The Pike Lake Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest is in the middle of the Kettle Moraine, a strip of glacial landforms which extends through southeastern Wisconsin to Lake Winnebago. The forest is named after the 522-acre, spring-fed kettle: Pike Lake. Powder Hill, a large glacial kame, provides the opportunity for a great hike and view. Visitors can enjoy camping, swimming, hiking, fishing, picnicking, and much more within the forest.
County: Washington
3544 Kettle Moraine Rd.
Hartford, WI 53027
United States
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The Northern Cross Science Foundation educators and their impressive telescopes will be waiting to help you explore the beauty and depth of the night sky.
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The Northern Cross Science Foundation educators and their impressive telescopes will be waiting to help you explore the beauty and depth of the night sky.
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Start your weekend off right and join Certified Yoga Instructor Cherie Hart for a nature-immersed and inspired session. Her calming voice and demeanor will help you feel relaxed, rejuvenated and ready to take on the day.
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Paddle the pristine Oconomowoc River running through the heart of the Loew Lake Unit with a naturalist.
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Start your weekend off right and join Certified Yoga Instructor Cherie Hart for a nature-immersed and inspired session. Her calming voice and demeanor will help you feel relaxed, rejuvenated and ready to take on the day.
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The Northern Cross Science Foundation educators and their impressive telescopes will be waiting to help you explore the beauty and depth of the night sky.
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Paddle the pristine Oconomowoc River running through the heart of the Loew Lake Unit with a naturalist.
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Start your weekend off right and join Certified Yoga Instructor Cherie Hart for a nature-immersed and inspired session. Her calming voice and demeanor will help you feel relaxed, rejuvenated and ready to take on the day.
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The Northern Cross Science Foundation educators and their impressive telescopes will be waiting to help you explore the beauty and depth of the night sky.
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This event will feature multiple live rehabilitated animals and will focus on each animal's unique qualities, how they fit into the Wisconsin ecosystem, what humans can do to support them and much more!