Devil's Lake State Park

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Location:2 miles south of Baraboo.
Facilities:535 campsites (117 with electrical hookups), showers, picnic areas, enclosed day-use shelter, concessions, hiking trails (30 miles), nature trails, mountain bike trails (8 miles), ski trails (17 miles), nature center, scenic vista, shoreline, boat launch, amphitheater.
Activities:Camping (including winter camping), boating, canoeing, fishing, swimming, scuba diving, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, dogsledding, naturalist programs.
Special Features:Park is designated an Ice Age Unit of the Ice Age National Scientific Reserve. It features 500-foot bluffs flanking a 360-acre lake. (See also listing of Ice Age National Scenic Trail in national trails section.)
Address:S5975 Park Rd
Baraboo, WI 53913
Phone:608-356-8301
Fax:608-356-4281
Web: www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/parks/specific/devilslake
Size: 9,117 acres.

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The center, deep within the bluffs of Devil's Lake State Park, includes a historic chapel, religious shrine, artist's cabin and 124-year-old stone house.

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Devil's Lake State Park is Wisconsin's most-visited state park for a reason: spectacular views, a pristine lake, and an array of hiking trails and rock outcrops that date back some 1.6 billion years.

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