Summary

More than 12,000 years ago, an immense flow of
glacial ice sculpted a landscape of remarkable
beauty across Wisconsin. As the glacier
retreated, it left behind a variety of unique
landscape features. These glacial remnants are
now considered among the world’s finest
examples of how continental glaciation sculpts
our planet. The Ice Age National Scenic Trail
is a thousand-mile footpath that highlights
these landscape features as it travels through
some of the state’s most beautiful natural
areas. The Trail is entirely within Wisconsin
and is one of only eleven National Scenic
Trails and can be seen in Door County at the
below locations.