Tales From The Trail / Episode 2 Part 1 of 2

The Ice Age National Scenic Trail is a thousand-mile footpath — entirely within Wisconsin — that highlights these Ice Age landscape features while providing access to some of the state's most beautiful natural areas.

This episode focuses on the Kettle Moraine State Forest - Southern Unit.

The Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest is 30 miles long, extending from the village of Dousman, Wisconsin, almost to the city of Whitewater. Forest Headquarters is 3 miles west of the village of Eagle on State Highway 59.

Its points of interest are both recreational and historical.

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• Ice age trail
• Kettle Moraine
• hiking
• backpacking
• camping
• survival
• Ice Age Trail
• Tales From The Trail
• park
• environment
• educational
• mountain

[beast12101]

great story/hike , keep it up

[TalesFromTheTrail]

@beast12101 Thank you so much for your support :)

[enjoythewildUSA]

Hoaky, cool, informative, and inspiring. I love you guys. Count me as a new subscriber!

[TalesFromTheTrail]

@enjoythewildUSA Glad to hear it, thank you :)

[shugemery]

Well done. I will be eyeballing that trail.

[TalesFromTheTrail]

@shugemery No no no, you got it all wrong, you don't eyeball a trail ,you hike it! LOL

[69Grunden]

Great video and very informative of a lost trail to most. Thanks for sharing with us....

[TalesFromTheTrail]

@mazadan Super stoked to hear it. We are all about getting people to hit the trails!

[mazadan]

nice to to see something of the wild life that one does not see on Documentaries and such

[TalesFromTheTrail]

@dbkguy Thanks so much for the feedback. As far as the poles, we kinda got to use them as they were provided by sponsors. :)

[dbkguy]

I hiked 45 miles of this trail way back in 2003 I think. Same time Liteshoe was doing the Appalachian Trail. Only I started in Whitewater on the roads and headed toward Delafield. It was nice being able to relate to most everything I saw in your video. Thanks for making the video and sharing. Glad you like it. Didn't really see a need or hiking poles, it's fairly flat.