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Ice Age National Scenic TrailThe Ice Age trail winds through the rolling hills of Waukesha County.
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Ice Age National Scenic Trail
Cross Plains Interpretive Site
 

The National Park Service has purchased 157 acres, the former Wilkie Farm, for use as an Interpretive Site for the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. The property is located in the Town of Cross Plains on Old Sauk Pass. A General Management Plan has been initiated for the property.

The property is currently open to the public.

 

Please do not block the gate with vehicles.

The property is open to foot travel only.

There is no hunting or use of firearms permitted.

Dogs must be leashed at all times.

There are no public rest-rooms or other facilities available at this time.

There are no fees at this time.

 
Map shoeing the location of the Cross Plains Interpretive Site.
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The Cross Plains Interpretive Site is located southeast of the Village of Cross Plains in Dane County, Wisconsin.
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Ice Age Complex at Cross Plains
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Volunteers construct the Ice Age Trail using hand tools.  

Did You Know?
The Ice Age Trail is built and maintained by volunteers organized into 21 local chapters who annually give over 45,000 hours of their time!

Last Updated: December 05, 2008 at 11:15 EST