Join us for a free ranger-guided hike to Fire Point overlook starting at 10:00 a.m. This hike is a 2-mile roundtrip that will take about 2 hours total. There is a 350ft elevation gain going up 5 switchbacks on the woodchipped trail. There will be frequent stops on this hike as the ranger will be providing information about the resources of the park. Please wear weather appropriate clothing and footwear. Bringing bug spray is recommended.
- Houston Public Library, 202 E. Cedar St, Houston MN
Heidi will showcase her artwork pairing native Minnesota pollinators with the native plants they rely on, while discussing the importance of supporting pollinators in home landscapes. Participants will receive native Minnesota wildflower seeds and create bee houses using recycled materials. This event is geared to adults, but all ages are welcome. Kids might need some help from an adult.
Sponsor: Houston Public Library
- Friday, June 5 1:00pm (repeats weekly on Fridays-Sundays until October 31)
- Effigy Mounds National Monument, 151 IA-76, Harpers Ferry, IA
Join us for a free ranger-guided hike along the Yellow River Boardwalk trail. This hike is a 1-mile roundtrip that will take about 1 hour total. This is a wheelchair accessible trail along a recycled-plastic boardwalk to the Yellow River bridge. There will be frequent stops on this hike as the ranger will be providing information about the resources of the park. Please wear weather appropriate clothing and footwear. Bringing bug spray is recommended.
Sponsor: Effigy Mounds National Monument
- Friday, June 5 2:30pm (repeats weekly on Fridays-Sundays until October 31)
- Effigy Mounds National Monument, 151 IA-76, Harpers Ferry, IA
Free “Pop-Up” programs are ranger-led activities or talks. These programs can be focused on a variety of topics and are ranger’s choice.
Sponsor: Effigy Mounds National Monument
- Saturday, June 6, 2026
- Saturday and Sunday, June 6-7
- all WI state Parks
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) invites the public to head outdoors for the 14th annual Free Fun Weekend happening June 6-7, 2026. State park admission fees, fishing licenses and trail passes are waived for all visitors. With 50 state parks, 15 state forests, 44 state trails, 84,000 miles of rivers and streams and roughly 15,000 inland lakes, Wisconsin has something for everyone to enjoy. "If you’ve never checked out a Wisconsin state park before, Free Fun Weekend is the perfect opportunity to come visit for the first time," said Steve Schmelzer, DNR Bureau Director of Parks and Recreation Management. "Bring your friends and family to enjoy a day at the beach, have a picnic or go for a hike – the Wisconsin State Park System has something fun for everyone!" State ParksVehicle admission passes will not be required.
Most state parks and trails will be open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Programs and events are posted on the
DNR Events calendar.
New merchandise is available at select properties, including decorative stickers designed by DNR staff. Join us to celebrate National Trails Day, which falls on Saturday, June 6 during Free Fun Weekend. Grab your family and friends and head outdoors for Free Fun Weekend! Consider taking the trail less traveled and visiting some lesser-known "
hidden gem" state properties. New to state parks? We can help you
plan the perfect adventure.
- Saturday, June 6 9:30-11:30am
- The Nature Place, 789 Myrick Park Dr, La Crosse WI
Join us for a free family event at The Nature Place on the first Saturday of each month. Each event provides a unique seasonal opportunity to learn about the critters and nature patterns found within our region's ecosystem. If you have a question about the event, please reach out to our Community Programs Manager, Steph Hanna at Steph.Hanna@natureplacelacrosse.org **Weather notices or immediate updates regarding one of these events will be shared on our FB stories the day of the event. Sponsor: The Nature Place
Outdoor Skills - Wilderness Weekends with Emily -
Saturday, June 6 9:30am-11:30 am - Holzinger Trails, 25 W. Lake BLVD, Winona MN
There are many different aspects to consider when analyzing survival scenarios such as food sources, shelter, first aid, navigation, and more. Bring your family out to the Holzinger Trails to learn about the basics of survival and enjoy the start of summer! This program is designed to be kid-friendly as we discuss the basic needs of survival and do some fun interactive activities to go along with each newly learned skill. Wilderness Weekends, led by Emily Gorman, is an environmental education program offering an immersive experience to explore the ecosystems and ecological treasures of Winona County. Join us to discover, appreciate, and protect the region's natural wonders. Free to Attend!
