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Wisconsin Big 10 Women's Rowing

Big Ten Women’s Rowing 2024: What To Know

Devil's Lake State Park is excited to host the 2024 Big Ten Women's Rowing Championships on Sunday, May 19, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event, organized by the University of Wisconsin, will take place on the scenic Devil's…

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Northern Lights over Devil's Lake State Park.

Amazing Northern Lights!

Visitors to Devil's Lake State Park enjoyed an amazing light show as a rare G5 geomagnetic storm, supercharged the northern lights worldwide on Friday night into Saturday morning, May 10th & 11th. Here are just a couple of photos from the…

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Wisconsin Big 10 Women's Rowing

Big Ten Rowing Returns to Devil’s Lake

Rowing enthusiasts and nature lovers, mark your calendars! The Big Ten Rowing Championships are returning to the stunning Devil's Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin, on May 19, 2023. This year's event is extra special to us, as the later…

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Frog in hand - Devil's Lake Frog Safari

Celebrate Spring This Saturday, May 11th

Spring has arrived in Baraboo, Wisconsin, and there's no better way to celebrate than by attending the exciting events happening this Saturday, May 11th! Spend the day exploring the local community and the natural beauty of Devil's Lake State Park.…

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Spring Snow! Wish You Were Here!

Spring Has Sprung!

Devil's Lake State Park has been transformed into a winter wonderland, with 3-5 inches of fresh snow from this week's snowstorm. While it may seem unusual, Wisconsin is no stranger to significant April snowstorms. In fact, many of us remember…

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Annual Lake Fly Hatch in Full Swing!

Attention park visitors! The annual lake fly hatch is currently in full effect around Devil's Lake. These tiny insects started to appear over the last few days and have now reached an impressive "cloud" stage. If you're planning to visit…

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Common Loon on Devil's Lake.

Loons Return!

At least one loon has been seen this week on the south end of Devil's Lake. It wasn’t too many years ago that it would have been a shock to see a loon on the lake, but over the last…

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