Walking
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First Day Hikes scheduled in dozens of state properties on New Year’s Day
Door County resident Sandie Custer tries to hike, camp or snowshoe with her husband a few times a month, often in Peninsula State Park overlooking Lake Michigan. “Wisconsin is just […]
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Central Wisconsin ski resort to launch major expansion after state approval of Rib Mountain plan
Wisconsin’s largest ski resort will launch a significant expansion after the state approved a new master plan for Rib Mountain. The plan also calls for the creation of new hiking, […]
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Fall colors 2022: Wisconsin leaf-peepers visit top spots for peak foliage
In northern Wisconsin, leaves are turning yellow, orange and red as temperatures drop across the state. Sightseers are making the trip to places like Dunn, St. Croix and Burnett counties, […]
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‘A bright light’: Colleagues mourn the loss of UW surgery fellow in hiking accident
A Middleton doctor who was found dead in Iron County last weekend was hiking along a river when a steep embankment likely collapsed beneath her, authorities said Wednesday. Dr. Kelsey […]
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Ice Age Trail’s eastern terminus to move to a more ‘picturesque’ location
The eastern terminus of Wisconsin’s Ice Age Trail is moving this spring to a more picture-perfect location. The 1,200-mile footpath highlights geography carved out by ancient glaciers, winding through some […]
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With A Passion For The Outdoors, Emily Ford Aims To Complete Winter Thru-Hike Of Ice Age Trail
While the frigid temperatures and snow may keep many indoors this time of year, Emily Ford is taking on an intense challenge: thru-hiking the Ice Age Trail. With a 65-pound […]
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Change Your Mind, Clothes For More Comfortable, Enjoyable Treks Outdoors This Winter
Although getting outside during the warmer months was an easier option after COVID-19 forced the closure of stores, restaurants and other businesses, winter’s arrival brings more challenges to the realities […]
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While Summer Will Look Different This Year, Still Many Opportunities To See The State
Summer in Wisconsin will look a little different this year as events across the state have been canceled or postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. But that’s not a reason […]
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Motorized Vehicle Use Debated On Southern Wisconsin Trails
Public input is divided over whether to allow motorized vehicles on two trails in southwestern Wisconsin, with supporters wanting fair access to public trails and non-motorized users worried about trail […]
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Evers Orders Reopening Of 34 Wisconsin Parks, Natural Areas
Thirty-four Wisconsin state parks and recreational areas closed for three weeks will be able to reopen as temperatures increase across the state. Gov. Tony Evers directed the Wisconsin Department of […]