Snowshoeing in Neshota Park Denmark Wisconsin

Snowshoeing in Neshota Park Denmark Wisconsin

Today I headed out to go snowshoeing in Neshota Park Denmark Wisconsin.  The park is excellent in all seasons, as you will see from some of the pictures. The big draw in winter, it is only one of two parks in Brown County that one can snowshoe.

General Info.

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General:	The park is a dog-friendly park that is open from 8-10 PM and offers 260 acres to explore. Some activities you can do on the property are hiking, snowshoeing, skiing, horse trail riding, sledding, and snowmobiling. The park has a playground, bathrooms, and a warming shelter for winter.
Address:	5757 Park Rd, Denmark, WI 54208
State:	Wisconsin
County:	Brown County
Google Map Location:	Click To Google Map Map Me
Cost:	FREE (Fee for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing & horse trail riding.)

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Exploring In Winter

Fee To Ski & Snowshoe: Daily pass available at the park or purchase a yearly pass.
Dog Friendly: Dogs must be on a leash.
Snowshoeing: Must stay on the right-hand side of every trail.
Winter Map: View

The 6 miles of trails at Neshota Park are trails that are shared with cross-country skiers and they ask that a snowshoer stays on the right-hand side of every trail. That is doable.  No issues there. Also, you can not walk on the trails in winter, you must ski or snowshoe.

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 Snowshoeing is a slower way to travel and allows you to get out and explore nature in a whole new way. It also allows you to see areas that you can only explore when the earth is frozen solid.

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We cannot stop the winter or the summer from coming. We cannot stop the spring or the fall or make them other than they are. They are gifts from the universe that we cannot refuse. But we can choose what we will contribute to life when each arrives.

– Gary Zukhav

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The Winter Scene

The wildlife doesn’t seem to understand what you are doing.  Sometimes, you will see white-tailed deer, maybe a fox, a raccoon, or one of several types of birds tweeting you a morning hello.

You just never know what you are going to see on any given day. It could be spotting one of our winter bird visitors, a woodpecker, or even witnessing the gray squirrels mating practices during the months of January and February.

That is the beauty of nature, it is a new experience each month, day, hour, and minute.

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Spring & Summer

The woodland areas come alive during the spring and summer months. There are all sorts of wildflowers and weeds, butterflies, moths and skippers, damselflies, and other critters running around.

My favorite thing about spring? The frog singing chorus. If you are out in the late afternoon through the nighttime hours, listen for the wood frog he sings a beautiful chorus. This is the mating chorus.

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Chasing Down Tadpoles

Then there is chasing down tadpoles thing I got going on. Brings me back to my childhood.

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Now, I didn’t need a scientist to tell ME this, I know it to be true!

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Natures Prints & Gifts

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