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CMMP Ice Age Trail over two miles thick at their point of origin, little more than a line on a map. Annually over Connecting Roads stretched from northern Canada to cover much 5,000 individuals donate more than 65,000 hours of Wisconsin and North America. Mounds of of their free-time to developing the Ice Age Trail Other Trails glacial material were deposited at the forward as a premier hiking trail. Organized into 20+ local Cross-country Ski Trails edge of the glacier, forming the terminal chapters, volunteers are the heart, hands and

$35/50/75 $100/150/250 $500/750 $1000/2500/5000 $10000/25000 moraine. The Ice Age Trail follows this moraine for soul of the Ice Age Trail Alliance. much of its 1200 miles. Parking Volunteers construct and maintain trail tread, Camping/Campsite install signs, lead hikes and field trips, coordinate Our Mission fundraisers, and assist in land stewardship. Dispersed Camping The Ice Age National and State Scenic Trail is A great deal of work remains before the Ice www.iceagetrail.org/membership Publicly-Owned one of ten Congressionally-designated National Age Trail is complete. But the fruits of volunteer Scenic Trails located throughout the United projects are evident along almost 600 miles of Shower States. The Trail meanders through 31 counties existing Trail. Volunteers are a part of history in the Waupaca County Waupaca County Waushara Affiliation (no local chapter) Trailwide and is within 15 miles of nearly two million ☐ ☐ ☐ making! Trail Maintainer Trail Builder Trail Protector Trail Blaze Club Yellow Glacial Leadership Toilets Wisconsin residents. Membership Benefits ex Membership Benefits for each level are plained at ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ Circle tax- Membership dues and contributions are deductible. Join Online Today! Drinking Water The Ice Age Trail Alliance is a non-profit organization that works in partnership with the Chippewa County Trail Information State or US Highway National Park Service, the Wisconsin Department The Ice Age Trail in Chippewa County is Other Secondary Road of Natural Resources, other units of government, supported, maintained, and developed by concerned citizens, landowners, businesses and volunteers like you from the Chippewa Moraine community-based organizations. Chapter of the Ice Age Trail Alliance. Please Ice Age Trail Information, merchandise, and books

Rock County Superior Lobe Walworth/Jefferson Ozaukee Washington/ Milwaukee Waukesha/ are available at www.iceagetrail.org, and at join us for a hike, a workday, a program, or a Zip ______☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ planning meeting! Interpretive Center. Full-color Trail Atlas with maps Our Vision and gazeteer and detailed Companion Guide are For more information, or to volunteer, contact: available for purchase. The Ice Age Trail is a continuous footpath through Richard Smith, Chapter Coord., 715 967-2164 or diverse landscapes that: email [email protected]. Don’t Forget! • Provides superlative outdoor recreation Visit the chapter website: http://www. experiences; • The Ice Age Trail relies heavily on the support of iatchippewa.org. Amount: $______State _____ private landowners. Please respect their rights • Preserves and commemorates world renowned Get Ice Age Trail information, news, an events Lodi Valley Marathon County County Marquette Northwoods (Lincoln) Portage County and stay on the Trail at all times. geological features formed during the

☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ calendar, or join online at www.iceagetrail.org. Wisconsin Glaciation; • Hikers should call ahead for possible new Trail Email ______Exp. Date ______additions or closures not shown on the map as • Provides a natural corridor that protects habitat the Trail evolves toward completion. Visit the and enables the movement of wildlife; David Obey Interpretive Center website or call 800-227-0046 for local contact • Serves as a lifelong educational resource; For information about the Chippewa Moraine Ice information. • Provides quiet places for people to form Age Reserve or to volunteer, call 715 967-2800 or • The Ice Age Trail is a foot path primarily for and nurture a spiritual connection with the stop in at the Interpretive Center at 13394 CTH M, hiking and snow-shoeing, and in some areas landscape; New Auburn. There you will find exhibits, helpful

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