first week of October. 825 acres. Features 36 campsites, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, fishing, 0.8 miles of nature trails, 1 mile of hiking trails, 1 mile of snowmobile trails.
Call 715-398-3000.
On Cty U, 1/2-mile N of US 2, 10 miles SE of Superior, Douglas County.

Aztalan State Park

Aztalan is an important archaeological site, showcasing the location of a 12th century Native American village. Open daily April through October. 172 acres. Features handicap- accessible picnic area, canoeing, fishing, 1.5 miles of hiking trails.
Call 920-648-8774.
On Cty Q, S of of I-94, 10 miles SW of Watertown, Jefferson County.

Belmont Mound State Park

The Belmont Lions Club operates and maintains this park. Belmont Mound, an outlier of the famed Niagara dolomite escarpment, reaches nearly 400 feet above the Village of Belmont. From the 64-foot observation tower on top, you can see for many miles in all directions. The wooded mound abounds in berries and wildlife. It has picnic and playground facilities but no camping. Wisconsin's First Capitol historic site is less than a mile to the west.
Call 608-523-4427.
Cty G, Belmont, Lafayette County.

Big Bay State Park

Big Bay features picturesque sandstone bluffs, lake caves and 1.5 miles of Lake Superior shoreline. 2,418 acres. Features a boardwalk, 60 campsites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, canoeing nearby, boating, fishing, 1 mile of nature trails, 6.6 miles of hiking trails, 2.5 miles of snowmobile trails 3.5 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-747-6425 summer, 715-779-4020 off season.
On Hagen Rd, E of Cty H, Madeline Island, Bayfield County.

Big Foot Beach State Park

Big Foot Beach, on the shores of Lake Geneva, offers wooded campsites, a sand beach and picnic areas. Open mid-May through October. 271 acres. Features picnic areas, 100 campsites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1/2 mile of nature trails, 5.3 miles of hiking trails, 1 mile of snowmobile trails, 4.3 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 414-248-2528.
On SR 120, E of US 12, 1-1/2 miles S of Lake Geneva, Lake Geneva, Walworth County.

Black River State Forest

Black River State Forest is 66,000 acres of pine and oak forest including two forks of the Black River and high sandstone bluffs. 66,179 acres. Features 88 campsites, 6 electric sites, winter camping, showers, backpack camping (permit required), handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, outdoor group camping, lookout tower, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 3 miles of nature trails, 27 miles of hiking trails, 35 miles of horseback trails (State Trail Pass required), horse-riders' campsites, 43.5 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 51 miles of snowmobile trails, 26 miles of cross- country ski trails (State Trail Pass required).
Call 715-284-1400, 715-284-4103.
Near the SE corner of SR 27 and W Castle Mound Rd, W of I-94, Black River Falls, Jackson County.

Blue Mound State Park

Blue Mound is perched atop the highest point in southern Wisconsin with spectacular views and unique geological features. It is the only state park with a swimming pool, which is equipped with a lift for persons with disabilities. 1,200 acres. Features 78 campsites, 4 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, vistas, 1.2 miles of nature trails, 9 miles of hiking trails, 5 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required) and 9 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-437-5711.
On Mounds Park Rd, 1 mile N of US 18/151, 5 miles NW of Mount Horeb, Iowa County.

Richard Bong State Recreation Area

Multi-use recreation area. 4,515 acres. Features 215 campsites, 53 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, nature center, naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating (electric motors only), fishing, 1.7 miles of nature trails, 14.7 miles of hiking trails, 13.2 miles of horseback trails (State Trail Pass required), 11 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 13.2 miles of snowmobile trails, 14.7 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 414-878-5600.
On SR 142, 4 miles W of US 45, 8 miles SE of Burlington, 26313 Burlington Rd, Kansasville Kenosha County.

Browntown-Cadiz Springs State Recreation Area

Browntown-Cadiz Springs includes two spring-fed lakes and a 600-acre wildlife refuge. Day-use only. 644 acres. Features handicap- accessible picnic area, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating (electric motor only), fishing, 1 mile of nature trails, 7.6 miles of hiking trails, 7.6 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-966-3777 summer, 608-325-4844 winter.
On Pine Tree Rd, 1/2-mile S of SR 11, 7 miles W of Monroe, Green County.

