Aug 31, 2019
Just some summer adventures
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Just some summer adventures
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Since one of the main goals on this journey was to observe fall colors, the next choice of Mill Bluff State Park was easy. The park contains several large sandstone bluffs, and the main Mill Bluff can be climbed to look out across the forest. Amazing to consider thousands of years ago this was a glacial lake and the bluffs were islands.
I started in reverse order by accident and hit the Camels Bluff Trail first. According to the signs, this was an Eagle Scout project – quite a feat to clear 1.25 miles of trail. This section passes by several of the parks bluffs and loops Camels Bluff, but doesn’t give as spectacular of a view compared to farther away. I was the only one here today around 9am. Near the end I was greeted by a small garter snake who was very social for the camera.
Mill Bluff State Park – Camels Bluff Trail
Mill Bluff State Park – Camels Bluff Trail
Mill Bluff State Park – Camels Bluff Trail
Mill Bluff State Park – Camels Bluff Trail
Mill Bluff State Park – Cleopatra’s Needle
Mill Bluff State Park – Backside of Devils Monument bluff
Mill Bluff State Park – Tiny garter snake on the trail
After driving back from the trail head, I came down the same road to the main park entrance (which I had passed right by on the way in). The main rock staircase starts at the road or can be accessed from the short 0.4 mile nature trail. Once on top of the bluff, views were limited due to tree growth but still spectacular. Only downside was loud noise from the highway but not unpleasant.
Mill Bluff State Park – Start of stepway to top of bluff
Mill Bluff State Park – Climbing stairs to the top
Mill Bluff State Park – Going down the stone stairs
Mill Bluff State Park – View from atop Mill Bluff
Mill Bluff State Park – View from atop Mill Bluff
Mill Bluff State Park – View from atop Mill Bluff
Mill Bluff State Park – View from atop Mill Bluff
Hiking Data
Not much hiking here, but still worth it. Camels Bluff trail and atop Mill Bluff I was completely alone, and only saw 2 hikers walking dogs on the nature trail. Would visit again (briefly) to take in the panoramas.
GaiaGPS hiking data @ Mill Bluff State Park
GaiaGPS hiking data @ Mill Bluff State Park
GaiaGPS hiking data @ Mill Bluff State Park
GaiaGPS hiking data @ Mill Bluff State Park
GaiaGPS hiking data @ Mill Bluff State Park
GaiaGPS hiking data @ Mill Bluff State Park
Mill Bluff State Park Since one of the main goals on this journey was to observe fall colors, the next choice of…
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Piece together three great pictures of Mill Bluff State Park in Wisconsin
I also got to do some hiking today. I went to Mill Bluff State Park. I climbed Mill Bluff and got a view of Bee Bluff and Camel Bluff, which I later hiked around. I also found Cleopatra's Needle along the way. Apparently these huge rocks used to be covered in a massive ancient lake known as Lake Wisconsin.
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