Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Castle Mound - Black River State Foreset

The Black River State Forest, established in 1957 includes approximately 67,000 acres in Jackson County. The area is unique among the state forests mainly because of its geological features. The Forest lies on the edge of the glaciated central plain east of the rough coulee region or driftless area of Wisconsin. If you hike the nature trail to the top of Castle Mound, one can observe what was once the bed of glacial Lake Wisconsin. Unglaciated buttes, sandstone hills, and castellated bluffs such as Castle Mound dot the vast forest landscape. -Wisc. DNR

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Black River State Forest


Black River State Forest, originally uploaded by jw_creations.

One of the many dozens of flowages in the 68,000-acres of the Black River State Forest.