Parks
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Wisconsin County Parks and Forests
In addition to Wisconsin State Parks, there are several county parks, forests and trails throughout the state for visitors to explore. Not all Wisconsin counties have county parks or forests. The following links all exit the DNR website:
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Ice Age National Scientific Reserve
The Ice Age National Scientific Reserve was established in 1964 to protect, preserve and interpret world-class glacial landforms and landscapes. The reserve is an affiliated area of the National Park System and consists of nine units across…
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Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive
Enjoy the beauty, variety and geology of southeast Wisconsin by driving the Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive. The 115-mile drive traverses six Wisconsin counties. The northern end begins near Elkhart Lake in northern Sheboygan County and the southern…
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State Park Vehicle Admission Pass Design Contest
Wisconsin State Park and Forest vehicle admission passes are designed by high school students chosen in a statewide contest. The design contest, sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), is open to all high school-age…
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Photography Contests
Wisconsin is a beautiful state to photograph any time of year and there is no better place to enjoy the state’s seasonal offerings than Wisconsin’s State Parks. If you enjoy photography and would like to submit some of your best photos, check below…
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Nonmotorized Recreation and Transportation Trails Council
On June 1, 2010, Wisconsin Act 394 created state statutes 15.347 (20) and 23.177 to form a Nonmotorized Recreation and Transportation Trails Council (NRTTC). The council carries out studies and provides advice and consultation to the legislature,…
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Wisconsin State Trails Council
The State Trails Council (STC) was created by statute 15.347(16) in 1989. The council provides advice and consultation to the Department of Natural Resources on the planning, acquisition, development and management of trails in Wisconsin. The…
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Lake Superior Water Trail - Wisconsin Segment
The Wisconsin segment of the Lake Superior Water Trail covers more than 400 miles of diverse shoreline from the City of Superior to the Montreal River at the Michigan border. The trail is an ongoing effort to connect the 3,000 miles of shoreline…