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Geology

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    Naturalist Lead Hike

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    Each week, we will hike the East Bluff Trail and explore the park's geology, history and wildlife.

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    Guided Kayak Tour

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    Go on a kayak adventure at Devil’s Lake! The naturalist will take you on a two-hour tour of the lake, exploring the lake’s geology, history and wildlife.

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    Naturalist Lead Hike

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    Each week, we will hike the East Bluff Trail and explore the park's geology, history and wildlife.

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    Rocky Arbor Stroll

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    This event will be a relaxing stroll through the woods to look at various geological formations and scenic overlooks.

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    Pulpit Rock Stroll

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    Join the naturalist for a stroll on Pulpit Rock Trail. The round trip is about 1 mile, and the elevation gain is 108 feet. We will take a walk back in time to explore the rich history of the private cottages that populated this part of the park in…

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    Echo Rock/Ishnala Stroll

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    Join the naturalist on a stroll of Echo Rock Trail and Ishnala Trail where you will learn about the geology of the area, witness the overlooked beauty and hear about the history of those who lived in the park before it was a park.

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    Fossil Hike

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    What does Lakeshore State Park have to do with Niagara Falls? Come find out and learn some Wisconsin geological history as you explore the Lannon stone lining the park.

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    Echo Rock Stroll

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    Join the naturalist on a stroll of Echo Rock Trail and Ishnala Trail where you will learn about the geology of the area, witness the overlooked beauty and hear about the history of those who lived in the park before it was a park.

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    Devil’s Lake Rocks!

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    Join the park naturalist for a hike up the East Bluff of Devil’s Lake State Park to learn about the park’s unique geology and see the beauty the park has to offer.

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    A Geological Tour of Willow River State Park

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    Lace up your hiking boots, and join the naturalist on a 5-mile hike, where you’ll learn about several geological landforms within the park, some dating back as far as 570 million years ago.

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