Join the Ice Age Trail Alliance and Rosemary Garfoot Library for a morning of adventure and family fun in Cross Plains! Come decorate walking sticks and set out on a short hike on the Ice Age Trail. Meet at the shelter next to the library and the pool.
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Mammoth Fun-Run & Hike – Lodi Valley Chapter
Celebrate National Trails Day – Saturday, June 1 – with a family-friendly, great-for-all-ages Mammoth Fun Run & Hike hosted by the Lodi Valley Chapter of the Ice Age Trail Alliance. This year, the 6K trail run will be a fun and timed challenge. Enjoy the beautiful Lodi Marsh Segment as you run or hike to the Finish Line in Lodi, an Ice Age Trail Community!
Events: 6K hike and a timed 6K trail run (distances are approximate). VIEW and DOWNLOAD COURSE MAP HERE.
Event Details:
Location: The event will START and END at Doctor’s Park (220 S. Main Street). A shuttle will take participants to the race start along the Lodi Marsh Segment of the Ice Age Trail. Participants will run or hike their way back into Trail Community, Lodi, Wis.
Event Check-In: All participants need to check in with event volunteers at Doctor’s Park prior to boarding the shuttle. Registration and Check-In begins at 8:00 a.m. The last shuttle to the trailhead will leave from the registration site at 8:40 a.m. (Please leave Fido at home. Dogs are not allowed on the shuttle bus. Thank you for understanding.)
Race start: The Fun Run & Hike will begin at 9 a.m.
About the Event:
Expect:
- A beautiful trail with lovely views.
- Challenging 6K timed run.
- Trail prizes.
- Homemade treats. Special thanks to Alicia Gonzales of Royally Sweet Cookies for providing beautiful post-run cookies!
- Good times for all!
Come for the event and stay for the Lodi Sausage Company brat stand on Main Street.
Donations: Donations to the Lodi Valley Chapter are encouraged to further corridor protection, trailbuilding, and trail maintenance.
Ice Age Trail Community Partnership Thrives in Slinger
By Elena Mederas, Communications Support Specialist
The new route of the Slinger Segment replaces a previous 0.7-mile road walk with a new 0.9-mile section of Ice Age Trail connecting the Slinger Segment to the Cedar Lakes Segment. The scenic trail corridor passes through Slinger’s Community Park and continues north along wetlands adjacent to Little Switzerland Ski Area. Continue reading