Parks_Topic Contact_Interstate
- Email: Interstate Park
- Phone: tel:+1-715-483-3747
Interstate is Wisconsin's oldest state park, established in 1900. Located along the picturesque St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, the park provides scenic views of the river and the steep-sided gorge known as the Dalles of the St. Croix. The Ice Age Interpretive Center features a film, photographs, murals and information.
Website: Interstate State Park
County: Polk
1275 State Hwy 35
St. Croix Falls, WI 54024
United States
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Join the park naturalist on a hike back in time to learn about the geology of Interstate and how the unique terrain and characteristics of the St. Croix Valley came to be.
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What do birds wear and how do they change their clothes? Let’s learn about bird feathers. Meet in the Ice Age Center classroom at 10 a.m.
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Drop by the Ice Age Interpretive Center to join park volunteers, learn about the many owl species found in Wisconsin, admire the amazing adaptations of these night predators and make your own owl craft!
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Join park volunteer Bob Whaley on a hike back in time to learn about the geology of Interstate and how the unique terrain and characteristics of the St. Croix Valley came to be.
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Stop by the Ice Age Interpretive Center to pick up a scavenger hunt guide and then head down to the Lake O’ the Dalles trail.
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Enjoy a walk on the Meadow Valley/Ravine Trail and see wildflowers, mosses and the Ravine Shelter!
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Nature Storytime is led by volunteer Kathy Scharfenberg and includes a short story and fun activities.
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It's Smokey the Bear's 80th Birthday! Join Interstate Park in celebrating this conservation icon's big day with plenty of activities and events.
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Where do raccoons live? What do they eat? Find out some interesting facts about these small mammals! Nature Storytime is led by volunteer Kathy Scharfenberg and includes a short story and fun activities. Recommended for children ages 3-5.
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Test your athletic abilities against some of Wisconsin’s woodland creatures while learning about the amazing adaptations of wildlife at the Beach Area Playground.