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Ice Age Trail - Walworth/Jefferson County Segment

Photo by Amy Bayer
Photo by Amy Bayer
View Website Favorite (4) Highway 12 - Whitewater, WI 53190
Information: 262-473-2187

Every Tuesday at 4pm and every Wednesday at 10:30am year round.

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This segment consists of the Blue Spring Lake Segment, Blackhawk Segment, Whitewater Lake Segment, Clover Valley Segment with a 4.9 mile connecting route. Twice weekly guided walks depart from the Hwy 12 Ice Age Trail crossing in the Kettle Moraine. Walks are offered from 2-5 miles in length. Hike past diverse geological features that rank among the finest examples of continental glaciation anywhere in the world.

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Whitewater Tourism Council

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  • State and National Trails
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  • Natural Attractions Type
    • Scenic Vistas
    • Wildlife Refuge & Reserves

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