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Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern Unit
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The Northern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest is located 45 minutes north
of Milwaukee. Driving directions [PDF 27KB] to major areas within the Forest are
provided as a courtesy--please see a Wisconsin State Highway Map and our Forest
Map to determine if the suggested route will work best for you. See the Current
Conditions page for any detour information.
Scenic Drive
Dundee Kame (Also known as White Kame)
DNR Photo
Visitors can explore and enjoy almost 30,000 acres of rolling hills, lakes,
forests, and grasslands. The forest is internationally known for its unique
glacial features. Pets are welcome.
Forest Map [PDF 272KB]
A great start to exploring the Forest is the Henry S. Reuss Ice Age Visitor
Center. Purchase of state park and other merchandise from their gift shop help
supports the Friends of the Kettle Moraine group.
The Northern Unit features:
* Auto Tour
* Camping
* Canoeing / Boating
* Cross-Country Skiing
* Dog Training (Hunting)
* Fishing
* Food & Camping Supplies Concession
* Hiking
* Horseback Riding
* Hunting
* Ice Age Trail
* Naturalist Programs
* Nature and Wildlife Viewing
* Off-Road Biking
* Picnicking / Picnic Shelter Rentals
* Service Opportuntities
* Snowmobiling
* Snowshoeing / Winter Hiking
* Special Interest Areas
* Swimming
State Park user fees apply for many of the above listed activities. Enhance your
visit by taking advantage of the following free programs:
* Take Smokey Camping
* Jr. Ranger/Wisconsin Explorer
* Fishing Tackle Loaner Program
For more information, ask:
Kettle Moraine State Forest--Northern Unit
Forest Headquarters
N1765 Highway G
Campbellsport WI 53010
(262) 626-2116 or
Ice Age Visitor Center
(920) 533-8322
Jerry Leiterman, Forest Superintendent
Jackie Scharfenberg, Naturalist
Linda Guelig, Visitors Services Lead
Mauthe Lake Recreation Area Entrance Station
Open 9 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Memorial Day - Labor Day
Hours vary during off-season.
(262) 626-4305
Long Lake Recreation Area Entrance Station
Open 9 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Memorial Day - Labor Day
Hours vary during off-season.
(920) 533-8612 |
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