Located just 30 miles north of Madison, Wisconsin, in the town of Baraboo, you’ll find a true geologic gem. Parfrey’s Glen was the first state natural area ever to be established in Wisconsin, in 1952, by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. This scenic glen is part of Wisconsin’s 1.6 million year old Baraboo Range.…
Wisconsin’s Ice Age National Scenic Trail is one of only 11 National scenic trails in the United States. This beautiful trail encompasses over 1000 miles and 28 counties throughout the state, from hills and bluffs to woodlands and prairies rich with native plants. Dane County, Wisconsin lies within the Driftless Region, (comprised of the northwest part…
The charming town of New Glarus is located 28 miles southwest of Madison, Wisconsin, within the rolling topography of the Driftless Region. New Glarus is a unique, historic, and picturesque town known as “America’s Little Switzerland”. Home to 2,200 residents, this scenic town boasts Swiss-style chalet architecture, family-owned shops, the 24-mile point-to-point Sugar River State…