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Visit Sauk Prairie and discover the
Great Sauk State Trail, which parallels
the Wisconsin River through the
Artist: Michael Connors, Madison, WI communities of Prairie du Sac and
Earth, Sky, and Water
Artist: Melanie Tallmadge Sainz (WI Dells), Muneer Bahauddeen (Milwaukee), Martina Patterson (Milwaukee),
Felix Sainz, Jr. (WI Dells), Kate Clausius (WI Dells) Donated by: Ho-Chunk Nation
Sauk City, extending through the
heart of th7e Sauk Prairie Recreation the river
Artist: John Pahlas, Park. Built on a former rail corridor,
this 10.5-mile trail is paved with asphalt
and provides beautiful views of the
Wisconsin River. A state trail pass
is required for bicycling and in-line
skating for all people age 16 or older
and can be purchased at the Sauk
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Prairie Riverway Welcome Center located at 109 Phillips Blvd in Sauk City.
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The Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance is committed to promoting the
Ways of Going 109 Phillips Blvd., Sauk City, WI 53583 former Badger Army Ammunition Plant lands. The Alliance offers many
Artist: Peter Flanary, Mineral Point, WI Trail pass is required for all bikers and publicprogramDosnatendbdy:DsebaorsaohnS.aKelrntoursoftheBadgerLands,aswellas
educational eld trips and volunteer opportunities. Monthly volunteer work days are hosted by the Alliance at a rare prairie remnan on the Badger Lands. Stay connected to saukprairievision.org for all events.
MUSEUM OF BADGER ARMY AMMUNITION
The Museum of Badger Army Ammunition is located on the site of the former Badger Army Ammunition Plant. It is 1400 sq. ft. of exhibit space that shares more than 70 years of stories that range from land owners whose land was taken for Badger Ordnance Works (BOW) through construction and production for three wars. Who were the families
that lost their farms/homes/cottages to the BOW? Where did they go? Were they paid for their land? And what was the Army’s procedure for acquiring this land? Find out the answers to these questions, by visiting this FREE museum Tuesday – Saturday from 10 – 4 pm.
roller bladers, 16 years of age and older.