컬럼비아 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

small park by the Wisconsin dells

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.

This nature preserve along the Ice Age Trail is the site of mesic prairie, a native grassland that stewards are working to preserve and rid of invasive species. It's also very close to the Merrimac Ferry, which is free for pedestrians.

This natural area is a popular hiking destination along the Ice Age Trail. A trail leads to the top of Gibraltar Rock, which offers a great viewpoint over the surrounding landscape.

The Ice Age Trail is a 1,000-mile-long trail that runs throughout the state of Wisconsin. This particular section passes through the Merrimac Preserve, providing pleasant dirt trails, several wooden bridge crossings and stunning meadows views.

The Sauk Point Trail is a segment of the Ice Age Loop, a thousand-mile footpath, and extends from County Highway DL to State Highway 113. This trail takes you through a shaded, lush section before opening up to offer stunning views of the Baraboo Range and meadows.

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, hiking beyond that point is not permitted.

Gibraltar Rock is a popular hiking destination on the Ice Age Trail. An old paved road leads up to the top. The pavement is in very rough condition and it has very steep sections. It's not entirely clear if cycling is prohibited on the road (it definitely is not allowed on the hiking trail) and difficult to ride both uphill and downhill. But the view from the top is spectacular.