#wisconsin’s devils lake state park

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Devil's Lake State Park, Park Road, Baraboo, Wisconsin, USA

Dave Hoefler

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Best Places To Visit In Wisconsin In The Fall

Wisconsin offers stunning destinations to explore during the fall season. Here are some of the best places to visit in Wisconsin in the fall:

Door County: Known for its scenic beauty, Door County is a must-visit in the fall. Enjoy the vibrant fall foliage as you explore charming towns, visit orchards, and take scenic drives along the peninsula.

Kettle Moraine State Forest: Located in southern Wisconsin, Kettle Moraine State Forest offers beautiful trails that wind through forests and glacial landscapes. Hike or bike through the colorful fall foliage and enjoy picturesque views.

Devil's Lake State Park: Situated in Baraboo, Devil's Lake State Park is known for its striking rock formations and stunning fall colors. Hike the trails, enjoy a picnic by the lake, or go for a scenic drive around the park.

Madison: Wisconsin's capital city, Madison, comes alive with fall colors and festivities. Take a stroll around the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, visit Olbrich Botanical Gardens, or explore the vibrant downtown area.

Apple Orchards and Pumpkin Patches: Fall is the perfect time to visit apple orchards and pumpkin patches across Wisconsin. Enjoy apple picking, hayrides, corn mazes, and indulge in fresh apple cider and homemade apple treats.

These destinations in Wisconsin offer a mix of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and seasonal attractions that make the fall season truly special.

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This might be an Eastern Milk Snake, seen at Devil's Lake State Park in Wisconsin. I know less than nothing about American snakes.

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I don't know if anyone has done this, but I decided to take it into my own hands. I will figure out where Vlad Master's Wisconsin mansion is located. Sorry if this is sorta rambling, I am writing this as I'm going to bed.

I have lived in Wisconsin my entire life, so I'm familiar with the area.

When we see it in episode 7, it isn't in a suburb, but more so out in feild. This crosses off him loving in Madison. You might think maybe out in the suburbs of Madison, but all the mansions like Vlad has are located near Maple Bluff with is a short drive to down town, and right next to eachother.

I can't humor the idea of it being in the northern part of the state, as when the Fenton's get a call from Vlad Jack comments on the 608 area code, which only covers south central and south western Wisconsin. It helpful to narrow down where exactly it could be. Also can't be near Green Bay, like one would expect due to all the Packer's decor he has, something you'd only find in Air BnB's on Green Bay.

With a reunion for UW Madison being held in his mansion, it needs to be within reasonable driving distance from Madison. Now I'm talking about Midwesteners, for those who don't live in the Midwest, half hour is a short drive. So I'm gonna go <2 hour drive from Madison.

I'd like to welcome you to the village of Marrimac, most well known for its ferry, however it is surround by State parks. The most well known one is Devil's Lake. The cities it's closest to are Baraboo, home of Circus World, and Wisconsin Dells, what is called the "Water Park Capital of the World" But is mainly tourist trap. I mentioned this cause I think the whole, owned by the Dairy King thing plays in well with stuff you'd find in the Dells.

Now it's located in the 608 area code. The entire area is spalling with forests and farm land. It's only about 45min - 1hr from Madison, on senior ditch day many high school students from around Madison make the drive to Devil's Lake for the day.

Now is this the only possible place. No. Just now I thought of the possibility of Spring Green. But I like it being located in the Marrimac area.

Other Wisconsinites, feel free to add your thoughts. I am in no way attached to this headcannon (?)

I also hate how Vald called Danny little Badger (or how the fandom decided he has) as the "Badgers" he's referring to are how you refer to students of UW Madison, as the school mascot in Bucky Badger. It just isn't something we say / do.

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Phantoms & Monsters: Pulse of the Paranormal

"Wednesday, June 19, 2024

'HELP' SPELLED OUT! Letters Floating on Water at Devil Lake State Park, Wisconsin"

https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/#:~:text=Wednesday%2C%20June%2019,State%20Park%2C%20Wisconsin

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oh shit its send you asks hours. ermrmmmm freesia sunflower tigerlily. last one might be hard since you're well read but just go with ur heart

Oh I am so pleased that you sent this in! This is quite the list my beloved friend. Please bear with me! tigerlily— do you have any favorite quotes from any movies, tv shows, books, or poetry? (or from people in real life) This one is incredibly difficult as there is a list. The first one that immediately comes to mind is a whole Poem. Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley Right now it is haunting me very sharply and painfully.

