Parks_Topic Contact_Mirror Lake
- Email: Mirror Lake State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-608-254-2333
Mirror Lake State Park
Description
This park is named for its centerpiece, a lake which often is so Locationcalm that not a ripple marks its surface. The lake reflects a wooded shoreline with cliffs up to 50 feet high, a swimming beach, and wetlands that are home to a variety of wildlife. The park's 2,200 acres includes several picnic areas, wooded campsites, summer rentals, and a cabin for people with disabilities.
Location
County: Sauk
Parks_Topic Contact_Mirror Lake
E10320 Fern Dell Rd.
Baraboo, WI 53913
United States
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International Crane Foundation Program
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Meet down at the amphitheater to hear a presentation from the International Crane Foundation about "Cranes of the World."
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Echo Rock/Ishnala Stroll
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Learn about the geology of the area, witness the overlooked beauty and hear about the history of those who lived in the park before it was a park.
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Kayak Tour of Mirror Lake
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Meet the naturalist down at the boat landing to learn about the geology, flora, fauna and rich human history of Mirror Lake State Park from the waterway.
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Shakespeare in the Park: Macbeth
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See the classic Shakespeare play, Macbeth, at Wisconsin State Parks!
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Explorer Book Drop-In
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Meet the naturalist down at the beach to grab an explorer book and work together to complete the activities within the book!
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Echo Rock/Ishnala Trail Stroll
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Join the naturalist on a stroll Echo Rock Trail and Ishnala Trail where you will learn about the geology of the area, witness the overlooked beauty and hear about the history of those who lived in the park before it was a park.
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Wednesday Walk in the Woods
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We will explore the natural world around us through sight, touch and sound.
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Seth Peterson Cottage Tours
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Join us for a tour of this hidden gem located within the Mirror Lake State Park property.
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Echo Rock/Ishnala Stroll
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Join the naturalist on a stroll of Echo Rock Trail and Ishnala Trail where you will learn about the geology of the area, witness the overlooked beauty and hear about the history of those who lived in the park before it was a park.