Necedah National Wildlife Refuge

Located in Juneau County, this 44,000-acre refuge is home to the world's largest population of endangered Karner blue butterflies. Sandhill cranes, migrating waterfowl in fall, wild turkeys, bald and golden eagles in winter; shorebirds and songbirds in spring. Hiking/skiing trails, observation towers and auto routes provide easy access.

Address

W7996 20th St W
Necedah, WI 54646

All Interests
Directions from Nearest Town/Intersection

Hwy 21 West of Necedah or Hwy 21 East of Tomah.

Hours of Operation

Refuge trails are open daily during daylight hours.

Skiing - Cross Country
Styles
Hilly / Open / Wooded / Flat
Free Skiing
Trail Length (miles)

3

Toilets

Larger Map Castle Rock-Petenwell Lakes Association
Mauston Area Chamber of Commerce, Greater