And I am an avid lover of Lemony Snicket. Mostly I adore:

"Never Trust Someone Who Has Not Brought a Book with Them." “All the secrets of the world are contained in books. Read at your own risk.” “All cannot be lost when there is still so much being found.” “Everything. A letter may be coded, and a word may be coded. A theatrical performance may be coded, and a sonnet may be coded, and there are times when it seems the entire world is in code. Some believe that the world can be decoded by performing research in a library.” “I will love you as the iceberg loves the ship, and the passengers love the lifeboat, and the lifeboat loves the teeth of the sperm whale, and the sperm whale loves the flavor of naval uniforms.” - from the Beatrice Letters which will ruin your heart and spirit if you are not careful. sunflower— in your opinion, what is the best photo on your phone of? (serious or non-serious answers) I have recently cleared out many of my photos. However, I have a photo taken from the top of Devil's Lake State Park in Wisconsin and I am with good company and friends whom I love dearly. freesia— what do you want people to remember you for? (serious or non-serious answers) I would like people to remember me for challenging their idea of morality. Of acceptance. Of understanding that the world is not a black and white thing. I want people to remember me for the broad and open mind. That accepts and welcomes the hideous nature and the worst of people without judgement. I want people to remember me as the person that encourages them to embrace their worst traits and if they really dislike something about themself then they have the power to change that. And I know they can. That encourages them to pursue themselves to be who they'd like to be while accepting themselves and learning to love themselves - even the unsightly things. And to not hide them.

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Favorite place to visit and why

That would be Devil's Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin.

Reason being is that it's a nice place to get away from everything. The hikes bring a good challenge resulting in a very rewarding view when you make it to the top of one of the mountain bluffs.

Plus my phone service dies when I arrive there, a perfect separation from everything.

Here are some photos of the view, which I say does not do the real view any justice.

These were taken in the Fall season.

And these in the Summer

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Sunrise at Devil's Lake State Park in Wisconsin (OC)(4116x2761)

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Just in: Death investigation underway at Devil's Lake State Park

Sauk County Sheriff Chip Meister said his agency was not involved in the investigation. Here's what we know so far.

Wausau Pilot & Review The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is spearheading an investigation of a death Monday at Devil’s Lake State Park, according to a news release issued March 18. The investigation started at about noon, but few details have been publicly released. Devil’s Lake State Park is the state’s largest park and is located in Sauk County. In a news release, DNR officials…

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Devil's Lake State Park, Baraboo Wisconsin

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Devil's Lake State Park, Wisconsin 2023

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Devil's Lake State Park, near Baraboo, Wisconsin (2022)

I visited the park on memorial day weekend and it was absolutely packed.

Situated along the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, Devil's Lake State Park offers magnificent views from 500-foot quartzite bluffs overlooking a 360-acre lake. Visitors enjoy nearly 30 miles of hiking trails, lakeshore picnic areas, swimming beaches, paddling opportunities, and year-round naturalist programs.

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Devil's Lake State Park (Wisconsin)

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College Football By State - Illinois.

College Football By State - Illinois.

FBS: Illinois Fighting Illini - Urbana-Champaign, Illinois - They first played in 1890. They are in the Big Ten.

Northern Illinois Huskies - DeKalb, Illinois - They first played in 1899. They are in the MAC.

Northwestern Wildcats - Evanston, Illinois - They first played in 1876. They are in the Big Ten.

FCS: Eastern Illinois Panthers - Charleston, Illinois - Their program was established in 1899. They are in the Ohio Valley Conference.

Illinois State Redbirds - Normal, Illinois - Their program was established in 1887. They are in the Missouri Valley Conference.

Southern Illinois Salukis - Carbondale, Illinois - Their program was established in 1904. They are in the Missouri Valley Conference.

Western Illinois Leathernecks - Macomb, Illinois - Their program was established in 1903. They are in the Missouri Valley, but they are going to join the Ohio Valley Conference.

D2: McKendree University Bearcats - Lebanon, Illinois - They are in the Great Lakes Valley Conference.

Quincy University Hawks - Quincy, Illinois - They are in the GLVC.

D3: Augustana (IL.) Vikings - Rock Island, Illinois - They first played in 1920. They are in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW).

Aurora Spartans - Aurora, Illinois - They first played in 1899. They are in the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC).

Benedictine Eagles - Lisle, Illinois - They first played in 1917. They are in the NACC.

University of Chicago Maroons - Chicago, Illinois - They first played in 1892. They are in the Midwest Conference (MWC).

Concordia (IL.) Cougars - River Forest, Illinois - They first played in 1923. They are in the NACC.

Elmhurst Bluejays - Elmhurst, Illinois - They first played in 1920. They are in the CCIW.

Eureka Red Devils - Eureka, Illinois - They first played in 1891. They are in the NACC.

Greenville Panthers - Greenville, Illinois - They first played in 1998. They are in the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC).

Illinois College Blueboys - Jacksonville, Illinois - They first played in 1890. They are in the MWC.

Illinois Wesleyan Titans - Bloomington, Illinois - They first played in 1887. They are in the CCIW.

Knox Prairie Fire - Galesburg, Illinois - They first played in 1884. They are in the MWC.

Lake Forest Foresters - Lake Forest, Illinois - They first played in 1882. They are in the MWC.

Millikin Big Blue - Decatur, Illinois - They first played in 1903. They are in the CCIW.

Monmouth (IL.) Fighting Scots - Monmouth, Illinois - They first played in 1888. They are in the MAC.

