Sunday, February 14, 2016

Take a trip to Devil's Lake Wisconsin


Start planning your summer vacation now! This week's featured trip is Devil's Lake, Wisconsin. Join us Sunday, June 19th through Saturday June 25th for a week of fun, sun and geocaching.

You will start the week on Sunday by getting settled into your cabin at Fox Hill RV Park and Campground. Get acquainted with your surroundings and see what the campground has to offer.

Elephant Rock
Photo taken by myself along the East Bluff Trail
Monday morning we are starting at the North Shore Visitor Center and hiking and geocaching the Tumbled Rocks Trail and coming back along the West Bluff Trail. Point of interest we will see today is Prospect Point. When we get back the rest of the day is yours for exploring. Enjoy the beach, rent a paddle boat or kayak or set out on one of the outlying trails. 

Tuesday is an open day for you to explore freely. We suggest you see what the Nature Center has going on or maybe check out the Circus World Museum in Baraboo.

Wednesday we will set out for another day of hiking and geocaching by starting at the South Shore Visitor Center. This time we will hit the other side of the lake going up along the East Bluff Trail and coming back along the East Bluff Woods Trail. Points of interest we will see this day are: Balanced Rock, Elephant Rock and Devil's Doorway. Feel free to check out the other trails on the east side afterwards! 
Balanced Rock
Photo taken by myself along the East Bluff Trail

Thursday is a rest day. Take it easy, you deserve it. There's more fun to be had tomorrow. 

On Friday we head up to the Wisconsin Dells for a day at Mount Olympus. Mount Olympus is the Dells largest water park and amusement park so whether you enjoy the thrill of roller coasters or water slides Mount Olympus has what you need.




Devil's Lake State Park website

Devil's Lake Map

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  1. Reel-to-Real AdventuresFebruary 17, 2016 at 1:12 PM

    I appreciated how informative you were about what was going to take place. Geocaching can be kind of tricky for some people, especially if they aren't familiar with the location they are going to (which is the most part in my mind). With your blog post the confusion is taken out of the equation! I think our two businesses may be able to work on talks about forming a partnership for geocaching movie adventures - an unheard of adventure that could vault both our companies into the spotlight!

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