Recreation
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History
Havenwoods is a triangle of land that has almost come full circle. Before 1843, this land was a swampy forest. Wild animals trekked through the tall trees followed occasionally by Native Americans in search of food. European settlement In 1836,…
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Nature
The natural environment and land of Havenwoods has a unique history. Almost every square foot of the property has been plowed, built on, filled in or paved. A casual hike today will reveal a few clues to this past. There is still much work to be…
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Environmental Awareness Center
Location 6141 N. Hopkins St. Milwaukee, WI 53209 The forest entrance is at the intersection of Douglas Avenue and North Hopkins Street. Phone Number 414-527-0232 Hours The nature center is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to…
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Recreation
Havenwoods State Forest offers a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities in the city of Milwaukee. Bicycling The limestone trails and asphalt roads (about 2 miles) are open to bicycles. Please use caution as these trails are shared with hikers.
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Conservation Fund
In 2006, an anonymous donor created a permanent endowed fund to provide a perpetual source of support for the purpose of preserving, protecting and enhancing the lands and waters of the Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area. The Natural Resources…
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Quiet Area
A voluntary quiet area has been established on approximately the eastern 20% of the flowage. The quiet area boundaries run from the narrows near Blair Lake upstream to the property boundary, which is near the confluence of the Bear and Manitowish…
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Protect the Flowage
The Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area offers the opportunity to camp and fish and enjoy the outdoors in a scenic wilderness type setting. The undisturbed wooded shorelines and islands are what make this area unique. Please help us protect the…