Recreation
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Nonresident licenses
Below is a list of nonresident hunting, fishing and recreational licenses. All licenses are available for purchase through Go Wild, any sales locations or DNR Service Center unless otherwise noted.
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History
The ancient Indian town of Aztalan is Wisconsin's premier archaeological site and a National Historic Landmark.
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Recreation
Boating, canoeing and kayakingYou can canoe, kayak or boat in the Crawfish River.
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Geology
The mound's history contains many ancient geologic periods: Niagara dolomite (limestone) of the Silurian Period (about 430 million years ago). Thick blankets of shale, limestone and sandstone of the Ordovician Period (about 470 million years ago…
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Recreation
Belmont Mound State Park provides outdoor recreation opportunities to visitors year-round. The park is operated by the Belmont Lions Club. Eighty acres in the northwest corner of the park are designated as Belmont Mound Woods State Natural Area…
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Basic Information
Location & DirectionsBelmont Mound State Park is located near Belmont on N Co Rd. G in Platteville.Get directionsHoursBelmont Mound State Park is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. year-round.FeesA vehicle admission sticker is not currently required.…
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Hiking
The park has 1.8 miles of trails. There are a number of short trails along both sides of the Amnicon River, offering varied views of the falls and surrounding scenery. A 0.8-mile self-guided nature trail provides scenic views of the river as well as…