Registration Required. Sponsor: Winona Outdoor CollaborativeCamouflage Walk -
Saturday, June 6 1:00-2:00 pm - Whitewater State Park Visitor Center, 19041 Hwy 74, Altura, MN
Can you find hidden creatures? How do animals "hide," and why is it important for their survival? Use your senses on an easy outdoor walk to discover why and how camouflage is an important adaptation for animals at Whitewater! This program is suitable for kids and adults of all ages.
Sponsor: Whitewater State Park
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- Saturday, June 6 3:00-5:00 pm
- Whitewater State Park beach, 19041 Hwy 74, Altura, MN
Whitewater State Park is home to a variety of mammals, both large and small, all of which have amazing creature features and contribute to our ecosystem in different ways. Check out pelts, skulls, and learn more about these animals firsthand with a park ranger. Drop in to our learning station anytime 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. near the Whitewater Beach restroom shelter.
Sponsor: Whitewater State Park
Meet Live Raptors
- Saturday, June 6 7-8:00pm- Wildcat Mountain State Park amphitheater, E13660 Hwy 33, Ontario, WI 54651
Join Abbey Krumrie, from River Valley Raptors, for a free interactive program about raptors. Meet some live raptors and learn about the differences between their adaptations. Please, no pets, because they may scare the raptors. Meet at the Amphitheater. This event is weather-dependent. Event Contact: Emily Alf,
emily.alf@wisconsin.gov, 608-337-4775.
Sponsor: Friends of Wildcat Mountain State ParkDriftless Eco-Explorers - Children's Program - Monday, June 8 11:00am - meet outside Holmen Public Library, 121 W. Legion St, Homen WI
Enjoy a nature walk, stroies and activities designed to foster eco-literacy and fun for youth and their grown-ups. Explore a local trail as summer marches along at this free, approximately 45 minute program. Weather permitting. For more information, call (608) 526-4198.
Sponsor: La Crosse County Holmen Library
- June 9-11 1:00-3:00pm Cost: $45/student
- Register at La Crescent-Hokah Community Education 507 895-4484
Sponsor: La Crescent-Hokah Community Education/Driftless Drifters Hiking Club
Tom the Creature Teacher-
Wednesday, June 10 10:00 am- Houston Public Library, 210 West Spruce St, Houston MN
Here’s your chance to meet several types of frogs, lizards, turtles, and snakes from around the world! You will even be allowed to touch many of the critters while they are being presented. Stick around for lunch with the Meet Up and Eat Up crew following the program!
Sponsor: Houston Public Library
- Wednesday, June 10 10-11:00 am
- Frontenac (MN) State Park, - Frontenac (MN) State Park, 29223 County 28 Blvd, Frontenac, MN
Nature Explorers program for preschoolers (ages 3-6) with Project Get Outdoors interpretive naturalist Sara Holger and FSPA volunteers: Wild About Flowers. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Meet at the park’s main picnic shelter.
Sponsors: Frontenac State Park Association/Project Get Outdoors
Music with Will Family Event -
Wedneday June 10 -
12:30-1:15 pm Holmen Public Library, 121 W. Legion St, Holmen WI
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3:30-4:30 pm Campbell Library, 2548 Lakeshore Drive (French Island), La Crosse WI
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6:30-7:30 pm West Salem Library, 702 Industrial Dr, West Salem WIA musician and naturalist from Minnesota, Will performs original music for kids with a focus on positivity, humor, and learning through curiousity. His environmentally-themed music is guaranteed to get kids moving, grooving, laughing and singing! No registration required. All ages welcome.
Sponsor: La Crosse County Library
Nature Knowledge - Bountiful Butterflies
- Thursday, June 11 10:00-11:00 am - Windom Park, 260 Harriet St, Winona, MN
Come learn about our amazing butterflies. We will take a short walk to catch butterflies so we can observe them up close. Bring your own net if you have one or use one of the park’s. We will also do a fun butterfly craft. Join Winona Public Library and naturalists from Whitewater State Park at Windom Park to interactively learn about the plants & animals in our beautiful driftless area. We’ll start with a brief nature education piece, followed by activities and crafts related to the topic. This is great for ages 6 and up. Children under age 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Sponsor: Winona Public Library
Driftless Eco-Explorers - Children's Program -
Thursday, June 11 11:00am- meet at Great River Landing, 101 Irvin St, Onalaska WI
Enjoy a nature walk, stroies and activities designed to foster eco-literacy and fun for youth and their grown-ups. Explore a local trail as summer marches along at this free, approximately 45 minute program. Weather permitting. For more information, call (608) 781-9568.
