Ice Age National Scenic Trail

The Ice Age National Scenic Trail is a preserved route in Wisconsin that stretches over 1,200 miles, showcasing the land features created by ancient glaciers. The trail offers opportunities for hiking, nature observation, and learning about glacial history. It passes through scenic landscapes like lakes, ridges, and valleys, providing a tangible connection to Earth's climatic past. Managed by the National Park Service and partners, it promotes outdoor recreation, environmental conservation, and education about the Ice Age's impact on the region’s geology. The trail is open to the public and highlights Wisconsin’s rich natural heritage.