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Hikers Embrace Mud Season

Mud Season at Devil’s Lake State Park Updated March 2026. Spring at Devil’s Lake State Park in Wisconsin usually means wet trails. Snowmelt and rain settle into the low spots, especially where thousands of boots have already compacted the soil…

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A break in the clouds at Devil's Lake State Park.

Risk & Rewards, Winter on the Bluffs

A bit of background firstMore people are hiking up the bluffs of Devil’s Lake State Park than ever, and more social media channels are promoting it. Thing is, just like calling Pewit’s Nest SNA a “swimming hole”, they aren’t doing…

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North Shore Pit Toilet

Visiting During the “Slow Season”

Even though fall is winding down, there's still great hiking to do at Devil's Lake. Keep in mind, when you come in the fall/winter, many of the park's facilities are shut down for the season. Bathrooms We mentioned this in…

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Fall Color - Devil's Doorway, Devil's Lake State Park

October In The Valley

One of the best shows of color at Devil’s Lake State Park is when the south valley below the East Bluff reaches its peak. This is the area of the park where the CCC parking lot and the group camp…

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Pygmy Forest, Devil's Lake State Park

A Mystical & Magical Forest Trail

In days long ago, forests were seen as mystical and magical places. Folklore often depicted them as places of both wonder and danger, filled with mythical creatures and hidden secrets. They were homes to elves, fairies, and talking animals, spiritual…

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Wild Rose, East Bluff, Devil's Lake State Park

What’s Blooming?

If you plan a hike at Devil's Lake State Park, now is the perfect time to check out the wildflowers adorning the bluffs. Here are some of the beautiful blooms you might encounter: Wild Roses (Rosa): Fragrant, pink or white…

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Mill Bluff State Park

Islands In Time State Park

Mill Bluff State Park, just an hour north of Devil's Lake State Park, would probably have a lot more visitors if it had a catchier name. The park is known for its sandstone hills and mesas rising from an otherwise…

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