Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park South Unit
Features
- Free Admission
- Yes
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- On Water
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Natural Attractions Type
- Parks, Forests, Trails
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Cross-Country Skiing/Snowshoeing Trail Type
- Groomed
- Flat
- Hilly
- Open
- Wooded
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Trail Length (miles)
- 3
Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park South Unit
Information:
608-266-4711
Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park has three unit, including the South Unit. This unit is an extensive peat deposit along the Yahara River and Token Creek, north of Lake Mendota in Dane County, Wisconsin. Covering over five square miles, Cherokee marsh is the largest wetland in Dane County and the major wetland in Lake Mendota’s watershed. Groomed for cross-country skiing, when conditions allow.
What's Nearby
Events
Places To Stay
Dining
1
Frozen Assets Festival
2/03/2025 - 2/09/2025
Madison - 4.79 miles away
2
Beethoven x3 - Madison Symphony Orchestra's 99th Season
1/17/2025
Madison - 5.06 miles away
3
Shucked
2/04/2025 - 2/09/2025
Madison - 5.06 miles away
4
Star Wars: A New Hope - Madison Symphony Orchestra
2/22/2025
Madison - 5.06 miles away
5
Limmie Pulliam, tenor with Greg Zelek, organ: Overture Concert Organ's 20th Season
2/25/2025
Madison - 5.06 miles away
6
Canoecopia
3/07/2025 - 3/09/2025
Madison - 7 miles away
7
Bockfest
3/01/2025
Middleton - 7.72 miles away
8
Bockfest
3/01/2025
Middleton - 7.72 miles away