사욱 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

small park by the Wisconsin dells

It took us about two hours. We brought walking sticks and those helped greatly!!

Combination of multiple trails starting at Echo Rock trail head near accessible pier

There are three large parking lots near the trailhead, and vault toilets are available if you jog back toward the start of Park Road. From here you have access to the wealth of trails within the Devil Lake system, with a variety of options for vert and technicality. If you want to avoid the crowds around the lake, come early or head for the trails on the eastern side of the park. You can also park here to run the Ice Age Trail, which loops through the park.

This viewpoint offers stunning vistas of Mirror Lake, surrounded by beautiful pine trees and rock formations. The park's activities transition from winter to summer, so it's essential to stay informed about any trail changes that may have occurred.

From here you get great views off the bluffs across a protected oak forest to South Bluff beyond. The rock formations are unique and crumble into a steep talus field below the trail.

The walls of Parfrey's Glen are composed of sandstone with fragments of quartzite and feature a stream flowing through the floor, creating an awe-inspiring sight. It's important to note that pets are not allowed on the trail, and once you reach the waterfall, venturing beyond that point is not permitted.

With the right angle and a little bit of imagination, you can see how this spot got its name, as the rock formation resembles an elephant lying down. Plus, the views of Spirit Lake from this area are truly breathtaking. This formation is also known as Bison Rock.