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Kettle Moraine State Forest - Southern Unit

Kettle Moraine State Forest - Southern Unit

Description

More than 22,000 acres of glacial hills, kettles, lakes, prairie restoration sites, pine woods and hardwood forests can be found in the Southern Unit, making this a popular area for a wide variety of visitors. The Forest is 30 miles long, extending from the village of Dousman, almost to the city of Whitewater. The forest headquarters is 3 miles west of the village of Eagle on State Highway 59.

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    Edible and Medicinal Plant Hike

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    Explore the bounty of summer in the Kettle Moraine State Forest-Southern Unit! Fruits, vegetables, herbs and others are growing in our forest - do you know where to find them? Join us for a hike on the Stute Springs Nature Trail and explore the…

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    Stargazing and Photography

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    Stars and planets are swirling above − can you name the constellations? Bring your cameras and smartphones.

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    Bee Identification

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    Buzz into summer with the bees! Meet at the Springs Nature Trail.

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    Stargazing and Photography

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    Stars and planets are swirling above − can you name the constellations? Bring your cameras and smartphones.

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    Bee Identification

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    Buzz into summer with the bees! Meet at the Ice Age Trail at Forest HQ.

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    Stargazing and Photography

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    Stars and planets are swirling above − can you name the constellations? Bring your cameras and smartphones.

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    Bee Identification

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    Buzz into summer with the bees! Meet at the Bald Bluff Nature Trail.

  • Event

    Stargazing and Photography

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    Stars and planets are swirling above − can you name the constellations? Bring your cameras and smartphones.

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    Bee Identification

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    Buzz into summer with the bees! Meet at the Ice Age Trail, Eagle Segment.

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    Masters Of Two Worlds – Amazing Amphibians Of The Kettle Moraine

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    Activities for kids and adults who are interested in learning about amphibian diversity and how amphibians live in forest ponds, forest floors, trees and underground.

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