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Chippewa Moraine Ice Age State Recreation Area

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Information: 715-967-2800
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Situated along the Ice Age Trail, visitors enjoy unspoiled beauty with kettle lakes and many glacial features. The interpretive center sits atop a hill that was once a glacial lake bottom. During the winter season the DNR allows skijoring on non-designated cross-country ski trails and anywhere off-trail as long as the property allows dogs.

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Wisconsin DNR State Park System

Barron County Economic Development Corp

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  • Features
    • Disabled Access
    • Pets Welcome/Inquire
  • Number of Campsites
    • 3
  • Publicly Owned
    • Yes
  • Nature Trails
    • Yes
  • Boat Launch
    • Yes
  • Campground Type
    • Backpack
  • Trail Length (miles)
    • 10

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Bloomer Light Up the Park 11/29/2019 - 1/01/2020 Bloomer - 7.39 miles away
2
Christmas Village in Irvine Park 11/28/2019 - 1/01/2020 Chippewa Falls - 19.06 miles away
3
Bridge To Wonderland Parade 12/07/2019 Chippewa Falls - 19.47 miles away
4
Taste of the North - Food as Art 11/14/2019 Chippewa Falls - 19.65 miles away
5
Northwinds British Brass Band "Christmas Concert" 12/01/2019 Chippewa Falls - 19.65 miles away
6
Jingle Ball 2019 - Celebrate Ballroom Dance 12/06/2019 Chippewa Falls - 19.65 miles away
7
A Tribute to the Music of John Denver “Christmas Special” - Layne Yost and Friends 12/07/2019 Chippewa Falls - 19.65 miles away
8
Winter Magic 12/07/2019 Ladysmith - 22.6 miles away
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Green Innovations

  • Landscape being restored to native prairie
  • Field guides, publications, and interpretive signs educate visitors about the area
  • Only foot access is allowed on state-owned lands
  • Building is designed to incorporate passive solar heating
  • A recycling program is in place for staff and visitors

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