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    Amphitheater

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    Picnic Areas and Shelters

    Picnicking is very popular at Rib Mountain. There are several picnic areas with tables, two playgrounds, reservable shelters and a reservable amphitheater on top of the park. Please remember pets are not permitted in the picnic areas.…

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    Hunting

    Hunting and trapping are allowed in the open areas of the park during the Wisconsin state parks hunting and trapping time frame. Trapping is not permitted in closed areas, as noted on the park hunting map or within 100 yards of any designated use…

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    Hiking

    There are more than 13 miles of hiking trails at Rib Mountain, with over eight miles accessible to people with disabilities. Pets are permitted in the park on the trails when on an 8-foot leash. Hiking trails Blue trail Numerous unique rock…

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    History

    Rib Mountain, formerly called Rib Hill, is a four-mile-long ridge of ancient rock dating back about 1.7 billion years. It is among the oldest geological features on Earth. It is composed of a very hard metamorphic rock called quartzite. For many…

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    Recreation

    Rib Mountain State Park offers a variety of recreation opportunities. Click the links below to learn more about some of the popular activities available at this park. Hiking Hiking at Rib Mountain State Park Hunting and trapping Hunting and…

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    Conditions

    WeatherWeather forecastSeasonal WaterThe outdoor drinking fountain has been shut off for the season and will be turned back on in spring 2025. TrailsAll trails are open for hiking. Trails may be muddy during spring. Pets must be on a…

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    Maps

    Rib Mountain State Park trail map Hunting and trapping map

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    Rib Mountain State Park

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    Biking

    Newport State Park is located along a rugged shoreline near the northeast end of Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula. Designated a Wilderness Area by the Wisconsin DNR, it offers almost 30 miles of hiking and biking trails. Through boreal forests, wooded…

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