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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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Picnic Areas and Shelters
There are large picnic areas on both the north and south shores of Devil's Lake. Each area has tables, drinking water (in season) and grills. Each shelter has electricity and tables. Shelter capacities vary from 40 to 100 people. Some park…
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Nature Center and Programs
Location S5975 Park Rd. Baraboo, WI 53913 Located near the park’s north entrance. It is the first building you come to, before heading down to the lake/beach area. Phone Number 608-356-8301 Ext. 140 Hours Monday-Saturday
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Concessions and Rentals
There are concessions buildings on both the north and south shore ends of the lake and in the Ice Age Campground. The buildings are open all summer and some spring and fall weekends. The stores sell food and groceries, basic camp items, ice,…
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Rock Climbing
Many people rock climb and boulder at Devil's Lake but the park is not maintained for rock climbing; do it at your own risk. No permits are issued; particular areas or routes are not reservable. The park neither prohibits nor promotes rock climbing…
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Biking
The park has four miles of off-road bike trails—the Upland Trail Loop. Trails open to bikers are so posted. A state trail pass is not required to use the mountain bike trails. Bicyclists must use caution and give hikers the right-of-way. There are…
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Winter Recreation
Trails are not maintained for winter use but are not closed. Trails may be snow and ice-covered, muddy and slippery during winter. When there is snow, the Steinke Basin Loop trail is periodically packed for easier travel -- it is open to all non…
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Hiking
There are 29 miles of trails in the park, ranging from easy strolls along a paved pathway along the lakeshore to a rocky hiking ascent up the south face of the East Bluff. With several different trail segments, visitors can choose a hike of varying…
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History
100 Years of Stories This article and more historic photographs were published in the 2011 centennial edition of the park newspaper: “Mom! Look at the elephants in the lake!” Would you believe it? Devil’s Lake State Park, founded in 1911, has…