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Trail MapLanglade County boasts over 66 miles of the thousand-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail. It is divided into seven segments: 0.8 mile Ice Override, 7.2 miles Antigo Heights, 9.9 miles Kettlebowl, 12 miles Lumbercamp, 12.2 miles Summit Moraine, 12.8 miles Highland Lakes, and 12 miles Parrish Hills. The Kettlebowl and Highland Lakes Segments each have over 4 miles of connecting links over town roads. Parking areas are located at Moraine Outwash Preserve, Mueller Lake, Kettlebowl Recreation Area, Sherry Road, County Hwy A, Camp Susan Recreation Area, Townline Lake Trailhead, and Parrish Road/First Lake Road. For more information on these Langlade County segments and user information, click here. The Interactive Ice Age National Scenic Trail Map can be downloaded from the Ice Age Trail Alliance Hiker Resource page or detailed maps can be downloaded by clicking here.
Antigo is a designated Ice Age Trail Community to welcome visitors with a relaxing, stress-free atmosphere to enjoy shopping, history, great food, and all the best recreational opportunities that northern Wisconsin has to offer. Learn more about how Antigo supports Ice Age Trail hikers by downloading the Ice Age Community Itinerary by clicking here.
Trail Angel Shuttles are available by emailing langladecochapter@iceagetrail.org and putting “Shuttle Request,” in the subject. Please include the following information: Number of people, date and time that the shuttle is needed, and the location and/or pin for the pick-up and drop-off points. Reference the chart on the Langlade County Chapter page for points of reference. Please consider providing a week’s notice. All of our shuttlers are local volunteers.
This 12 mile segment brings hikers on a trek through Peters Marsh State Wildlife Area and through a forested outwash plain before coming to a dramatic exposure of boulders in the Baker Lake basin.
This 12.2 mile segment traverses lowland bogs, hardwood forests, rolling sk itrails, and Veterans Memorial Park. Keep an eye out for eskers and glacial drift stones as the segment wanders along glaciated and hummocky terrain.
This 12 mile segment darts along lakes and across river headwaters, offering high-relief views from the Parrish Terminal Moraine and diverse wetlands in the Bogus Swamp State Natural Area.
Thie 0.8 mile segment traverses a 44.5 acre preserve, offering rolling hills and breathtaking views of mature woods and water features. The segment's high-relief glacial terrain is what's left behind after the Almond Moraine overrode the Hancock Moraine.
This 12.8 mile segment darts along lakes and across river headwaters, offering high-relief views from the Parrish Terminal Moraine and diverse wetlands in the Bogus Swamp State Natural Area.
This 9.9 mile rugged, isolated segment boasts tremendous views during leaf-off season as it follows forest lanes through hilly terrain dotted with huge granite erratics and kettles.