North Central (IL.) Cardinals - Naperville, Illinois - They first played in 1898. They are in the CCIW.

North Parks Vikings - Chicago, Illinois - They first played in 1934. They are in the CCIW.

Rockford Regents - Rockford, Illinois - They first played in 2000. They are in the NACC.

Wheaton (IL.) Thunder - Wheaton, Illinois - They first played in 1914. They are in the CCIW.

NAIA: Judson University Eagles - Elgin, Illinois. Olivet Nazarene University Tigers - Bourbonnais, Illinois. University of St. Francis (IL.) Fighting Scots - Joliet, Illinois. Saint Xavier University Cougars - Chicago, Illinois.

Awards: My Favorite Mascot - The Prairie Fire of Knox College. (Though the Blueboys of Illinois College, the Western Illinois Leathernecks, and the University Of Chicago Maroons are also cool.) The "What A Maroon" Award - The University Of Chicago Maroons. The "Thomas Gainsborough" Award - The Blueboys of Illinois College. The "Count The Seconds" Award - The Thunder of Wheaton (IL.). The "Arbor Day" Award - The Lake Forest Foresters of Lake Forest, Illinois. The "Clues" Award - The Millikin Big Blue. The "Audobon Society" Award - Illinois State Redbirds, Quincy University Hawks, Benedictine Eagles, Elmhurst Bluejays, North Central (IL.) Cardinals, AND the Judson University Eagles. The "Puddy Tat" Award - Northwestern Wildcats, Eastern Illinois Panthers, McKendree University Bearcats, Concordia (IL.) Cougars, Greenville Panthers, Olivet Nazarene University Tigers, and the Saint Xavier University Cougars. The "Going To The Dogs" Award - Northern Illinois Huskies AND the Southern Illinois Salukis. The "George Clooney" Award - The Western Illinois Leathernecks.

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Cómo disfrutar del invierno bajo la luz de las velas?

Para muchos el invierno es una de las épocas de encierro más largo de las estaciones, pero para otros es una oportunidad para disfrutar de eventos al aire libre alrededor de Wisconsin. El DNR (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources) ha publicado una lista donde se pueden disfrutar desde el 7 de enero y hasta el 25 de febrero en diferentes ciudades. "Los eventos de invierno a la luz de las velas son algunas de las actividades más populares en los parques, bosques y senderos del estado de Wisconsin", dijo Steve Schmelzer, director de Administración de Parques y Recreación. "Muchos eventos se han convertido en una larga tradición en algunas de nuestras propiedades, con cientos o incluso miles de asistentes". Estos eventos gratuitos o de bajo costo, generalmente comienzan alrededor del atardecer y ofrecen una variedad de formas de disfrutar el paisaje invernal después del anochecer, que incluyen caminatas, caminatas con palos de nieve y esqui. Muchos incluirán actividades como fogatas, chocolate caliente, sidra y otros refrigerios disponibles para la venta o por donación, y algunos tendrán refugios de calentamiento cuando lo necesiten. Con el hashtag #OutWiGo se busca que aquellos que visiten estos eventos, o los que descubran, los compartan en las redes sociales.  “Las actividades a la luz de las velas son una excelente manera de ver los parques bajo una luz diferente. Este año, lo alentamos a que invite a alguien a asistir a un evento a la luz de las velas en 2023 si nunca ha estado antes o si ninguno de ustedes ha estado antes”, dijo Schmelzer. Recuerden que deben de pagar el 2023 Wisconsin state park admission y/o el state trail pass.  2023 Candlelight Events Jan. 7 Rib Mountain State Park Candlelight Snowshoe Hike Jan. 14 Devil's Lake State Park Candlelight Snowshoe Jan. 15 Havenwoods State Forest Candlelight Hike Jan. 21 Point Beach State Forest Candlelight Ski              Horicon Marsh Candlelight Hike Jan. 27 Red Cedar State Trail Candlelight Ski, Hike and Snowshoe Feb. 4 Candlelight Night On The Stower-7 Lakes State Trail: XC Ski, Hike, Snowshoe, Fat Bike Rib Mountain State Park Candlelight Snowshoe Hike Brule River State Forest Candlelight Ski And Hike Black River State Forest Candlelight Ski/Hike/Snowshoe  Feb. 11 Interstate Park Candlelight Night Pike Lake Candlelight Ski & Hike Feb. 18 Potawatomi State Park Winter Trails Day Feb. 25 Hank Aaron State Trail Candlelight Hike   Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNR   Read the full article

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Run for Ryan: Pella Christian rallies around paralyzed teammate : Inside US

Run for Ryan: Pella Christian rallies around paralyzed teammate : Inside US

Ryan Natelborg was about to start his senior season as one of the best runners on one of the best teams in the state. A swimming accident at a lake changed everything.On July 30, the Pella Christian senior was at Devil’s Lake State Park in Wisconsin. He ran into the water and dove in but did not realize how shallow the water was. He hit his head and immediately went numb.”I couldn’t move,” he…