Sponsor: La Crosse County Onalaska Library
Animals on the Road
- Thursday, June 11 3:00pm - La Crescent Community Building, 336 S. 1st St, La Crescent MN
Join us to meet a live animal ambassador and learn about wildlife with an Eagle Bluff professional educator! This interactive learning experience will spark curiosity, build environmental awareness, and inspire a meaningful connection with wildlife. Free and open to all ages. This program is sponsored by a Legacy grant through the Arts and Cultural Heritage fund, made possible through SELCO. Find more library events in the SELCO region at legacy.selco.info/calendar.
Sponsors:La Crescent Public LibraryDriftless Impacts: Factors That Influence Our Flora and Fauna - Friday, June 12 3:00-4:00pm
- Iowisota Retreat and Ducation Center, 2472 IA-26, Lansing, Iowa
Geology, climate, soils, and land use history have impacted the occurrence and distribution of plants on our landscape. Join us for an informational presentation on the plants and animals that make our landscape special, and how they got there. Cost is a suggested free-will donation of $5/person.
Register here. This presentation has been prepared specifically for the “Singles in Agriculture” tour, but it is open to the public. The talk will consist of a slide presentation that will include maps/historical photographs of the landscape and photographs of some of the flora and fauna that make this area special. After the 45-minute talk, there will be opportunity to either go for a short interpretive walk in the woods or sit and relax in the Gathering Room with a cup of tea/coffee. There should be ample opportunity for questions/discussion. The presentation is provided by Linda Haugen. Linda recently retired from a career as a forest health specialist with the US Forest Service. Linda grew up on the Iowisota property, moving here with her parents in 1968, but spent her career working away from here. Linda and Dennis built the new residence/retreat center and moved back to northeast Iowa in 2023. Both Linda and Dennis have a wealth of knowledge about natural resources in general, and about Iowisota woodlands specifically. Trees are their thing.
Sponsor: Iowisota Retreat and Education Center
Free Minnesota Parks Day -
Saturday, June 13Minnesota state parks are open year-round, and there's a state park within 30 miles of most Minnesotans. With a free day in each season, it's a great opportunity to get out there and explore someplace new - or visit an old favorite at a new time of year! Whether you stay for the whole weekend or just spend a few hours outside, you'll make memories that will last a lifetime. The entrance fee waiver for fee-free days does not cover amenity or user fees for activities like camping, rentals, or special tours. The goal is to encourage families and friends to spend time together in nature. Research shows many health and wellness benefits to spending time in nature. According to ParkRx, contact with nature improves one’s physical, mental, and spiritual health. Getting outdoors makes exercise more fun and can boost mood and immunity. The American Psychological Association shares that exposure to nature is linked to benefits including improved attention, lower stress, reduced risk of psychiatric disorders and even increases in empathy and cooperation. Additional date for free park days in 2026: Friday, November 27, 2025.
Sponsor: MN DNR
- Saturday, June 13 8:30 am
- Wagon Wheel Trail, meet at the pedestrian bridge.
Bring your headphones and your favorite walking shoes and spend some time with the audiobook of your choice as we hit the La Crescent trails together! We’ll meet at a local trailhead and walk together, then stop for refreshments at a local business afterward. Parking available in the lot next to the bridge, behind
the Wieser Professional Building, 33 S. Walnut St. Refreshments and social at Groovy Grounds after the hike. Sponsor: La Crescent Public Library
- Saturday, June 13 8:30-9:30 am
Whitewater State Park North Picnic Pavilion, 19041 Hwy 74, Altura, MN
Learn about Minnesota's bat population and the dreaded White Nose Syndrome that threatens their world. We will separate fact from fiction about these fascinating little animals. Program participants will aid in ongoing scientific research at the park by counting bats emerging from their daytime slumber.
