Ice Age Trail Alliance
Walworth / Jefferson County Chapter Hiker Resource
The Ice Age Trail is marked with yellow rectangular blazes. Dogs must be under control and leashed at all times. Leave no trace.
Explore over 25 miles of maintained trails
through the Kettle Moraine State Forest / Southern Unit and Clover Valley Habitat Area.
IATA Atlas Maps 77f, 78f, 79f, 80f
- Clover Valley Segment – 1.6 miles + 4.9 connector – meadow habitat, brook.
- Whitewater Lake Segment – 4.6 miles – hilly terrain, woodland habitat, look out.
- Blackhawk Segment – 7 miles – marsh, prairie, forest, Oleson cabin, backpacker amenities.
- Blue Spring Lake Segment – 7.1 miles – rolling hills, lookout, Stone Elephant.
Weekly Hikes
Tuesdays 4pm –2.8 miles
Wednesdays 10:30am –Choose:
long (5-7 miles) or short (3-4 miles)
Be prepared for hills and rough terrain.
Meet at HWY 12 Ice Age Trail Parking Lot 7206 US Whitewater, WI 53190; R83W+RQ. Between LaGrange and Whitewater
Local Chapter Coordinator – Andy Whitney (262) 949-0286
Coming Soon – hiking tips from local hiker advocate
Local IATA Chapter Contacts
- WalworthJeffersonCoChapter@iceagetrail.org
- Chapter Coordinator: Andy Whitney (262)949-0286
- Trail Maintenance: Jerome Converse (262)473-7304
- iceagetrail.org/volunteer/chapters/walworth-jefferson-county/
State IATA Information
Digital maps link: IceAgeTrail.org/hiker-resources/
Calendar of events and more: IceAgeTrail.org
Local Chapter Meetings
—- Currently meetings hosted via Zoom—-
3rd Tuesday each month at 7pm
- refreshments,
- informative programming,
- plan for trail promotion and trail maintenance.
See Facebook for current meeting location :
facebook.com/Ice-Age-Trail-Alliance-WalworthJefferson-County-Chapter
Mission: to create, support and protect a thousand mile footpath tracing Ice Age formations across Wisconsin
We encourage you as a trail user, to become a member, donate your time, efforts, and /or monetary contributions toward the goal of a completed sustainable trail.
Sustaining and memorial gifts welcome.
Visit the website (IceAgeTrail.org) or call (800-227-0046) to support the Alliance.