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This one of two restored mounds and stockades in Aztalan State Park. They were damaged after years and years of modern agricultural use and have been restored to how they might have looked centuries ago. The log fortifications were constructed in the same places where archaeologists found evidence of stockades that protected the mounds.

Dorothy Carnes Park, covers 514 acres around Rose Lake, with 480 acres designated as a state natural area due to its ecological value. The park is divided into two halves, with this half being on the eastern shore of the lake. This part of the park is a little larger than the western side, and has camping areas. It features rolling terrain, scenic views, and restored prairies, and even though the trails do not take you quite as close to the water, there's still plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities. This is a great spot for year-round activities including hiking, birding, picnicking, dog walking, and cross-country skiing in the winter.

Dorothy Carnes Park, covers 514 acres around Rose Lake, with 480 acres designated as a state natural area due to its ecological value. The park is divided into two halves, with this half being on the western shore of the lake. This is a great spot for year-round activities including hiking, birding, picnicking, dog walking, and cross-country skiing in the winter. It features rolling terrain, scenic views, and restored prairies, woods, and wetlands. There are also amenities such as shelters, picnic tables, grills, water facilities, restrooms, and trash cans. Dogs are allowed on a 6-foot leash.

This solitary rock is called "erratic boulder": it was transported by glacier movement.

The view from Bald Bluff is stunning! It is worth walking all the way here and enjoying the huge landscape.

Emma Carlin Trails are 3 loop routes (Orange, Green and Brown) of different difficulty that introduce you to the discovery of the park. These trails can be hiked in summer and winter.