Sponsor: Whitewater State Park
Prairie Dreams - A Trail of Quilts - Saturday, June 13 10am - 5:00pm
- Frontenac (MN) State Park, 29223 County 28 Blvd, Frontenac, MN
Experience the quilts of over 125 artists as inspired by their dreams of the prairie and displayed along a trail in Frontenac State Park. Incorporating a prairie’s elemental aspects of earth, wind, and fire, see quilts based on stories passed down through generations, evoking hope for the future, and representing daydreams of clouds scudding across the sky while listening to songbirds nearby.
- Come and talk to quilters about their designs and inspirations.
- Learn about how select quilts reveal facts or flights of fancy about the prairie environment that Frontenac State Park preserves for present and future generations.
- Enjoy refreshments, vote for your favorite quilt, and enter a drawing for a free Minnesota State Park Pass.
Quilts will be displayed along a mowed grass trail so you may encounter them at your leisure. See website regarding accessibility options. Rain date: June 20, 2026.
Sponsor: Frontenac State Park Association
- Saturday, June 13 10 am -11:30 am
- Forestville Mystery Cave (MN) Park, William Morris’s Visitor Center
Caves, disappearing streams and sinkholes make up a landscape called karst. Cherry Grove Blind Valley Scientific and Natural Area is a hidden gem in the story of karst topography. Master Naturalist volunteer, Ann will reveal these unique geologic features up close on this 1 mile hike. Come prepared to cross over a shallow stream on stepping stones by wearing sturdy shoes. Bug spray is recommended too. Meet at the William Morrissey Visitor Center at Mystery Cave for a brief introduction and follow Ann in your own car about 6 miles to the Cherry Grove SNA. From State Hwy. 16, go 4 miles south on Co. Hwy. 5, then follow the signs to Mystery Cave. More Information: Call 507-352-5111. Sponsor: MN DNR
Intro to Camping
- Saturday, June 13 11-:00am - noon - Prairie Island Nature Trails Winona, MN
Join us for a fun intro to camping event where we will have various stations set up to learn about all of the camping basics! We will discuss how to set up a tent, the process of starting (and keeping) a fire going, how to cook over an open fire, hiking tips, and more! If you are new to camping or looking to connect with others in the community who are passionate about camping and getting outdoors then this is the event for you! This is a great event to attend alone or bring the whole family — all are welcome to join in the fun. Free to Attend!
Registration required. Sponsor: Winona Outdoor Collaborative
- Saturday, June 13 6:00-7:00 pm
- Whitewater (MN) State Park Chimney Rock Trailhead, 19041 Hwy 74, Altura, MN
On this hike, we will travel through time to learn about the geologic processes that formed the beautiful Whitewater River Valley. Find out how oceans, glaciers and raging rivers have shaped this landscape. Distance - 0.7 Miles, Elevation Gain 200 ft. Uneven surfaces.
Sponsor: Whitewater State Park
- Saturday, June 13. 8:15 pm
- Perrot State (WI) Park, W26247 Sullivan Rd, Trempealeau, WI
This is a free, in-person rain or shine Universe in the Park event hosted by Perrot State Park in Trempealeau, WI. No registration required for this talk. Please call 608-534-6409 with questions. A typical UitP session begins just after sunset with a 30-40 minute talk and slide show about astronomy. While particular topics are left up to the presenters, they usually give a broad overview of one or two astronomy topics. Recent astronomical news is frequently discussed, such as the discovery of new solar systems, the demotion of Pluto, and the latest results from the Hubble Space Telescope. At the conclusion of the talk, weather permitting, we set up a moderate aperture (8″-10″) telescope and provide park visitors the opportunity to view available astronomical objects. UitP sessions run as long as there are people interested in looking through the telescope, and the parks typically close before the interest has been sated.Though all are welcome, the talk is best suited for ages 8+, and telescope viewing for ages 4+. Presenter Abygail (Abby) Waggoner is a post-doc at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Growing Sprouts: Nature-Based Early Literacy
Water Exploration with Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center - Thursday, June 18 10:00-11:00am - Lake Lodge at Lake Winona, 113 Lake Park Dr, Winona, MN
Eagle Bluff educators will bring all the gear needed to look for macroinvertebrates, amphibians and other possible animals at Lake Winona on the beach behind Lake Lodge. Adults are required to be with children at all times and are responsible for any children attending with them.This program series from Winona Public Library for ages 3-6 and a caregiver is focused on using natural spaces to practice building blocks of early literacy: talk, write, read, and play! We’ll be outdoors for the whole program, so dress for the weather. Sturdy shoes are important, as we’ll spend part of the time on Holzinger Trail. Adults are required to be with children at all times. No pre-registration required.
