about the trek

Take advantage of an outstanding hiking trail right in Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan’s backyard. In Langlade and Lincoln Counties, long segments of the Ice Age Trail wind through a region full of lakes and bogs formed by the last glacier's melting. Amid the northern forest of spruce, fir, maple, and birch, the trail follows the glacier’s terminal moraine as it winds through the woods just a few miles from camp. This trek is an excellent introduction to backpacking and backcountry camping with “un-designated,” primitive backcountry camping, and is a great way to prepare for an upcoming Philmont trek.  Leave No Trace skills are an integral part of this trek.  Consult with the High Adventure Staff to plan this excellent “close-in” hiking experience.

DETAILS

Trek Length/Dates: 5 days on the trek, plus 2 days of travel to and from MSR. Groups can arrive any Sunday that camp is in session, or the Sunday before camp begins.

Group Size: A minimum of 6 and up to 12 participants, including at least two registered adults.

Ready to hit the Ice Age Trail? Contact the High Adventure staff today!