A fun way to experience the Ice Age Trail is to participate in our chapters’ hiking award programs or our ColdCache program. If you complete the already-rewarding challenge of hiking the entire Trail, you can also submit an application and join the ranks of official Ice Age Trail Thousand-Milers.
Chapter Hiking Award Programs
Traprock Trekker. Superior Lobetrotter. Hall-of-Kamer. These are just a few of the awards you can earn when you complete all of the Trail miles within a chapter’s geographic area. Visit the chapter pages below to learn more about each award program.
- Traprock Trekkers – Indianhead Chapter
- Superior Lobetrotters – Superior Lobe Chapter
- 40th Anniversary Commemorative Patch (2014 only!) – Langlade County Chapter
- Glacial Drifters – Baraboo Hills and Lodi Valley chapters
- Dane Drifters – Dane County Chapter
- Walk Across Rock County – Rock County Chapter
- Kettle Trekkers – Walworth/Jefferson County Chapter
- Walk the Wauk – Waukesha/Milwaukee County Chapter
- Meander the Mid-Moraine – Washington/Ozaukee County Chapter
- Hall of Kamers – Lakeshore Chapter
ColdCache Program
ColdCaching, a form of geocaching, is a fun way to learn about the glacial and other natural features along the Ice Age Trail. Learn more about ColdCaching.
Thousand-Miler Recognition
Do you plan on hiking the entire Ice Age Trail? Become a Thousand-Miler so we may honor your feat — and your feet! Visit our Thousand-Miler Recognition page for all the details.