Sponsor: Winona Public Library -Thursday, June 18 4:00 pm
- La Crescent Community Building, 336 S. 1st St, La Crescent MN
Buzz, flutter, and fly along with Happy Dancing Turtle as we explore the amazing world of pollinators. Discover why pollinators are so important and go on a pollinator hunt in your local park!
Sponsor:La Crescent Public Library
What is Blooming at Kellogg Weaver Dunes -
Friday June 19 9:00 - 11:3 am - The Nature Conservancy’s Cox Unit, Kellogg MN
We will meet at the Kellogg MN Kwik Trip and caravan to this site on the Lower Sand Prairie.This will be an easy hike, no sand dunes, or hills, but the terrain may have long grass and other obstacles. We will stay away from the poison ivy area. We will focus on Milkweeds and their importance, Goat’s Rue, Puccoon, Thimbleweed, Spiderwort, Prairie Larkspur, White Wild Indigo, Blue-Eyed Grass, and Hoary Frost Weed. The public is welcome at this free event; registration is limited to ten participants. To register contact Nancy Falkum at 651-764-5605 or email guthrie55981@gmail.com
- Saturday, June 20 9;00 - 11:00 am
- Frontenac (MN) State Park Ranger Station, 29223 County 28 Blvd, Frontenac, MN
Walk the Prairie Trail looking and listening for breeding grassland birds including meadowlarks, dicksissels, bluebirds, raptors, and various sparrows. Bring binoculars. The trail is mowed grass without much elevation change. The walk is 1-2 miles long. Depending on group preferences and how many birds we're seeing, this can take a couple of hours, but you can leave whenever you would like. No need to register but if you have any questions, email janetmalotky@gmail.com. Meet at the Ranger Station parking lot. Sponsor: Frontenac State Park Association
- Saturday, June 20 10:00 am - noon
Stry Prarie, Hixon Forest, La Crosse WI
We will meet experts from Coulee Region Chapter of The Prairie Enthusiasts at Stry Prairie in Hixon Forest Park in La Crosse, WI. All ages and skill levels are welcome to learn, observe, and explore with us! We use iNaturalist to identify and upload images to a community science database. Add your observations to iNaturalist and or to your own personal passport that we provide. Get a sticker and a button and help us add more community scientists to Driftless Area BioBlitz.
Sponsors: The Nature Place and Coulee Region Chapter of the Prairie Enthusiasts
- Saturday, June 20 10:00 am - noon
- Wildcat Mountain (WI) State Park, E13660 Hwy 33, Ontario, WI
Join Wildcat Mountain staff members as we learn all about nature journaling. What is nature journaling? Why do it? How do we journal nature? Get creative and make your own homemade journal. Take a short walk and find a place to make your first journal entry! Meet at the upper picnic shelter. This event will be held rain or shine.
Sponsor: Wildcat Mountain State Park
Owls Around Us
- Saturday, June 20 8:00-9:00pmWhitewater State Park Visitor's Center, 19041 Hwy 74, Altura, MN
Learn about owls, dissect an owl pellet, and maybe even hear an owl in the twilight hours! You will leave knowing what to look for as an owl-tastic nature explorer at Whitewater! (and back home too).
Sponsor: Whitewater State Park
- Saturday, June 20 8:30- 10:30pm
- Wyalusing State Park, Huser Observatory, , 13081 State Park Lane, Bagley, WI
Star Splitters host freee monthly programs with presentations and telescope viewings. Contact:
www.starsplitters.org,
starsplitterswsp@gmail.com Sponsors: Star Splitters of WyalusingBee House Workshop: Paving the Way for Pollinators with Heidi Bacon
- Tuesday, June 23 11:00am - Hokah Public Library, 211 Main St, Hokah MN
Heidi will showcase her artwork pairing native Minnesota pollinators with the native plants they rely on, while discussing the importance of supporting pollinators in home landscapes. Participants will receive native Minnesota wildflower seeds and create bee houses using recycled materials. This event is geared to adults, but all ages are welcome. Kids might need some help from an adult.
