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| Kettle Moraine State Forest has many areas. We went to the Northern Unit to hike and learn about the geology of the area. |
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| We decided to hike to the tower for an overview of the area. |
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| Some little boys that hiked up after us had counted around 270 steps to the base of the tower. The tower is at the top of this flight. |
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| We didn't pick the clearest day to go. |
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| We couldn't see the things listed on this sign. It was mounted to an pipe that swiveled to each of the items so you could see them. |
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| We ended up hurrying back down the trail to escape most of this rain that was moving in. It was only a very heavy mist/super light sprinkle type of rain. |
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| Next stop was the Ice Age Visitor Center by Dundee, WI |
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| Read the posts to see how glaciers changed the landscape in this area. |
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| Click on this photo to enlarge so you can read the labeling on this display |
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| You really can't see the kame for all the vegetation on it. |
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| Click on photo to enlarge for reading |
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| Coming back from the view of White Kame, the trail passed through a small area of trees that had been planted in rows. Someone had made their own side trail through the trees by clearing out the branches. |
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| Greenbush Kettle |
1 comment:
Looks like a beautiful day of seeing God's creation. You guys have a youtube channel.
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