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State Natural Area Series: Frog Lake Hike

07/14/2012 08:30 AM - 11:30 AM CT

Admission

  • $9.00  -  Member
  • $12.00  -  General Public

Location

Summary

Each month this summer we are highlighting a local State Natural Area to learn about and visit. This month we visit Frog Lake, which, according to the WDNR, "features an undisturbed wilderness lake surrounded by old-growth northern dry-mesic forest in a large lowland bordering the Manitowish River". We'll explore this wonderful treasure by foot trail and learn a little bit about all of its amazing natural features.
8:30-11:30am.

Description

 

 
Pre-registration by the day prior required.  
Minimum attendance needed to run the class. 

For more information on the program, and a list of all the current SNAs, you can go directly to the WDNR website on the State Natural Areas Program. 

 

State Natural Area Series:

 

June 23 – Rice Creek by Canoe.  This month we visit Rice Creek, which “features a two-mile stretch of creek surrounded by a large wetland complex of conifer swamp, boreal rich fen, sedge meadow, and northern wet-mesic forest”.  We’ll explore this wonderful treasure and learn a little bit about all of its amazing natural features by canoe.  

 

July 14 – Frog Lake Hike.  This month we visit Frog Lake, which “features an undisturbed wilderness lake surrounded by old-growth northern dry-mesic forest in a large lowland bordering the Manitowish River”.  

 

August 13-  Papoose Creek PInes Hike.  This month we visit Papoose Creek Pines, which is “sandy-soiled flats bordering Papoose Creek support a medium-aged but representative dry-mesic to dry forest dominated by red pine and white pine”.  

 

September 8- Allequash Lake by Canoe.  This month we visit Allequash Lake, which is “situated on gently rolling to rough terrain is a mature second-growth dry mesic forest surrounding the south basin of Allequash Lake.