Courtesy: iceagetrail.org
Sturgeon Bay one of the 15 trail communities, it’s also the eastern and final point of the trail, meaning that hikers can begin or end their iconic, 1,200-mile journey in Sturgeon Bay. Grab a trail map from the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center at 36 S. 3rd Ave. and log your miles over days, weekends, weeks or as one big adventure. You have the entire month of October to do it! Enjoy the colors and explore the wonders of the trail.
Courtesy: Rachel Lukas.
“Wooly” marks the end of the Ice Age Trail in Sturgeon Bay. If you haven’t met “Woolly” yet, Woolly strikes a pose in his new Bay View Park home (between Bridgeport Resort and Sonny’s Restaurant in Sturgeon Bay).
Registration for the Mammoth Challenge is free at iceagetrail.org/mammoth-hike-challenge. The good news, we still have rooms available. During the week is a great time to visit and start the Mammoth Hike Challenge!
Posted by: Jill
