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…
Welcome to October! 🍂 The month ahead is packed with community traditions, outdoor adventures, and family activities. Here are a few dates to mark on your calendar. October 4 – S’More Fun Trail Run, Mirror Lake State Park The park…
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…
It’s time for the first official Fall Color Report of the season, and as most locals could tell you, there isn’t much to report just yet. We’re still looking at the occasional “show stopper” tree here and there, but overall,…
Native Arts and Culture of Teewakącąk: Ho-Chunk Dance Friday, September 19, from 6:00 – 7:00 pm Join us for an event that embraces the arts and culture of the Tee Wákąčąk & the Ho-Chunk people. Elliott Funmaker, Sr. (Ho-Chunk) and…
Summer may be winding down, but the calendar around Devil’s Lake, Baraboo, and Sauk County is just getting busy. From powwows and parades to trail runs and art tours, fall brings a mix of traditions, community gatherings, and unique outdoor…
We don’t vacation to get away from where we live, but to experience a new part of the planet we live on; here in Wisconsin, across the country, or across the pond. And those memories will last a lifetime. (As…
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…
Baraboo’s Big Top Parade & Circus Celebration is rolling back into town on Saturday, June 14, 2025, and this year the event lands on Flag Day, so expect a full day of red, white, blue, and circus fun just minutes…
Not far from the quiet village of Leland in south-west Sauk County, you’ll find one of Wisconsin’s most remarkable landmarks, a natural sandstone arch carved by wind and water over countless millennia. The opening stretches 25 feet high and 35…