Brule River State Forest

The Brule River drops 328 feet as it cascades from its headwaters to the shores of Lake Superior. Enjoy exciting whitewater canoeing and kayaking, as well as wilderness solitude. 40,723 acres. Features primitive camping by permit, 40 campsites, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.7 miles of nature trails, 2 miles of hiking trails, 20.6 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 31 miles of snowmobile trails, 6.7 miles of cross- country ski trails (State Trail Pass required).
Call 715-372-4866.
On Congdon Rd, 1 mile S of US 2, 24 miles SE of Superior, Douglas County.

Brunet Island State Park

Framed by the Chippewa and Fisher Rivers, this island park's bays and lagoons offer a quiet respite. 1,034 acres. Features 69 campsites, 24 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 0.8 miles of nature trails, 5 miles of hiking trails, 4 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-239-6888.
On 255th St, 2-1/2 miles W of SR 27, Cornell, Chippewa County.

Buckhorn State Park

Buckhorn is a 2,500-acre peninsula jutting into the Castle Rock Flowage of the Wisconsin River. Unique cart-in campsites offer a rustic flavor. 2,512 acres. Featues wildlife blind, 24 campsites, winter camping, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 3 miles of nature trails, 3.5 miles of hiking trails, 4.5 miles of snowmobile trails, 3.5 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-565-2789.
On Cty G, 8 miles NE of I-90/94, 11 miles N of Mauston, Juneau County.

Buena Vista Park

Buena Vista Park is open year around. It is 500 feet above Alma. The scenic overlook includes the views of the City of Alma, Miles of the Mississippi River, back waters, islands and Lock and Dam #4. It has restrooms, picnic area, shelter and large parking area. Walking trail from 2nd street up to Buena Vista Park. Free admission.
Call 608-685-3330.
Take county road E off of Hwy 35 No, southend of downtown Alma, Buffalo County.

Chippewa Moraine State Recreation Area

Situated along the Ice Age Trail, visitors enjoy unspoiled beauty with kettle lakes and many glacial features. The interpretive center sits atop a hill that was once a glacial lake bottom. 2,802 acres. Features handicap- accessible picnic area, interpretive center, naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, boating nearby, fishing, 0.7 miles of nature trails, 6 miles of hiking trails.
Call 715-967-2800.
On Cty M, 8-1/2 miles E of US 53, 9 miles N of Bloomer, Chippewa County.

Copper Culture State Park

Copper Culture Park encompasses a 2,000- year- old Native American burial ground. 42 acres. Features an independently- owned park museum with details of the Copper Culture, handicap- accessible picnic area.
Call 920-492-5836.
On Mill St, S of SR 22, Oconto, Oconto County.

Copper Falls State Park

Ancient lava flows, deep gorges and spectacular waterfalls make Copper Falls one of Wisconsin's most scenic parks. Stone buildings from the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) add a special charm. 2,676 acres. Features 55 campsites, 13 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.7 miles of nature trails, 7 miles of hiking trails, 7 miles of off-road bicycle trails, 13.7 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-274-5123.
On SR 169, 2 miles N of the intersection of SR 169 and SR 13/77, 4 miles N of Mellen, Ashland County.

Council Grounds State Park

Located along the Wisconsin River near the site of an ancient Native American village, Council Groups is a favorite of water enthusiasts. 503 acres. Features a physical fitness trail, 55 campsites, 19 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating (electric motore only), fishing, 0.8 miles of nature trails, 3.1 miles of hiking trails, 2.5 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 5.3 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-536-8773.
On Swede Rd, 1 mile S of SR 107, Merrill, Lincoln County.

Devil's Lake State Park

Situated along the Ice Age Trail with 500-foot bluffs towering above a 360-acre lake. The spectacular scenery and a full range of recreational activities make Devil's Lake a very popular park. 8,864 acres. Features 406 campsites, 121 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area dna campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shorel;ine with marked beach area, canoeing, boating (electric motor only), fishing, 1.5 miles of nature trails, 22.9 miles of hiking trails, 6 miles of off-road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 16.9 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-356-8301.
On Cty DL, 2 miles E of US 12, 3 miles S of Baraboo, Sauk County.

Flambeau River State Forest

Two forks of the Flambeau River provide 75 miles of uninterrupted natural beauty and whitewater excitement. 90,172 acres. Features rustic camping by permit, 60 campsites, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.6 miles of nature trails, 32.9 miles of hiking trails, 114 miles of off-road bicycle trails, 55 miles of snowmobile trails, 22 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-332-5271.
On Cty W, 18 miles N of US 8, 11 miles E of Winter, Sawyer County.

