Visitors are asked to respect the rights of the property owner who lives on the 10 acres in the middle of the area. The observation area is west of the office on the main park road. Look for interpretive panels. This marker describing the park's glacial history can be found on the west side of the mound. The stairway has two rest areas along the way and an observation platform at the top.
Visitors can get a bird's eye view of the area from the top.
Interpretive signs are located along the stairway. Gifts help Wisconsin State Parks provide facilities and services that otherwise would not be possible. If you enjoy camping and meeting people from all over the country, you may wish to become a volunteer campground host . As a host, you will receive free use of a campsite in exchange for helping campers, providing information about the park and surrounding area and doing minor maintenance. To get more information about the host program, to be a nature volunteer guide or do other work in the park, talk with the superintendent or submit a volunteer application .