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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
THE LOWER WISCONSIN RIVER
Traveling on the Lower Wisconsin River near Spring Green is ideal for canoeing, kayaking, and tubing. River currents range from three to ve miles per hour upstream of Spring Green and only one to two miles per hour downstream. There are no rapids, falls or portages along the entire 92.3 miles. Two-thirds of river-users are on the 25-mile stretch between Prairie du Sac and Spring Green. There are numerous canoe landings in the River Valley area, including those at Tower Hill State Park, Peck’s Landing, Lone Rock (just east of the Highway 130 bridge) and Arena (South Bank).
FISHING
Both the main channel and backwaters of the Wisconsin River offer great shing. In the main channel you’ll nd walleye, auger, cat sh, smallmouth bass and northern pike, among others. In the sloughs and bayous, there are bluegill, bullhead, crappie and largemouth bass. There is also good shing to be had on area streams and lakes. Be aware of regulations, including size limits and protected species. Fines are hefty. For more information,
contact the Wisconsin DNR of ce at (608) 935-3368 or visit dnr.wi.gov
HUNTING
There are several public hunting grounds and private hunt clubs in the Spring Green area. In the autumn, many hunters travel to the area for deer hunting, but other game includes coyote, wild turkey, quail, pheasant, and more. For speci c areas and hunting/trapping seasons, see the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources website at dnr.wi.gov
CAMPGROUNDS
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WINTER SPORTS
SNOWMOBILING
The Sauk County snowmobile
trail system provides 220 miles of pristine trail which traverses some of Wisconsin’s most beautiful, unspoiled, natural settings which include the Baraboo Bluffs, Natural Bridge State Park, and Devils Lake State Park. For
Sauk County trail conditions, call the groomer at (608) 200-8400 for Sauk County Trail updates or visit www.saukcountysnowmobiling.org
ICE FISHING
The backwaters of the Wisconsin River are perfect for ice shing during the winter months. You will nd bluegill and pan sh. Be sure to stay safe on the ice; the DNR does not monitor ice conditions. Be aware of regulations, including size limits and protected species. Fines are hefty. For more information, contact the Wisconsin DNR of ce at (608) 935-3368 or visit www.dnr.wi.gov
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING & SNOW SHOEING
Governor Dodge State Park and White Mound County Park have several miles of well-maintained trails for you to enjoy. The Spring Green Nature Preserve is also a favorite spot for locals.
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