Governor Dodge State Park

Governor Dodge includes steep hills, bluffs and deep valleys with two lakes and a waterfall. 5,029 acres. Features 267 campsites, 77 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating (electric motor only), fishing, 2 miles of nature trails, 26.6 miles of hiking trails, 24.7 miles of horseback trails (State Trail Pass required), horse- riders' campsites, 10.3 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 15 miles of snowmobile trails, 18.1 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-935-2315.
On SR 23, 3 miles N of US 18, 3 miles N of Dodgeville, Iowa County.

Governor Knowles State Forest

Governor Knowles is a wilderness area along the St Croix River. 19,602 acres. Features group camping, rustic river and backpack camping by permit, handicap accessible picnic area, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing 44 miles of hiking trails, 15 miles of horseback trails, horse- riders' campsites, 39 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 32.5 miles of snowmobile trails, 8.5 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-463-2898.
On SR 70, 4 miles from the intersection of SR 70 and SR 48, 4 miles W of Grantsburg, Burnett County.

Governor Nelson State Park

Located on Lake Mendota, in Governor Nelson nature and recreation mingle within sight of the State Capitol. 433 acres. Features effigy mounds in the wooded upland, a dumping station, handicap- accessible campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 0.1 miles of nature trails, 4.2 miles of hiking trails, 4.2 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-831-3005.
On Cty M, 2 miles SW of SR 113, Madison, Dane County.

Harrington Beach State Park

Peacefulness and serenity draw people to this mile-long stretch of Lake Michigan shoreline. 636 acres. Features handicap- accessible campsites, concessions, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline, fishing, 0.8 miles of nature trails, 1.5 miles of hiking trails, 2 miles of surface bicycle trails, 1/2-mile of off- road bicycle trails, 2 miles of snowmobile trails, 2.5 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 414-285-3015.
On Cty D, 1 mile E of I-43, 7 miles N of Port Washington, Belgium, Ozaukee County.

Hartman Creek State Park

Located on the beautiful Chain O'Lakes, Hartman Creek is a quiet and friendly natural gem. 1,500 acres. Features 101 campsites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, fishing, 13.7 miles of hiking trails, 3.5 miles of horseback trails (State Trail Pass required), 1 mile of surface bicycle trails, 5.8 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 4 miles of snowmobile trails, 8.6 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-258-2372.
On Badger Rd, 2 miles E of Cty D, 6 miles W of Waupaca, Waupaca County.

Havenwoods State Forest

Enjoy more than 200 acres of nature within Milwaukee's urban environment. 237 acres. Features environmental center, naturalist programs, 1 mile of nature trails, 7 miles of hiking trails, 2.5 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 414-527-0232, 414-527-0761 (TTY).
6141 N. Hopkins, (one block west of Sherman Blvd.) Milwaukee, Milwaukee County.

Heritage Hill State Historical Park

Experience living history at this 49-acre outdoor museum. Twenty-five historic buildings dating from 1672 through 1905, with costumed interpreters. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day Tue-Sat 10 am to 4:30 pm plus special holiday programs. Admission $6.50 adults, $5.50 seniors, $4.50 teens/children, free for children under age 5.
Call 920-448-5150 or toll-free 800-721-5150.
On SR 172, 2-1/2 miles E of US 41, Brown County.

High Cliff State Park

High Cliff, overlooking the largest inland lake in Wisconsin, is situated on limestone cliffs once sacred to Native Americans. History and geology buffs will enjoy the park's effigy mounds, lime kiln and quarry. 1,145 acres. Features 112 campsites, 32 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 2.3 miles of nature trails, 5.2 miles of hiking trails, 8.2 miles of horseback trails, 9.7 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 5 miles of snowmobile trails, 4.2 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 920-989-1106.
On State Park Rd, 2 miles S of SR 114, 9 miles SE of Appleton, Sherwood, Calumet County.

Hoffman Hills State Recreation Area

A 60-foot observation tower offers sweeping views of this rugged hill country. 707 acres. Features backpack camping, observation tower, 2 miles of nature trails, 8 miles of hiking trails, 8 miles of cross- country ski trails (State Trails Pass required).
Call 715-232-1242.
On 720th Ave, 2 miles N of I-94, 9 miles NE of Menomonie, Dunn County.

