Wisconsin's fall colors are amazing, and Devil's Lake State Park is one of the best places in the state to enjoy the full autumn color experience! In fact, practically anywhere in the Baraboo Hills area is just amazing! Here in…
Devil's Lake Weekend Update: September 13-15, 2024 Happy Friday, outdoor enthusiasts! Get ready for a warm September weekend in the breathtaking Baraboo Hills. Here's your guide to making the most of the coming days: Weather Watch Forecast: Expect cloudy skies…
As we start talking about changing leaves, it's good to note that fall colors are not all about trees. In fact this time of year many of our local prairies near Devil's Lake State Park are a sea of greens,…
"Public access lands are here for all of us to enjoy," the WDNR says, and they couldn't be more right. For nature lovers who feel like they've "seen it all," it might be time to expand your horizons beyond the…
So, you've conquered the Baraboo Hills and marveled at Devil's Lake State Park and Parfrey's Glen on our Day 1 itinerary. What's up for day 2? Well, it depends on what you're after, but let me share our approach. My…
If this is your first time in the Devil's Lake State Park region or you haven't explored much beyond the beach, here are my "Day 1" suggestions for getting the most out of a couple of days of exploring our…
As the summer heat fades and crisp autumn air settles in, the Baraboo Hills transform into a breathtaking canvas of fall colors. After months of lush green landscapes, the vibrant hues of autumn can seem almost surreal. The reds, oranges,…
Devil's Lake's landscape is filled with remnants of human history at the park. These remnants can be read like a history book, with each page revealing a different era. From ancient effigy mounds sculpted by Native peoples thousands of years…
Join us this Friday, August 16th, for an unforgettable day of Native American art, music, and dance at Devil's Lake State Park. This event marks the final dance performance of our 2024 cultural season, promising a vibrant showcase of Indigenous…
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…