Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest, State forest in Wisconsin, United States.
Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest is a state forest in Wisconsin featuring extensive woodlands, numerous lakes, and flowing streams throughout the property. The land contains mixed pine forests and wetland areas that support diverse wildlife and outdoor recreation.
The forest was established in the early 20th century as a conservation area and later received its current name honoring American Legion veterans. The dual naming reflects the land's purpose for both environmental protection and veteran recognition.
Ongoing educational programs throughout the forest teach visitors about conservation, ecology, and environmental stewardship while promoting outdoor activities.
The forest offers multiple campgrounds, hiking trails, and water access points for various activities throughout the year. Visitors should check local regulations and any required permits before planning their outdoor visits.
The forest contains over 30 miles of marked trails connecting various lakes and ecosystems, supporting year-round recreational activities from swimming to snowmobiling.
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