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Wrong Place, Right Rocks

Two Boulders on the Johnson Moraine Trail Traveled 300 Miles to Get Here If you've hiked the Johnson Moraine Trail north of Steinke Basin, you've probably walked right past two rocks that have no business being here. About 50 feet…

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Vistors near Devil's Lake Effigy Mounds

Be Aware of Effigy Mounds at Devil’s Lake

If you’re planning a visit to Devil’s Lake State Park this summer, here’s something important to know before you arrive: Many of the gentle rises and islands of tall grass and flowers in the landscape, especially in picnic areas, are…

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Devil's Lake Chateau Postcard

100 Years of the Chateau at Devil’s Lake

For a century now, visitors to Devil’s Lake State Park have stopped for a meal, a drink, or even a night of dancing at the park’s north shore concessions. While today’s Chateau blends into the atmosphere, its history is deeply…

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Historic City of Baraboo Brochure for Devil's Lake State Park.

Devil’s Lake’s Tourism Glory Days

Let's take a little trip through history today, with this little gem from our collection of historic Devil's Lake State Park memorabilia. This vintage tourism brochure produced by the city of Baraboo sometime between the late 1920s or early 1930s…

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Elk

The Shifting Landscape

Opinion - As the world changes, each new generation tends to accept their environment as normal. Science calls this "Shifting Baseline Syndrome". It's why you might not know what you've lost if you weren't around to see it go. Take…

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2008 Flood Devil's Lake

Where Does The Water Go?

What are some of the common myths or misunderstandings you've heard about Devil's Lake State Park? There are quite a few! One that came up recently is the idea that Devil's Lake has some form of NATURAL underwater drainage. So,…

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