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Top 8 Early Spring Hikes in Jefferson County
Make note of these favorite spring hikes around Whitewater, WI to get you out and about. Boot up and head out to enjoy the new growth!

The Backpacker's Guide to the Whitewater, WI Trail (Galaxy)
Backpacking through Ice Age Trail community, Whitewater, WI? From gorgeous trails to backpacking tips, we have your hiking trip covered.

Dog-Friendly Places in Walworth & Jefferson Counties
Traveling with your pup this summer? Walworth & Jefferson Counties are full of places your pooch (and you!) will love. From parks and trails to dog-friendly lodging and establishments, we’ve got you covered!

Walk-About Whitewater and Rice Lakes
During this time of social distancing and uncertainty, you may be feeling anxious, scared, sad, and perhaps stir-crazy at the thought of holing up for the next three or more weeks. We have your back, and plan to bring you a number of inspiring outdoor escapes where you can retreat to alone or with only your family to get some fresh air. Our first escape is a simple walk-about (.5mi) providing beautiful views of Whitewater and Rice Lake.

Ice Age Trail Group Hike and Outings for National Public Lands Day Celebration
If you're a lover of all things hiking and appreciate the southern unit of the Ice Age Trail, take a hike in celebration of National Public Lands Day in September. Learn more!

6 Parks for Picnics (Fishing, Swimming, & Hiking!)-Whitewater, WI
With over 20 parks to choose from, we've narrowed it down to the best 6 for picnics, fishing, hikes, & swimming in the Whitewater, WI area.

4 Great Hikes In and Around Whitewater, WI
One of the most beautiful aspects of Whitewater, WI is its close proximity to nature. Within minutes, you’re either immersed in forest or enjoying vast countryside. If you’re in town and crave wilderness, one of these four hikes will scratch that nature itch.

Whitewater: The Newest Ice Age Trail Community
On November 2nd, 2017, Whitewater officially became an Ice Age Trail Community! That is big news for Whitewater because, it opens the doors to a magnitude of possibilities when it comes to outdoor education. Read more!