Interstate State Park

A deep gorge called the "Dalles of the St Croix" is the scenic focus of this — Wisconsin's oldest — state park. The Ice Age Interpretive Center includes photographs, murals and other information about the great glaciers. 1,378 acres. Features 85 campsites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, interpretive center, naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.7 miles of nature trails, 7.2 miles of hiking trails, 10.6 miles of cross-country ski trails.
Call 715-482-2747.
On SR 35, just S of US 8, St Croix Falls, Polk County.

Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern Unit

The "Northern Kettle" is a glacial landscape of rolling, wooded hills dotted with serene lakes and hidden ponds. The Ice Age Visitor Center in Dundee is open daily. 29,735 acres. Features group camping, 358 campsites, 49 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, visitor center, naturalist programs, lookout tower, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 3.8 miles of nature trails, 72 miles of hiking trails, 39.5 miles of horseback trails (State Trail Pass required), horse- riders' campsites, 19 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 58 miles of snowmobile trails, 33.4 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 414-626-2116 weekdays, 920-533-8322 weekends.
On Cty G, 2 miles E of US 45, 7 miles N of Kewaskum, Campbellsport, Fond du Lac County.

Kettle Moraine State Forest Southern Unit

The "Southern Kettle's" glacial hills and lakes make this a popular recreation area close to Milwaukee. 20,238 acres. Features group camping, cabin for people with disabilities, 328 campsites, 49 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, nature center, naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 5.2 miles of nature trails, 80.5 miles of hiking trails, 53.7 miles of horseback trails (State Trail Pass required), horseriders' campsites, 21.6 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 56 miles of snowmobile trails, 29.7 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 414-594-6200, 414-594-2135.
On SR 59, 6 miles N of US 12, 3 miles W of Eagle, Waukesha County.

Kinnickinnic State Park

The "KK" encompasses a large, sandy delta where the Kinnickinnic meets the St Croix River. 1,242 acres. Features handicap- accessible picnic area, vista, shoreline with beach, large swimming area, canoeing, boating, fishing, boat-in camping, 7 miles of hiking trails, 7 miles of snowmobile trails.
Call 715-425-1129.
On Cty F, 8-1/2 miles S of I-94, 7 miles W of River Falls, Pierce County.

Kohler-Andrae State Park

This scenic gem on the shore of Lake Michigan offers a peaceful getaway including wooded campsites and two miles of sandy beach. 1,000 acres. Features 105 campsites, 49 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.3 miles of nature trails, 4.3 miles of hiking trails, 2.5 miles of horseback trails, 2.5 miles of snowmobile trails, 2 miles of cross-country ski trails.
Call 920-451-4080.
On Cty KK, 2 miles E of I-43, 3 miles S of Sheboygan, Sheboygan County.

Lake Kegonsa State Park

One of the best-kep secrets of southern Wisconsin, Lake Kegonsa offers a variety of recreational and natural delights. 343 acres. Features 80 campsites showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.3 miles of nature trails, 3.5 miles of hiking trails, 5.2 miles of cross-country ski trails.
Call 608-873-9695.
On Cty MN, 2 miles S of I-90, 3 miles N of Stoughton, Dane County.

Lake Wissota State Park

Located on a 6,300 manmade lake, this park attracts anglers after walleyes, muskies and bass. 1,062 acres. Features 81 campsites, 17 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1 mile of nature trails, 17.5 miles of hiking trails, 6.5 miles of horseback trails, 0.4 miles of surface bicycle trails, 11 miles of off-road bicycle trails, 4.8 miles of snowmobile trails, 7 miles of cross-country ski trails.
Call 715-382-4574.
On Cty O, 2 miles E of Cty S, 5 miles NE of Chippewa Falls, Chippewa County.

Lapham Peak, Kettle Moraine State Forest

Climb a 45-foot observation tower atop the highest point in Waukesha Country. The park's glaciated topography provides excellent hiking, backpacking and cross- country skiing on lighted trails, 1,022 acres. Features Handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, observation tower, lighted trails, enclosed shelters, 14.5 miles of hiking trails, 5 miles of off-road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 12.6 miles of cross- country ski trails (State Trail Pass required).
Call 414-646-3025.
On Government Hill Rd, S of I-94, 2 miles S of Delafield, Waukesha County.

