Onalaskaの天然記念物・トップ6

From the northwest corner of Riverside Park of La Crosse, you can see a triple confluence of rivers: to your left, the Mississippi River; straight ahead, the Black River; and on your right, the La Crosse River.

The Rim of the City Viewpoint aptly describes this location, where you can sit on the edge of La Crosse and enjoy stunning views of the marsh and the Mississippi River.

Looking out over the mighty Mississippi River valley stands the aptly named Tortoise Rock. From the perfect vantage point, this boulder bears an uncanny resemblance to a mighty ancient tortoise. Let your imagination wander as you take in the sweeping landscape.

From this viewpoint 600 feet above La Crosse, you get great views of the Mississippi River, Wisconsin, Minnesota, as well as Iowa. Also, a wonderful spot to take in the vibrant fall colors.

From this viewpoint 600 feet above La Crosse, you get great views of the Mississippi River, Wisconsin, Minnesota, as well as Iowa. Also a wonderful spot to take in the vibrant fall colors.

From just the right angle, this boulder has the silhouette of a tortoise. Standing next to this rock, you also get a great view of the mighty Mississippi River valley.

This unusual geological formation is presumably natural and tells a story of eons of erosion. There is supposed to be a second formation farther along the same trail to the south but I was not able to find it.