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Roche-A-Cri State Park

Roche-A-Cri State Park

Description

Roche-A-Cri State Park, established in 1948, protects a 300-foot-high rock outcropping and Native American petroglyphs and pictographs. The name "Roche-A-Cri" comes from French words meaning "crevice in the rock." The park has 41 rustic campsites and five miles of hiking trails within a forest of large oaks and pines. Carter Creek in the park offers fishing opportunities.

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    Shakespeare In The Park: Love's Labour's Lost

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    The Summit Players present their 2025 season: Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost.

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    Birds & Birding

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    Join Wisconsin Master Naturalists Dennis and Diane Reynolds anytime from 10-11:30 a.m. o learn about birds, identifying birds, and birding in the area.

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    Eagle Ridge-Acorn Trail To Petroglyphs Hike

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    Join us on the Eagle Ridge and Acorn Trail to the petroglyphs. The trail has a fairly flat and level surface.

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    Bumble Bees & Other Pollinators

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    Join Wisconsin DNR Bumble Bee Brigade Ambassadors and Wisconsin Master Naturalists Dennis and Diane Reynolds to learn about bumble bees and other pollinators in Wisconsin.

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    Bats Bouncing Back

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    Join Melissa Iverson, Wisconsin Bat Ambassador, for an engaging presentation about your local bats.

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    Spring Peeper Trail Hike

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    Join us on the Spring Peeper Trail to the petroglyphs. The trail has a steep start and winds along Carter Creek.

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    Work Play Earth Day

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    Help get Roche-A-Cri State Park ready for the busy season.

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    First Day Hike

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    Meet at the winter lot on Czech Avenue to hike through the prairie to the petroglyph viewing platform and back through the woods for a 1.2-mile hike.

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    Roche-A-Cri Fall Fest

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    Join the Friends of Roche-A-Cri to celebrate fall at the park.

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    Owls & Birds Of Prey - Drop-In

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    Join Wisconsin Master Naturalists Dennis and Diane Reynolds anytime from 10-11:30 a.m. to learn about owls and birds of prey.

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