Parks_Topic Contact_Mirror Lake
- Email: Mirror Lake State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-608-254-2333
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.
Website: Mirror Lake State Park
County: Sauk
E10320 Fern Dell Rd.
Baraboo, WI 53913
United States
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Join the naturalist down at the beach for an outdoor craft making your own tree drawings, book marks and coloring pages!
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Meet the naturalist down in Sandstone Ridge Campground in the grassy area near sites 67-72 for a bonfire to learn about some fire safety and hear some campfire stories around the fire. S'mores will be included!
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Join the naturalist anytime from 1 -3 p.m. down at the beach to learn about the local birds of prey and understand the food chain and habitat required for these winged beauties.
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Join the naturalist for a stroll on Pulpit Rock Trail. The round trip is about 1 mile, and the elevation gain is 108 feet. We will take a walk back in time to explore the rich history of the private cottages that populated this part of the park in…
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Meet the naturalist at the accessible pier at the boat landing to learn basic fishing techniques and meet some of the fish in Mirror Lake.
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Meet the Naturalist down at the beach anytime from 1 - 3 p.m. to play some nature games and test your knowledge of Mirror Lake State Park as well as some other Wisconsin State Parks.
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Meet the naturalist in Bluewater Bay Campground at the shelter near the toilet shower buildings to learn about fire safety and how to build the perfect campfire, then gather around to hear some campfire stories.
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Meet the naturalist down at the beach to use your nature detective skills to try to identify and learn about some of the species that are native to Mirror Lake State Park, as well as some common critters that live in Wisconsin!
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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.
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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.