page_title: Whitewater, Wisconsin, parks and trails
section_title: Ice Age Trail
hierarchical_section_title: Whitewater, Wisconsin, parks and trails / Ice Age Trail
caption_attribution_description: English: Ice Age Trail
context_page_description: Whitewater, Wisconsin, is a town located in Southeastern Wisconsin roughly 45 minutes from Madison and Milwaukee. The city’s population is 14,732 and features one of the University of Wisconsin system schools, The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Throughout the city and surrounding areas, there are over 20 parks, trails and preserves.
context_section_description: Located 4 miles east of Whitewater on HWY 12 is a section of the Ice Age Trail. The trail is nearly 1,200 miles long stretching from Minnesota to the shores of Lake Michigan. The beautiful trail extends approximately 10 miles through the southern part of Whitewater. This section of the trail is near scenic Whitewater Lake and Rice Lake. The Trail is also connected with the Whitewater Lake Campground. The trail is animal friendly and open year-round for hikers and snowshoeing. One end of the trail begins in Potawatomi State Park near Sturgeon Bay, WI and the other ends in Interstate Park near the St. Croix River on the Wisconsin/Minnesota border in St. Croix, WI.
caption: Ice Age Trail
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