Parks
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Biking
Wyalusing’s two mountain bike trails (Whitetail Meadows and Mississippi Ridge) are not designed for high speed travel. They can become soft and slippery when wet and can erode quickly during heavy rains. Remember, hikers have the right of way.
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Water Recreation
Fishing The Mississippi and Wisconsin river backwaters offer excellent fishing for panfish, bass, northern pike and walleye. There's an accessible fishing pier at the boat landing. Boating, canoeing and kayaking A boat ramp is available in the…
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Winter Recreation
Cross-country skiing Wyalusing State Park offers a number of cross-country ski trails for all levels of skiing abilities. All trails are accessible from the Astronomy Center Parking Lot. Skiing trails include the Turkey Hollow, Whitetail Meadows…
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History
Ancient seas, glacial meltwaters, mound-building Native Americans, explorers, fur traders and farmers are some of the people and events in the long and colorful history of the area we now call Wyalusing State Park. Geology Some two billion years…
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Picnic Areas and Shelters
Wyalusing State Park has several picnic areas and shelters. The central picnic area is near the entrance to the Wisconsin Ridge campground. A number of tables can be found adjacent to the Peterson shelter as well as to the playground across the road…
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Hiking
Wyalusing has more than 14 miles of hiking trails. Trails may vary in difficulty. Steep climbs or descents and stairways may be encountered. Use caution when on steep bluffs or near a cliff. Stay well away from cliffs which are not protected by a…
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Camping
Seasonal Water Systems: At Wyalusing State Park, all water systems (water faucets, flush restrooms and showers) and the sanitary dump station will be turned off for the season on Oct. 24, 2023. Drinking water will be available at the winter water…
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Conditions
Weather Weather forecast [exit DNR] River Mississippi River water level information [exit DNR]