The Hike To Wisconsin's Pretty Little Pike Lake Is Short And Sweet
By Ben Jones|Published January 05, 2022
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Ben Jones is at heart an adventurer who delights in inspiring others. A former reporter and photojournalist, he explored towns large and small as a Wisconsin correspondent for USA Today. He later became a lead photographer and senior copywriter for an award-winning destination marketing agency, before founding Boldland Creative, a company that produces photography, video, and other content for travel destinations. Jones has completed photography and content projects in more than 15 states and when he’s not looking through a camera or at his Macbook you’ll find him exploring the world’s lakes and forests.
Thousands of years ago, glaciers left a big mark on the landscape that would one day become Wisconsin. You can explore this landscape, step by step on a scenic hiking path that traces the edge of the last glacier to sculpt the land in this area. The Pike Lake Trail is located in the heart of the Pike Lake Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest, a gorgeous state natural area that showcases the state’s glacial landscape. Here’s why the Pike Lake Trail is perfect for your next hiking adventure.
The Pike Lake Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest is open daily, from 6 a.m. – 11 p.m. A vehicle admission sticker is required to enter the park. Because the trail is very popular, you make want to start your hike early to beat the crowds. Learn more about the park here. Once you’ve hiked to Pike Lake, here’s an amazing Wisconsin sea cave hike you should experience.
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