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    Rowan Creek Trail, Portage, Wisconsin

    Poynette, WI    

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    A stroll along one of the finest trout streams in the state also leads to an island of pine surrounded by wetlands. One hundred feet into the woods, a bridge crosses to the left over the canal. You can walk the grassy roadsid... trails.com

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    Tenney Park Rink

    1414 E Johnson St, Madison, WI     (608) 266-4711

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    Follow the Yahara River from the locks at Lake Mendota to its outlet into Lake Monona and then stop in for a drink or a bite to eat in one of Madison?s long-standing neighborhoods. trails.com

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    North Country National Scenic Trail

    Madison, WI     (608) 264-5610
    Hiking 

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    Hiking Adventures in Seven States The North Country National Scenic Trail links scenic, natural, historic, and cultural areas in seven states. When completed, through the efforts of many the trail will be the longest continuous ... nps.gov

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    Governor Nelson State Park

    5140 County Road P, Waunakee, WI     (608) 831-3005
    Parks 

    4 out of 5 based on 1 ratings

    - Comprised of 422 acres of land and 10,000 Lake Mendota acres, Governor Nelson State Park rests within view of Madison's skyline and the State Capitol. As one of Wisconsin's newest state parks, the popular day use facili... citysearch.com

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    Ice Age National Scenic Trail

    Madison, WI    
    Parks 

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    - For more than a million years, in at least four major periods of glacial advances, ice covered much of Canada and the northern United States. These four glacial stages, Nebraskan, Kansan, Illinoian, and Wisconsinan, are ... wildernet.com

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    Devil's Lake State Park

    S5899 Park Rd, Baraboo, WI     (608) 356-8301

    3 out of 5 based on 125 ratings

    - Located on 9,000 acres of land skirting the shoreline of 360-acre Devil's Lake, this Wisconsin Dell's state park is one of the most popular within the Wisconsin State Park System. Known for its picturesque scenery, the p... wildernet.com

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    Ice Age National Scenic Trail

    Portage, WI     (608) 441-5610

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    This segment of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail passes through the Carl Schurz Forest over glacial moraines, and then descends into wetlands and lowland forest to follow the Oconomowoc River. This hike is even more impressi... trails.com

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    Blackhawk Ridge, Madison, Wisconsin

    Mazomanie, WI    

    3 out of 5 based on 4 ratings

    A quiet trail system featuring hardwood forests and bluff top views of the Wisconsin River valley. Blackhawk Ridge has a quiet trail system featuring fine views of the Wisconsin River Valley. A private campground at the trail... trails.com

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    Black Hawk Unit: Lower Wisconsin State Riverway, Baraboo,...

    Mazomanie, WI    

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    Look out over the Wisconsin River valley from several scenic overlooks as you hike through restored prairies and rich forests with ravines. This is the land where warrior Black Hawk once turned to face the pursuing U.S. Army ... trails.com

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    Gibraltar Rock State Natural Area, Baraboo, Wisconsin

    Lodi, WI    

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    The climb to this extraordinary lookout over the Wisconsin River valley will take your breath away in more ways than one. This region of Wisconsin is really a geologist?s dream. From the sandstone of the Cambrian period to th... trails.com

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    Picnic Point

    Madison, WI    

    2 out of 5 based on 1 ratings

    Stroll along the shores of Lake Mendota, see the university, and find the best view of the Capitol from across the water. There is perhaps no more famous strolling destination in Madison than Picnic Point. This narrow peninsu... trails.com

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    Token Creek, Madison, Wisconsin

    Windsor, WI    

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    Follow a trail and boardwalk along a clear country creek, explore sedge meadow and prairie, and finish the day with a round of disc golf. At the end of the last Ice Age, drainage of this area was blocked and the soggy land su... trails.com

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    Owen Conservation Park, Madison, Wisconsin

    Madison, WI    

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    One of Madison?s best-kept secrets, the prairie here offers an overlook to the city that shows only a fraction of the buildings and gives the illusion that there is nothing around you but forest. Just the fact that this used ... trails.com

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    Ice Age Trail: Table Bluff Segment, Madison, Wisconsin

    Cross Plains, WI    

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    Enjoy some rather stunning prairie reclamation where wildflowers abound, then hike over hills and farmland to a scenic overlook. This segment of the Ice Age Trail opened in fall of 2006, and the prairie segments are awash wit... trails.com

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    Swan Lake State Wildlife Area, Portage, Wisconsin

    Portage, WI    

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    Explore an overgrown trail along a dike through wetlands to an island of oak savanna surrounded by pockets of marsh and open water. Waterfowl and migratory birds abound. The difficulty here is not one of inclines, but of not ... trails.com

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    Madison Capitol And Downtown, Madison, Wisconsin

    Madison, WI    

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    Stroll the eclectic downtown area, visit the majestic Capitol, climb Mansion Hill, and take in the lakeshores on both sides of the isthmus. trails.com

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    Cherokee Marsh

    Madison, WI    

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    Find many species of birds along trails through prairie and boardwalks through the wetlands at this rich marsh along the Yahara River just north of Lake Mendota. Madison?s famous chain of four lakes is the beneficiary of the ... trails.com

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    Indian Lake County Park, Madison, Wisconsin

    Cross Plains, WI    

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    Sign in as a visitor in a historic chapel on a bluff overlooking a small lake and then hike parts of the Ice Age Trail and local ski trails over rolling hills. In the winter of 1856, John Endres and his entire family became i... trails.com