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    Ice Ages, Glaciers and Fossils Oh My!

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    Did Curly, the Woolly Mammoth exist when humans were on the Earth? Engage in an Ice Age simulation, discover fossils, and explore the geologic time. Come join the adventure as we unfold the history of Horicon Marsh!

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    Places of the Park: Sentinel Trail

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    Join the naturalist for an easy hike along Sentinel Trail near Eagle Tower. Walk along while observing and learning about the forest.

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    Walking Tour of Aztalan

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    Free guided tour of the park by archaeologist Bob Birmingham.

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    Ice Age Trail Hike

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    Join us on the Ice Age Trail, where we'll talk about how impacts of the glaciers and county history. The trail is on a dirt path that goes through various level changes and rugged terrain. This 2.5-mile looped trail goes through woods and roads.

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    Pulpit Rock Stroll

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    Travel back in time to explore the rich history of the private family cottages that populated this part of the park years ago.

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    125 Years At Interstate: Campfire Trivia

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    The Wisconsin state park system is celebrating its 125th anniversary – and Interstate is the oldest state park!

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    Lime Kiln Tour

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    Take an interpretive hike and travel back in time to learn about the lime kiln industry days and the old town of Clifton.

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    Explore Echo Rock

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    Join the Naturalist on a 1-mile guided hike to learn about the history and the wildlife of the area.

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    Nature Journaling Hike

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    Meet us at the nature center, where we’ll create journals together and go over the basics of nature journaling. We’ll follow with a short hike (0.5 miles) on the Ancient Shorelines Nature Trail to utilize those skills and do some journaling. The…

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    Places of the Park: Sentinel Trail

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    Join the naturalist for an easy hike along Sentinel Trail near Eagle Tower. Walk along while observing and learning about the forest.

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