Natural Bridge State Park

Natural Bridge State Park spans across 530 acres of protected land, featuring a 35-foot high natural sandstone bridge formation over a deep canyon.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources designated this geological formation as a state park in 1972, preserving its sandstone architecture for future generations.

Native American communities from different periods left behind numerous artifacts and rock formations throughout the park's geological structures and surrounding areas.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails connecting the natural bridge formation to prairie restoration zones and dense forest sections throughout the year.

The natural sandstone bridge ranks as the largest in Wisconsin, formed through erosion processes over millions of years in the dolomite rock formations.

Location: Honey Creek

Inception: 1972

Website: https://dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/natural-bridge

GPS coordinates: 43.34420,-89.92970

Latest update: March 21, 2025 00:35