Ice Age Scenic Trail is extending some 1,200 miles, this delightful footpath showcases geological effects left over from the last Ice Age. During the Ice Age, glaciers carved out much of the landscape that we see today in parts of the Midwest, though there are hardly a wide number of Midwest attractions that so effectively allow visitors to inspect the creations of this phenomenon. You will be able to enjoy a firsthand look at the effects of continental glaciation when enjoying the Ice Age Trail Wisconsin experience, and when touring the rest of the state, it's interesting to note that the rolling hills, the numerous river valleys, and the abundant lakes are all evidence of past glacial activity.The Ice Age Wisconsin National Park trail is actually administered by a few different agencies, with the National Park Service assuming most of the responsibility. Aiding in the administration are a number of public and private agencies, who donate resources to help maintain the path. Often times, the Ice Age National Scenic Trail overlaps other popular hiking trails, and it also passes through numerous municipal parks, so you can enjoy a number of different experiences while walking along it.
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