Sponsor: Hokah Public LibraryExploring the Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood Forest - Saturday, June 23 6:00pm - Houston Nature Center, 215 West Plum St, Houston MN
This program highlights the life and legacy of Richard J. Dorer, who dedicated decades to protecting Minnesota’s wildlife and restoring trout streams and forests in southeast Minnesota. Project Get Outdoors Coordinator and Naturalist Sara Holger shares the history of the Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood State Forest and explores its unique natural features and sites open to the public.
Sponsors: Houston Public Library and Project Get Outdoors (GO).
Bird and Bug Brigade Nature Hike
- Thursday , June 25 4:00 pm - La Crescent Community Building, 336 S. 1st St, La Crescent MN
Have you ever listened to the chirping birds and wondered which ones they were? Imagine finding a caterpillar and knowing which butterfly or moth it would will become. The book "Small Hands Can Help - Minnesota" is all about nature and adventure! Join author and iNaturalist Teresa Veraguth as we start at the Community Building to listen to a poem about how the loons change their eye color, then we'll head over to Wagon Wheel Trail (starting at the pedestrian bridge) for the “Bird & Bug Brigade” nature hike. Grown-ups: Bring a smartphone to learn community science apps or have your kiddos just use their eyes and ears to find the items on scavenger hunt handouts.
Sponsors: La Crescent Public Library and Friends,/Merchant Bank
- Friday, June 26, 3:00-4:00pm
- Winona Public Library, 151 W. 5th St, Winona MN
Join Will Sings Songs at Winona Public Library on a musical adventure through the Minnesotan outdoors! An experienced naturalist, Will performs original nature-themed songs, along with some songs that are just plain fun! Driven by audience participation, Will is guaranteed to get kids moving, grooving, laughing, and singing. This high energy performance focuses on positivity, joy, and learning through curiosity. This program is made possible by the people of Minnesota through Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Library Legacy fund, in cooperation with our regional library system, SELCO. Sponsor: Winona Public Library
- Saturday, June 27 10 am -11:30 am
- Forestville Mystery Cave Park, William Morris’s Visitor Center
Caves, disappearing streams and sinkholes make up a landscape called karst. Cherry Grove Blind Valley Scientific and Natural Area is a hidden gem in the story of karst topography. Master Naturalist volunteer, Ann will reveal these unique geologic features up close on this 1 mile hike. Come prepared to cross over a shallow stream on stepping stones by wearing sturdy shoes. Bug spray is recommended too. Meet at the William Morrissey Visitor Center at Mystery Cave for a brief introduction and follow Ann in your own car about 6 miles to the Cherry Grove SNA. From State Hwy. 16, go 4 miles south on Co. Hwy. 5, then follow the signs to Mystery Cave. More Information: Call 507-352-5111. Sponsor: MN DNR
- Sunday, June 28 1:30-2:30pm
- Iowisota Retreat and Ducation Center, 2472 IA-26, Lansing, Iowa
Historian Christine Wellman Hall will share insights on the human history of the Upper Mississippi River Valley, from first nations to present time. Light refreshments (tea/coffee and cookies). Optional short hike after session. Cost is by donation.
Register here. We will have a free-will donation jar available. We are
limiting participation to 30 due to size of room, so reservations are
necessary. The program will be provided by Christine Wellman Hall. Christine is very familiar with this landscape; her family lived on the Iowisota property during her formative middle school years (her dad was the Kee High principal), and she did her college senior thesis about Fish Farm Mounds. Christine’s work experiences include the Delta Queen riverboat, Effigy Mounds National Monument, and Norskedalen Nature and Heritage Center. These prepared her well for her current job as a featured History speaker on Mississippi River Cruises by American Cruise Lines! We are excited to welcome Chris back to her childhood “home turf” to share her insights with us.
Do you know of other June hiking/learning events I should include? Just drop me a line in comments or the contact box on my web version of the blog.You can read my quarterly column on seasonal hiking suggestions in Inspire(d) Driftless magazine available online or pick up a free copy at businesses and organizations around the Driftless areas of Minnesota, Wisconsin and IA. 
