- Harrington Beach State Park
- Peacefulness and serenity draw people. The 636 acres with a mile-long Lake Michigan beach leave room to be alone with nature. Hiking, fishing, picnic areas, nature and cross-country ski
- Hartman Creek State Park
- This 1,417-acre quiet and friendly natural gem is near the beautiful spring-fed Chain O' Lakes. Year-round camping, Hellestad House log cabin, Whispering Pines day use area on crystal-clear Marl
- Havenwoods State Forest
- Havenwoods is an island of nature within an urban Milwaukee environment. Environmental education programs and walking trails are available for educators, youth groups, families and adults. Environmental Awareness
- Heritage Hill State Park
- Experience "living history" at this 40-acre outdoor museum in Green Bay. The park features 25 structures from Wisconsin's past. Per person admission
- High Cliff State Park
- High Cliff is the only state-owned recreational area on Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin's largest lake.
High Cliff gets its name from the limestone cliff of the Niagara Escarpment, which parallels the
- Hoffman Hills State Recreation Area
- Hoffman Hills State Recreation Area offers 707 acres of preserved and restored wooded hills, wetlands, and prairie traversed with hiking and cross-country ski trails. It's an excellent bird watching
- Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
- Over 21,000 acres in size, Horicon National Wildlife Refuge is located on the west branch of the Rock River in southeastern Wisconsin and encompasses the northern two-thirds of Horicon
- Ice Age National Scenic Trail
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A Mammoth Walk
A mere 15,000 years ago during the Ice Age, much of North America lay under a huge glacier. Mammoths, saber tooth cats and cave lions roamed the
- Interstate State Park
- Whatever outdoor activities you enjoy, you'll find that a variety of recreational opportunities await you at Interstate State Park. It's Wisconsin's oldest state park, established in 1900.
A deep gorge
- Iron River National Fish Hatchery Complex
- Iron River National Fish Hatchery (NFH) was established in 1981. This hatchery is located in the upper Great Lakes region and is stocked with fish and eggs.
- Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive
- This marked 115-mile road route is the scenic connection between the Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern, Pike Lake, Lapham Peak, and Southern Units as well as numerous natural and
- Kettle Moraine State Forest-Northern Unit
- The "Northern Kettle" is a glacial landscape of rolling, wooded hills dotted with serene lakes and hidden ponds. The Ice Age Visitor Center in Dundee is open daily.
For
- Kettle Moraine State Forest-Southern Unit
- The Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest is 30 miles long, extending from the village of Dousman, Wisconsin, almost to the city of Whitewater. Forest Headquarters is
- Kinnickinnic State Park
- In one of the Midwests most beautiful areas, the St. Croix River Valley, Kinnickinnic State Park offers experiences in two types of worlds. Enjoy the quiet and solitude of
- Kohler-Andrae State Park
- Kohler-Andrae State Park in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, is the home of majestic sand dunes, miles of golden beach, shimmering blue Lake Michigan water, whispering pines, an abundance of wildlife, and
- Lake Kegonsa State Park
- Lake Kegonsa State Park, south of Wisconsin's state capital, Madison, offers a natural, peaceful atmosphere beside a glacier-hewed lake.
Kegonsa means "lake of many fishes" and it is one of
- Lake Vermilion Public Islands
- America's Outdoors is a public information center that provides recreation information on national, state, and local outdoor areas; environmental education materials; and a professional staff to assist with citizen-based
- Lake Wissota State Park
- This park northeast of Chippewa Falls has 1,062 acres of primarily young, rich forests and open prairie on a 6,300-acre manmade lake. The park offers secluded campsites, hiking trails,
- Lakeshore State Park
- Lakeshore State Park is located on Lake Michigan and the shores of Summerfest and Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin. It is nearly surrounded by water and connected to Urban
- Lapham Peak State Park
- Climb a 45-foot observation tower atop the highest point in Waukesha County (1,233 feet above sea level). Lapham Peak Unit's glaciated topography provides excellent hiking, backpacking, and cross-country skiing
- Leopold Wetland Management District
- The Leopold Wetland Management District is named after Aldo Leopold, who is widely acknowledged as the father of wildlife conservation in America. Leopold is perhaps best known
- Loew Lake State Park
- The Loew Lake Unit is a picturesque valley including the winding east branch of the Oconomowoc River and the 23-acre Loew Lake. It is open to low-impact recreation, including
- Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
- A diverse resource with a wide variety of historical and archaeological sites, wildlife, fisheries, and scenic beauty. The riverway contains 79,275 acres, more than 44,000 of them state owned,
- MacKenzie Environmental Education Center and State Game Farm
- The MacKenzie Environmental Education Center is one of the most diverse environmental education centers anywhere in Wisconsin. The Center is situated on 280 acres of rolling fields and forest
- Menominee River Natural Resources Area
- Some 1,922 acres of this 4,450-acre property are located on the Wisconsin side of the Menominee River, east of Pembine. Primarily limited to foot travel
- Merrick State Park
- Merrick State Park is located on the beautiful backwaters of the Mississippi River. All Island Campground sites and some sites in the south campground have river access for mooring
- Mill Bluff State Park
- Travelers passing through the Mill Bluff State Park area are intrigued by the unusual, tall bluffs rising abruptly from the flat plain.
Picturesque rock formations dominate the land. Part of
- Mirror Lake State Park
- This park is named for its centerpiece, a lake which often is so calm that not a ripple marks its surface. The lake reflects a wooded shoreline with cliffs
- Natural Bridge State Park WI
- State Natural Area (No. 105)
Natural Bridge State Park is currently closed due to flooding and related damage.
Natural Bridge and Rockshelter is open daily 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Visitors
- Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
- Whooping cranes, wolves, Karner blue butterflies, and white-tailed deer call Necedah National Wildlife Refuge "home." Ringed bog hunter dragonflies live in sedge meadows, flying squirrels in upland hardwood