Merrick State Park

Located on the backwaters of the Mississippi River, this park is a year- round haven for anglers. Its marshy bayous are home to egrets and herons. 322 acres. Features 67 campsites, 15 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 0.4 miles of nature trails, 3 miles of hiking trails, 3.5 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 908-687-4936.
On SR 35, 6 miles SE of Buffalo, Buffalo County.

Mill Bluff State Park

Spectacular view of picturesque rock formations. 1,258 acres. Features 21 campsites, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, 0.3 miles of nature trails, 1.5 miles of hiking trails.
Call 608-427-6692.
On Cty W, just S of I-90/94, 7 miles E of Tomah, Monroe County.

Mirror Lake State Park

A picturesque lake surrounded by sandstone bluffs. Wooded campsites and boat, bike and canoe rentals make this an ideal spot for a weekend vacation. 2,064 acres. Features 147 campsites, cabin for people with disabilities, 28 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.2 miles of nature trails, 19.5 miles of hiking trails, 9.2 miles of off-road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 17.8 miles of cross-country ski trails.
Call 608-254-2333.
1-1/2 miles W of US 12, 3 miles SW of Lake Delton, E 10320 Fern Dell Rd, Baraboo, Sauk County.

Natural Bridge State Park

See a breathtaking natural sandstone arch created by the eroding effects of wind and water. Open for day use from spring through autumn. 530 acres. Features handicap- accessible picnic area, 1.1 miles of nature trails, 2.5 miles of hiking trails, 0.7 miles of snowmobile trails.
Call 608-356-8301, 608-356-4274 (TTY).
On Cty C, 11 miles N of SR 60, 11 miles NW of Sauk City, Sauk County.

Nelson Dewey State Park

Take in a panoramic view of the Mississippi from a campsite atop the river bluffs. Tour the home of Wisconsin's first governor or relive history at Stonefield Village. Open year- round. 756 acres. Features 43 campsites, 16 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, vistas, canoeing nearby, boating nearby, fishing nearby, 0.2 miles of nature trails, 1.6 miles of hiking trails.
Call 608-725-5374.
On Cty VV, 1-1/2 miles NW of SR 133, 2 miles NW of Cassville, Grant County.

New Glarus Woods State Park

Wooded campsites in quiet solitude close to the Sugar River Bike Trail. 360 acres. Features picnic area, playground, 32 campsites, showers nearby, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area, seasonal naturalist programs, 4.4 miles of nature trails, 7.1 miles of hiking trails.
Call 608-527-2335 summer, 608-325-4844 winter.
On Cty NN just W of SR 39/69, 1 mile S of New Glarus, New Glarus, Green County.

Newport State Park

Newport's wilderness philosophy offers quiet forests and miles of Lake Michigan shoreline as quiet alternatives to bustling Door County. 2,440 acres. Features 16 campstes, winter camping, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline, canoeing, fishing, 2 miles of nature trails, 30 miles of hiking trails, 13 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 23 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 920-854-2500.
On Newport Dr, 2-1/2 miles SE of SR 42, 5 miles E of Ellison Bay, Door County.

Northern Highland - American Legion State Forest

This is the largest of Wisconsin's state forests, with plenty of natural wilderness and solitude. 225,000 acres. Features group camping, rustic camping by permit, 886 campsites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 6.8 miles of nature trails, 18.5 miles of hiking trails, 838 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 300 miles of snowmobile trails, 42 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-385-2727.
On US 51, 8770 Hwy J, Woodruff, Vilas County.

Pattison State Park

Pattison is one of Wisconsin's cornerstone parks, with 165-foot Manitou Falls, the highest waterfall in Wisconsin. 1,376 acres. Features 59 campsites, 18 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, backpack camping, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 2 miles of nature trails, 6.1 miles of hiking trails, 4.5 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-399-3111.
On SR 35, 16 miles S of US 53/ I-535 and US 61/ I-35, 13 miles E of Superior, Douglas County.

Peninsula State Park

High bluffs and sandy beaches, an 1860s lighthouse, a challening 18-hole golf course and professional summer theater performances make this park extremely popular. 3,775 acres. Features 469 campsites, 100 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 2.5 miles of nature trails, 20 miles of hiking trails, 7 miles of surfaced bicycle trails, 8 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 18 miles of snowmobile trails, 18 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 920-868-3258.
On SR 42 just north of Fish Creek, Door County.

