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Ice Age National Scenic TrailA wind blows through a priaire in Waukesha County.
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Ice Age National Scenic Trail
Plan Your Visit
 

Whether you are planning a thousand-mile journey or an afternoon hike, it is important to plan ahead.  Distances between trailheads and access points can vary greatly so hikers may want to review a map before setting out.  Visitors should be aware of what types of activities are allowed on the trail and about limited seasonal closures.

Since the trail crosses lands managed by many different public agencies and private landowners, individual trail segments may have different rules and regulations governing their use, and different camping fees and registration policies may apply.  It is a good idea to review the rules of the local land managers before you start. 

Map of Wisconsin and Ice Age Trail
Maps and Directions
Obtain information about the route of the Ice Age Trail.
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Land Managers along the Ice Age Trail
Policies, Rules and Regulations
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Enjoying a quiet hike through a springtime forest.  

Did You Know?
Someone who hikes the entire Ice Age Trail is known as a "Thousand Miler" even though the trail is closer to 1,200 miles long.

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST