Prairie Ridge Conservation Park is located in Madison's far southwest side. The 48 acres was purchased by the City of Madison in 1992 using State Stewardship grant money.

Prairie Ridge Conservation Park features steep prairies, also known as goat prairies - as only goats would be able to traverse this steep slope.

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Elevation 320 m

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Location: Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin, United States

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