Ice Age Trail's trailblazing year includes 3 new hiking miles between Middleton, Cross Plains
ANNA HANSEN
Updated
A sign along the Ice Age Trail marks the route for hikers at Gibraltar Rock Natural Area near Lodi. The trail is maintained by volunteers year-round, signage kept visible to ensure nobody gets lost.
Julia Degruchy and Mark Filkorn take in the view of Wisconsin’s driftless landscape while hiking the Ice Age Trail at Gibraltar Rock Natural Area. The pair are lifelong hikers, but Friday was their first visit to the Ice Age Trail, and both gave it five stars for the views and "well kept" layout.
A painted yellow blaze marks the Ice Age Trail for hikers Deb Manchester, left, and Cari Michel during their visit to Gibraltar Rock Natural Area. The pair have been a common sight on the trail since 2017, often stopping to share their expertise and directions with newcomers. "It's that Midwest nice," Manchester said.
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A painted yellow blaze marks the Ice Age Trail for hikers Deb Manchester, left, and Cari Michel during their visit to Gibraltar Rock Natural Area. The pair have been a common sight on the trail since 2017, often stopping to share their expertise and directions with newcomers. "It's that Midwest nice," Manchester said.
Julia Degruchy and Mark Filkorn take in the view of Wisconsin’s driftless landscape while hiking the Ice Age Trail at Gibraltar Rock Natural Area. The pair are lifelong hikers, but Friday was their first visit to the Ice Age Trail, and both gave it five stars for the views and "well kept" layout.
A sign along the Ice Age Trail marks the route for hikers at Gibraltar Rock Natural Area near Lodi. The trail is maintained by volunteers year-round, signage kept visible to ensure nobody gets lost.