Cross Plains, Wisconsin
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Top Hiking Spots in and near Cross Plains
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Dodgeville, Wisconsin
Camp at Governor Dodge State Park
4.7You can make campground reservations ahead of time or drive into the park to talk to a ranger, and reserve a hike-in campsite for the a night.Once you're all set up, you can hike to the beach of Cox Hollow Lake to hang out, go for a swim, or snap a few sunset photos.There are beaches on both Cox...Read more -
Baraboo, Wisconsin
Explore Pewit's Nest State Natural Area
3.81 mi / 30 ft gainPlease note this warning from the park's website: Climbing on rock walls, cliff jumping or entering the closed area for any reason is prohibited, and violators will be subject to a $175 citation. Visitors are also prohibited from bringing in food or beverage or being on the property between 8 p.m...Read more -
Reedsburg, Wisconsin
Hike the Echo Rock Trail
2 mi / 60 ft gainPark near the boat launch parking lot and follow signs for the "Echo Rock" trail. This trail will take you roughly 45 minutes round trip to complete from the parking lot. Well worth your time if you are already in the park as it is one of the best scenic areas and topographical landmarks that the...Read more -
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Chapel Gorge Trail
5.01.85 mi / 240 ft gainChapel Gorge Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a river located near Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.Read more -
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Hike through Witches Gulch Slot Canyon
5.0You can most easily visit Witches Gulch via the Upper Dells Boat Ride and it was phenomenal! My kids were mesmerized by the mossy rocks, the walkways. Bring an extra layer because it is significantly cooler in the slot canyons than the boat ride.Read more -
Janesville, Wisconsin
Hike The Devil's Staircase (segment of the Ice Age Trail)
1 miThis segment of the Ice Age Trail features stairs, river views, pretty rocks, a nice park, and a golf course. We started at the north end (not the park end) and enjoyed it. If you have kids, I would recommend starting at the park end. It is an out-and-back type hike. From the south end of the...Read more