Parks_Topic Contact_Devils Lake
- Email: Devil's Lake State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-608-356-8301
Devil's Lake State Park
Description
Founded in 1911, Devil's Lake is the third oldest state park in Wisconsin, the largest, and the most visited. Devil's Lake offers magnificent views from 500-foot quartzite bluffs overlooking a 360-acre lake. Enjoy lakeshore picnic areas, sandy swimming beaches, 29 miles of hiking trails, or ease into the backcountry solitude. Devil's Lake is a beautiful year-round park with an intriguing natural history along the 1,000-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail.
Location
County: Sauk
Parks_Topic Contact_Devils Lake
S5975 Park Rd.
Baraboo, WI 53913
United States
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Bees and Beekeeping
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Visit the beekeepers, watch as they take care of the hive, and learn more about bees and beekeeping.
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Saturday Explorers – Spiders
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Drop by the Nature Center to play with spider puppets, participate in spider trivia, make spider webs, spider art and more.
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Sunset Hike
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Once at the top, we will find a place to sit and watch the setting sun over Devil’s Lake.
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Bees and Beekeeping
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Visit the beekeepers, watch as they take care of the hive, and learn more about bees and beekeeping.
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Bees and Beekeeping
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Visit the beekeepers, watch as they take care of the hive, and learn more about bees and beekeeping.
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Hike The Ice Age Trail
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Join the Naturalist for a hike along the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, the only National Scenic Trail entirely in Wisconsin.
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Nature Photography
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Nature is always talking to us, and we will use photography to lead us to the wonders of the natural world.
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Know Your Park
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Each week we will have a different topic for you to learn more about the park’s geology, history, wildlife, and more.
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Critter Corner – Deer
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Hoof it over and check out what makes white-tailed deer such amazing critters! Join us for hands-on activities, crafts and fun.
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Weekend Explorers – Bees
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When we think of bees, we think of honey, but did you know there are 500 species of bees found in Wisconsin!?