IAT
Wisconsin
1200Miles
60–100 daysTypical thru-hike
Some experienceExperience
Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, OctBest Season
LightCrowds
The Ice Age Trail follows the terminal moraine of the last glaciation across Wisconsin. Most sections are low-elevation through state forests and farmland, with the trail passing near many Wisconsin towns for easy resupply. It is one of the most accessible long trails in the US.
Trail Characteristics
- Distance: 1200 miles
- Route type: Linear
- Terrain: Forest
- Navigation: Route-finding
- Resupply: Easy
Resources
- Ice Age Trail Alliance (official trail organization)
- Wikipedia: Ice Age Trail
- FarOut Guide (offline maps and water sources)
- Route map on CalTopo
- GPX / GPS data
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