Perrot State Park

Perrot is nestled among 500-foot bluffs where the Trempealeau and Mississippi Rivers meet, with breathtaking river views. 1,276 acres. Features 96 campsites, 36 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 0.6 miles of nature trails, 11.5 miles of hiking trails, 8.5 miles of off- road bicycle trails (State Trail Pass required), 8.5 miles of cross-country ski trails.
Call 608-534-6409.
On W Prairie Rd, 2 miles S of SR 35/54 off US 53, Rte 1, Box 407, Trempealeau, Trempealeau County.

Pike Lake Unit, Kettle Moraine State Forest

Powder Hill, 1 1,350-foot glacial kame, offers panoramic views of the park's unique glacial topography. Part of the Ice Age Trail. 678 acres. Features 32 campsites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline with marked beach area, fishing, 0.8 miles of nature trails, 7.1 miles of hiking trails, 1.5 miles of snowmobile trails, 6.4 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 262-670-3400.
1/2-mile S of SR 60, 2 miles E of Hartford, 3544 Kettle Moraine Road, Hartford, Washington County.

Point Beach State Forest

Located on a point jutting into Lake Michigan, this forest's 6-mile beach is a great place to catch a wave or walk in the sand. 2,903 acres. Features indoor and outdoor group campsites, 127 campsites, 66 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, shoreline, fishing, 1 mile of nature trails, 12 miles of hiking trails, 4 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 11 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 920-794-7480.
On Cty O, E of SR 42, 6 miles NE of Two Rivers, Manitowoc County.

Potawatomi State Park

On a clear day, the view from the park's observation tower reaches 16 miles across Green Bay. 1,225 acres. Features cabin for people with disabilities, 123 campsites, 25 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, vistas, 2 miles of shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1/2-mile of nature trails, 6.3 miles of hiking trails, 4 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 8.3 miles of snowmobile trails, 13.2 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 920-746-2890.
On Park Rd, 2 miles N of SR 57, 2 miles NW of Sturgeon Bay, Door County.

Rib Mountain State Park

This billion-year-old hill is one of the oldest geologic formations on earth. The top of the 60-foot observation tower offers spectacular views. 1,135 acres. Features 30 campsites, handicap- accessible picnic area, concessions, seasonal naturalist programs, observation tower, vistas, 0.6 miles of nature trails, 7 miles of hiking trails, 1.5 miles of snowmobile trails, downhill skiing in winter.
Call 715-842-2522 summer, 715-359-4522 off season.
On Park Rd, 1-1/2 miles W of US 51, 2 miles S of Wausau, Marathon County.

Rieck's Lake Park

Rieck's Lake Park becomes the resting and feeding station for hundreds of Tundra Swans between mid October and mid November. The park also has an observation platform which is staffed during this Swan Watch period. The platform also has mounted scopes and interpretive panels all year long. This area also has bald eagles, egrets, herons, several kinds of ducks all within close viewing and great for photography. The park also has restrooms and camping. Radio AM1620 only within park. Free admission.
Call 608-248-3499.
Two miles north of Alma on Hwy 35, Buffalo County.

Roche-A-Cri State Park

The park's French name refers to the 300-foot-high rock outcropping that is the central feature of this quiet park. Climb the stairway to the top for a panoramic view. Native American petroglyphs can also be seen on the rocks. 460 acres. Features 41 campsites, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, vistas, fishing, 6.1 miles of hiking trails, 4.2 miles of cross-country ski trails.
Call 608-339-6881 summer, 608-565-2789 winter.
On SR 13, 1-1/2 miles S of SR 21, 3 miles N of Friendship, Adams County.

Rock Island State Park

Take the ferry to this primitive Lake Michigan island park. No wheeled vehicles are allowed. Stone buildings, built by a wealthy inventor who owned the island between 1910 and 1930, now house exhibits. 912 acres. Features primitive camping, 40 campsites, backpack camping, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1 mile of nature trails, 9.5 miles of hiking trails.
Call 920-847-2235, 920-854-2500 winter.
By passenger ferry from the NE corner of Washington Island, Door County.

Rocky Arbor State Park

A quiet and secluded escape just 1.5 miles from the tourist bustle of the Dells. Pines and sandstone bluffs. 225 acres. Features 89 campsites, 18 electric sites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, 1 mile of nature trails.
Call 608-254-8001 summer, 608-254-2333 winter.
On US 12, 1 mile SE of I-90/94, 1-1/2 miles NW of Wisconsin Dells, Sauk County.

