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The Canyon Road Trail is a paved sidewalk that skirts along the southern edge of Lake Delton. Here you cross Lost Canyon Creek and get views of the lake between the trees. Lost Canyon is a tourist attraction that will take you on horseback rides through the majestic gorges south of the lake.

This portion of the trail is an easy, beautiful track through meadows that explode into flower in the warmer months. You get a great view of the bluffs from the trail, and can ascend the ridge if you continue along the Roznos Trail to the north. This segment is a part of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail.

This portion of the trail is an easy, beautiful track through meadows that explode into flower in the warmer months. You get a great view of the bluffs from the trail, and can ascend the ridge if you continue along the Roznos Trail to the north. This segment is a part of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail.

The Great Sauk Trail is an old railway that runs north along the Wisconsin River up past the Sauk Prairie Recreation Area. Here you can see the old railroad bridge that used to run across the water and south through Mazomanie.

The Great Sauk Trail is an old railway that runs north along the Wisconsin River up past the Sauk Prairie Recreation Area. Here you can see the old railroad bridge that used to run across the water and south through Mazomanie.

This 300-acre property features live crane exhibitions, showcasing 15 different species on-site. The park is dedicated to the conservation of cranes and the ecosystems they rely on. There is an admission fee to enter, and the schedule may vary, so it's important to check the hours of operation before planning your visit. You can find more information on their website: https://savingcranes.org.

The Pine Island Preserve lies in the floodplains of the Wisconsin and Baraboo Rivers and also includes several Wisconsin River islands. The name seems strange because you will see few pines. This has not been the case in the past. The white pine trees found on the banks of the Wisconsin River and on its islands were harvested at the beginning of the 20th century by settlers for the construction mainly of their houses and barns.

North Freedom, a small village along the Baraboo River, is the home of the Mid-Continent Railway Museum.