Hiking and Camping Along the Mississippi River in Southwest Wisconsin - [Wyalusing] - 4K

After packing up camp at Blue Mound (if you missed that video, you can check it out here:    • Hiking and Camping at the Highest Poi...  ), I headed west, towards the mighty Mississippi River, to visit Wyalusing State Park.

Located in Southwest Wisconsin, close to the Iowa border and situated near the confluence of the Mississippi River and the Wisconsin River, Wyalusing State Park offers trails for hiking, biking, and canoeing. There are two campgrounds within the park, and if you plan far enough in advance, you can snag a campsite with a view of the Mississippi!

Around 15 miles of hiking trails, of varying difficulty, are available within the park. A few of the trails offer spectacular views from atop the 500-foot bluffs adjacent to the river. For the more adventurous, it is also possible to trek down to the level of the water and hike along the banks of the river. In addition to the views of the water, there are notable rock formations and caves to explore along the trails. There is something for hikers of all skill levels here.

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Please consider visiting our blog (https://outontrail.blogspot.com/) for more information on this trip, backpacking meal reviews, and photos!

Musical selections from this video:

Corny Old Love Song - Franz Gordon
My Gift - Megan Wofford
Legato - Ever So Blue