Parks_Topic Contact_Copper Falls
- Email: Copper Falls State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-715-274-5123
Copper Falls State Park
Description
Ancient lava flows, deep gorges, and spectacular waterfalls make Copper Falls one of Wisconsin's most scenic parks. Log buildings built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s add to the park's charm. There is plenty to do; hiking, bicycling, picnicking, fishing and swimming. The North Country National Scenic Trail passes through Copper Falls State Park.
Location
County: Ashland
Parks_Topic Contact_Copper Falls
36764 Copper Falls Road
Mellen, WI 54546
United States
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Drop-In at the Naturalist Cabin
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Stop by the naturalist cabin (adjacent to the main parking area) to explore the nature center, visit the park naturalist and participate in the activity of the day.
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Drop-In at the Naturalist Cabin
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Stop by the naturalist cabin (adjacent to the main parking area) to explore the nature center, visit the park naturalist and participate in the activity of the day.
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Traversing Time: the Doughboys Trail
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Join the park naturalist to experience the park’s geology and natural history highlights, including flora and fauna along the trail.
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Shakespeare in the Park: Macbeth
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See the classic Shakespeare play, Macbeth, at Wisconsin State Parks!
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Drop-In at the Naturalist Cabin
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Stop by the naturalist cabin (adjacent to the main parking area) to explore the nature center, visit the park naturalist and participate in the activity of the day.
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Pancakes in the park
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Treat your family to pancakes, locally made maple syrup, sausage/bacon, fresh fruit and choice of beverage.
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Drop-In at the Naturalist Cabin
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Stop by the naturalist cabin (adjacent to the main parking area) to explore the nature center, visit the park naturalist and participate in the activity of the day.
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Birding and Nature Hike
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Get to know some flora and fauna on a hike to Red Granite Falls with the park naturalist.
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Discover Loon Lake: All about Loons
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Learn all about loons and their relationship to lakes and other lake inhabitants including people.