위스콘신 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Great hub for bicycles. Challenging mountain bike & gravel riding nearby as well as major state trails & rustic roads. Free parking, public restrooms, drinking water, and shelter.

The Sugar River Wetlands is a rich wetland ecosystem that is home to sedge meadows, calcareous fens, emergent aquatic areas, shrub-carr, and wet-mesic prairies, and animal species and hosts southern Wisconsin’s most diverse fishery. Calcium-rich groundwater feeds the wetlands and the river with high-quality water.

The falls is very busy, but it is beautiful. Like most falls it's amazing to see in the different times of year, especially winter with a good snow fall. This falls keeps going during the winter.

Great place to visit, although definitely the most crowded place in the park. Like most falls, also a fun place to see in the winter when things are freezing and snow covers the ground.

Nestled among the beautiful Military Ridge State Trail, Goose Lake's calm waters mirror the stunning surroundings, creating a picturesque scene for a picture-perfect backdrop. It's a lovely spot to capture some photos of the area's wildlife as you make your way along the path.

Brownstone Falls in Wisconsin's Copper Falls State Park is a captivating gem, boasting a picturesque waterfall enveloped by striking reddish-brown rock formations. Despite its modest 30-foot height, the surroundings impart a grandeur that captivates.

It’s a long, beautiful hike. Bring water and definitely something to swim in. Lots of places to sit and rest. Lots of space to camp, kayak, fish.

Willow Falls is located in Willow River State Park, about 10 miles northeast of Hudson, Wisconsin. The falls are at least 100 feet wide, consisting of several drops, the largest of which is about 15 feet high. The uppermost drops are only visible from the rim. Well-maintained hiking trails in the state park easily access the falls. In 1924, a dam was built here, which diverted all the water from the main falls and drowned the upper drops. In 1992, the dam was removed, restoring the falls. It also restored the impressive gorge.