Right now on Mirror Lake State Park's unassuming 2.4 mile Turtleville trail, there are some cool colors and awesome aromas to experience. You should check it out! Mirror Lake State Park is just under 13 miles from Devil's Lake State…
One of the regular questions folks ask about camping at Devil's Lake State Park is, "Can you camp by the water?". Well, what they mean is, "Can we camp by the lake?" and no, there are no campsites by the…
A few years ago, I created Devil's Lake Adventure Hikes as a way to get out from behind the website and share with you, in person, the many awesome and inspiring locations around the park that are rarely seen by…
Now is the time to go out looking for spring flowers in the Devil's Lake State Park region! As you explore the forests and trails of the park and nearby natural areas, you'll find spring flowers are popping up everywhere!…
Last week our trail report warned everyone that we were about to be invaded and the time is now! It's Lake Fly madness at Devil's Lake State Park! This is some video we took last evening (April 22) right before…
Formerly an ammunitions plant, the land we now know as the Sauk Prairie Recreation Area, is slowly being restored. Part of that restoration process is using fire to help kill off years of invasive plant growth and energize remnants of…
Time again for your last minute weekend report, and it looks like we're in for a good one! We've put everything in drop-down "accordions" to make it a bit easier to sort through all the information. I hope this helps…
I've heard a number of comments about the many trees being cut down at Devil's Lake State Park. Yeah, it's not pretty. Sadly, they simply have no choice in a losing battle against invasive Emerald Ash Borer. (Blame the bug,…
What's that tumbling furball by the tracks? Well, it's baby foxes! (Kits) and that must mean it's time for a few #WildlifeWednesday updates! Birdlife It's awesome to see all of the life suddenly arriving here in the Devil's Lake region.…
There is a hidden world that exists under the talus of Devil’s Lake State Park. You can listen to the meltwater rush through unseen corridors and over hidden waterfalls. The water eventually breaks out into small rivulets on the surface or…