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High Cliff State Park

High Cliff State Park

Description

High Cliff State Park is the only state-owned recreational area on Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin's largest lake. The park gets its name from the limestone cliff of the Niagara Escarpment, which parallels the eastern shore of Lake Winnebago. The magnificent 12-foot statue of Winnebago Indian Chief Red Bird, standing high on a huge granite rock, overlooks the lake and is a popular destination in the park.

Location

 Directions

  44.15476, -88.292818

County: Calumet

  • Event

    Bumble Bee Brigade Training

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    Join Park staff in learning about Wisconsin bumble bee species. There will be a presentation and field session to follow.

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    Shakespeare In The Park

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    Enjoy a free theatre and workshop on "Love’s Labors Lost."

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    Wild About Wildlife

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    Join rehabilitators from Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary and their live animal ambassadors. This is a “hands on” program with live animals suitable for all ages.

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    Arbor Day Tree Planting/Park Clean Up

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    Help clean up litter and plant trees at High Cliff State Park.

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    Arbor Day Tree Planting/Park Clean-Up

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    Join park staff and help plant trees and pick up litter throughout the park.

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    First Day Hike

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    Start your new year outdoors with a self-guided hike on the Forest Management Trail at High Cliff State Park.

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    Halloween Campground Walk

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    Join us for a not-so-spooky Halloween Campground Walk. 

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    Aquatic Invasives

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    Learn about the invasive species that plague Lake Winnebago and find out what you can do to help stop them.

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    Bumble Bee Brigade Training

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    Join staff in learning about Wisconsin’s native bumble bee species.

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    An Amazing Journey Back in Time

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    Join Cindy Mueller, retired High Cliff naturalist, as she talks about the history of High Cliff, Wisconsin.

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