Parks_Topic Contact_Interstate
- Email: Interstate Park
- Phone: tel:+1-715-483-3747
Interstate State Park
Description
Interstate is Wisconsin's oldest state park, established in 1900. Located along the picturesque St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, the park provides scenic views of the river and the steep-sided gorge known as the Dalles of the St. Croix. The Ice Age Interpretive Center features a film, photographs, murals and information.
Location
County: Polk
Parks_Topic Contact_Interstate
1275 State Hwy 35
St. Croix Falls, WI 54024
United States
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Pothole Trail Hike
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Meet at the Pothole Trail sign to take a hike with the park naturalist and learn about the unique geology and history of the area.
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Girl Scouts Love State Parks: Bird Scavenger Hunt
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Take a self-guided hike down the Skyline Trail (beginning next to the Visitor Center) to see if you can spot all 15 bird photos hidden along the trail.
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A Look Back
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Stop by anytime between 11 a.m.—1 p.m. at the Beach House at the Lake O’ the Dalles to discover the incredible accomplishments of the Civilian Conservation Corps here at Interstate Park.
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Eagles: A Closer Look
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Learn more about our national bird by stopping by the clearing at the North Campground.
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Universe In The Park
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Join us at the Ice Age Center parking area for a special presentation brought to us by the Astronomy Department from UW-Madison.
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Pothole Trail Hike
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Meet at the Pothole Trail sign to take a hike with the park naturalist and learn about the unique geology and history of the area.
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The Amazing Beaver
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Drop by outside the Beach House at the Lake O’ the Dalles to learn about this mammal’s special adaptations.
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An Evening On The Bluffs
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Enjoy a picture-perfect view of the St. Croix River while hiking with the park naturalist.
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Eagles: A Closer Look
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Learn more about our national bird by stopping by the beach area at Lake O’ the Dalles.
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Great Snakes!
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Stop by anytime 1 p.m. —3 p.m. to view real snakeskins and see how long some of the Wisconsin species can become.