Outdoor Activity
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Saturday Strolls
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Take a stroll out on the Horicon Marsh State Wildlife Area with a DNR Educator. We will meet at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center at 8:30 a.m. and after a quick intro we will hit the trails. With no set destination in mind, you never…
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Birding Dodge County Ledge Park
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Join us at Dodge County Ledge Park for a bird hike. We will meet at the shower/restroom building on the upper loop entrance to the campground and walk from there.
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Guided Sunset Paddle
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Come explore nature and let it nourish your body & soul! Join us from 6-8 p.m. on Friday, July 11 for a hike called, “Wild Edibles,” where you will learn which plants in the fields, woods and pond are edible on a guided hike with…
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Run With A Ranger
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Come out each week and join our ranger for a run on various trails throughout the park.
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Fireflies and Glow Worms
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The blinking lights of fireflies bring a special brilliance to summer evenings. Join Phyllis McKenzie, park naturalist, as she shares firefly facts and takes you on an evening hunt for these summer flashers.
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Campfire with the Warden
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Join our State Park Wardens at the camp host site and learn more about campfire building and how you can be safe in and around the park.
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Habitat Helpers - Invasive Species Removal
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Help us maintain and keep improving on the native biodiversity of our Naturalist’s Backyard and Rain Garden areas by removing invasives! You’ll learn about what invasive(s) we’re targeting each session, as they change throughout the season. This…
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Open Crafting
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Do you love birds and wish you knew more about them? Come learn what birding is all about in this birding 101 class and hike.
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Woodland Walk
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Hike the Woodland Dunes Trail with Master Naturalist Karen Merlau and learn about the different types of trees, how to identify them, how they grow and how to tell their age.
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Places of the Park: White Cedar Nature Trail
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Join the naturalist for a half-mile hike along the trail by the White Cedar Nature Center.