Copper Falls State Park

Photo Courtesy of Joshua Mayer

Features

  • Adaptive Equipment Available
    • Adaptive tandem kayak
    • On Water
    • Pets Welcome/Inquire
  • Cross-Country Skiing/Snowshoeing Trail Type
    • Groomed
    • Tracked
    • Hilly
    • Wooded
  • Natural Attractions Type
    • Parks, Forests, Trails
    • Scenic Vistas
  • Camping Hook-ups
    • Electric
  • Fish Type
    • Brook Trout
    • Brown Trout
    • Largemouth Bass
    • Northern Pike
    • Panfish
    • Rainbow Trout
  • Wheelchair Accessible Trails
    • Packed Gravel/Dirt Pathway
  • Campground Type
    • Backpack
    • RV
    • Tent
    • Trailer
  • Number of Campsites
    • 59
  • Trail Length (miles)
    • 14
  • Dumping Station
    • Yes
  • Swimming
    • Yes
  • Publicly Owned
    • Yes
  • Concessions
    • Yes
  • Kayak
    • Yes
  • Showers and Flush Toilets
    • Yes
  • Toilets
    • Yes
  • Nature Trails
    • Yes
  • Snowshoeing
    • Yes
  • Canoe
    • Yes
  • Ski Skating
    • Yes
  • Accessible Fishing Pier
    • Yes
  • Accessible Trail Entrance
    • Yes
  • Accessible Cabin
    • Yes
  • Accessible Campsite
    • Yes

Copper Falls State Park

Information: 715-274-5123
Toll Free: 888-936-7463
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Copper Falls State Park, known for its ancient lava flows, deep gorges, and breathtaking waterfalls, is one of Wisconsin’s most scenic destinations. The park offers a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, hiking, biking, fishing, and swimming in Loon Lake. Highlights include the 1.7-mile Doughboy’s Nature Trail along the Bad River, mountain biking trails, and a scenic overlook with views of an 80-foot-deep gorge. Historic log buildings from the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps add a special charm, making it a must-visit for nature lovers.