Straight Lake State Park

Our newest state park (dedicated 2005), Straight Lake completes the largest missing gap in the Ice Age National Scenic Trail system in western Wisconsin. State officials envision that much of the 2,780-acre park will be used for silent sports including hunting, fishing, hiking, non-motorized boating and primitive camping. A state wildlife area to the north, for which additional land will be purchased later, is open for deer, small game, waterfowl and turkey hunting. Until facilities ae improved, the park is open for foot traffic only -- no motorized vehicles, bicycles or horses. Fishing is allowed, and boats must be carried in.
Call 715-483-3747.
About 3.5 miles east of Highway 35 via 270th Avenue. Take State Highway 35 north through Luck or south from Frederic, Polk County.

Tiffany Wildlife Area

Tiffany Wildlife Area offers 12,500 acres of free rustic walking trails, fourteen public boat launching ramps on Hwy 25 at Hwy 35 just north of Nelson. Hunting, fishing, trapping, nature photography, birding and wild berry picking are popular activities. Motor vehicles are not allowed anywhere in the wildlife area. Primitive camping is allowed by permit only. Camping permits are available at the DNR office in Alma. Contact: DNR 608-685-6222. Open year around. Free admission.
Call 608-685-6222.
Hwy 25 and Hwy 35 North of Nelson, Buffalo County.

Tower Hill State Park

Visit the park's restored shot tower and melting house to see exhibits on lead shot making from the 1800s. Challenging bluff trails and panoramic views. Open mid-April through October. 77 acres. Features 15 campsites, handicap- accessible picnic areas, vistas, Wisconsin River shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1/2-mile of nature trails. 1.5 miles of hiking trails.
Call 608-588-2116.
On Cty C, 2 miles S of US 14, 3-1/2 miles SE of Spring Green, Iowa County.

Whitefish Dunes State Park

Whitefish Dunes offers rugged Lake Michigan shoreline and huge sand dunes. Many features for people with disabilities. Day use only. 863 acres. Features handicap- accessible picnic area, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, lookout tower, shoreline, fishing, 1.5 miles of nature trails, 13 miles of hiking trails, 1.5 miles of off-road bicycle trails, 13 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 920-823-2400.
On Clark Lake Rd, 8 miles E of SR 42, 10 miles NE of Sturgeon Bay, Door County.

Wildcat Mountain State Park

Located on a ridge rising steeply above the Kickapoo River, the park offers canoeing, unique campsites for riders and their horses, and an observation point overlooking the Kickapoo Valley. 3,530 acres. Features 38 campsites, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, fishing, 1.3 miles of nature trails, 2.5 miles of hiking trails, 15 miles of horseback trails (State Trail Pass required), horse-riders' camp, 7 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-337-4775.
On SR 33, 15 miles W of Elroy, Ontario, Vernon County.

Willow River State Park

Two dams, two lakes, a trout stream, sandy beach, prairie remnants, and a nature center are feature don 3,200 acres of rolling countryside. Spectacular views of the historic Willow Falls and the Willow River Gorge. 3,203 acres. Features 72 campsites, 19 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 1.6 miles of nature trails, 8.6 miles of hiking trails, 8 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 715-386-5931.
On 109th Ave, just W of Cty A, 4 miles NE of Hudson, St. Croix County.

Wyalusing State Park

Camp 500 feet about the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. One of Wisconein's oldest parks, with 28 Native American burial mounds. 2,596 acres. Features 132 campsites, 32 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, nature center, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline, canoeing, boating, fishing, 2.1 miles of nature trails, 14.4 miles of hiking trails, 10.6 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 6.9 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-996-2261. E-mail brian.hefty@dnr.state.wi.us Web www.wyalusing.org
On Cty C, 5 miles W of US 18/ SR 35, 4 miles S of Prairie du Chien, Grant County.

Yellowstone Lake State Park

One of the few lakes in southwestern Wisconsin, 450-acre Yellowstone Lake is a popular recreation area year- round. Bluff- top campsites are a popular feature. 885 acres. Features 128 campsites, 36 electric sites, winter camping, showers, a dumping station, handicap- accessible picnic area and campsites, concessions, seasonal naturalist programs, vistas, shoreline with marked beach area, canoeing, boating, fishing, 8 miles of hiking trails, 3 miles of off- road bicycle trails, 8 miles of snowmobile trails, 3 miles of cross- country ski trails.
Call 608-523-4427.
On Lake Rd, 3 miles W of Cty N, 8 miles W of Blanchardville, Lafayette County.