Wisconsin State Parks, Forests, and Trails
Current Condition Reports

Fall colors are at their peak in northern Wisconsin and spreading southward.

Most Wisconsin state parks, forests, trails, and campgrounds are open.

Changeable weather can create rapidly changing conditions in state parks and forests. Follow the links below for details. (Dates of most recent information)

• "400" State Trail (10/1/08)
• Black River State Forest (9/26/08)
• Brule River State Forest (10/2/08)
• Brunet Island State Park (10/6/08)
• Buckhorn State Park (10/6/08)
• Buffalo River State Trail (10/2/08)
• Capital City State Trail (9/4/08)
• Chippewa Moraine Ice Age State Recreation Area (9/27/08)
• Chippewa River State Trail (10/2/08)
• Copper Falls State Park (9/22/08)
• Council Grounds State Park (9/10/08)
• Devil's Lake State Park/Parfrey's Glen State Natural Area (10/3/08)
• Elroy-Sparta State Trail (10/6/08)
• Flambeau River State Forest (9/29/08)
• Governor Thompson State Park (9/30/08)
• Great River State Trail (10/2/08)
• Hartman Creek State Park (9/16/08)
• Havenwoods State Forest (9/30/08)
• High Cliff State Park (10/3/08)
• Kettle Moraine State Forest - Northern Unit (9/18/08)
• Kohler-Andrae State Park (9/4/08)
• La Crosse River State Trail (10/6/08)
• Lapham Peak Unit, Kettle Moraine State Forest (undated; see links)
• Merrick State Park (10/2/08)
• Military Ridge State Trail (9/9/08)
• Pattison State Park (10/1/08)
• Peninsula State Park (10/1/08)
• Perrot State Park (10/2/08)
• Potawatomi State Park (9/28/08)
• Red Cedar State Trail (10/2/08)
• Rib Mountain State Park (9/29/08)
• Richard Bong State Recreation Area (9/24/08)
• Roche-a-Cri State Park (10/6/08)
• Rocky Arbor State Park (9/22/08)
• Sugar River State Trail (8/28/08)
• Willow River State Park (10/1/08)
• Wyalusing State Park (9/18/08)

For information about conditions at other places, call the park, forest, or trail.

More Conditions

Fall Color Report [exit DNR]
River Flows [exit DNR]
Road Conditions [exit DNR]
Weather [exit DNR]

For more information, ask Wisconsin State Parks, (608) 266-2181.