New Glarus Woods State Park, State park in New Glarus Town, United States.
New Glarus Woods State Park is a 411-acre protected area in Green County featuring mixed deciduous forests, open meadows, and wetland zones. These diverse environments create different landscapes as visitors walk through, each supporting different plants and wildlife.
The park was established in 1934 as part of early conservation efforts in Wisconsin. This foundation marked an important moment when the state began setting aside natural areas for protection and public use.
The park reflects the Swiss heritage of the nearby community through its pavilion design and landscape features. Visitors encounter this local character through the spaces where families gather and explore the grounds.
Visitors need to display a Wisconsin State Park System vehicle sticker to enter the park. Overnight camping accommodates both those seeking simple tent sites and those preferring facilities with electrical hookups.
The Sugar River Spur Trail connects the park to a 23-mile trail network built on old railroad beds. These former rail routes offer flat, scenic paths that link several small communities together.
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