easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for beginners and families; basic mobility and endurance for walking 3–5 miles on moderate terrain
Trees For Tomorrow in Eagle River offers immersive outdoor education experiences, from beginner mushroom foraging to geology hikes. Discover how their guided adventures bring Wisconsin’s Northwoods to life.
Located in the heart of Wisconsin’s Northwoods, Trees For Tomorrow offers a distinctive lineup of outdoor education and adventure experiences centered around the natural environment of Eagle River. This region is defined by dense mixed forests, glacial geology, and an abundance of freshwater lakes, making it a prime destination for immersive outdoor learning. Trees For Tomorrow provides access to hands-on trips such as nature hikes, geology walks, beginner mushroom foraging, and a youth-focused KinderWild summer camp session, each designed to engage participants with the living landscape while developing practical skills.
The Nature Hike and Geology Hike series highlight the unique glacial features and forest ecosystems of the area. Participants encounter ancient rock formations, observe local flora like towering pines and hardwoods, and gain insight into the ecological processes shaping this rugged region. Meanwhile, the beginner mushroom foraging trip introduces novices to identifying edible wild fungi, blending natural history, safety, and sustainable harvesting practices.
Trees For Tomorrow stands apart as an educational hub nestled just outside Eagle River, with facilities praised for their quality and accessibility. Reviews consistently commend the knowledgeable guides, well-maintained trail systems, and amenities including comfortable lodging and quality food services, making it a welcoming basecamp for families, youth groups, and outdoor enthusiasts. The summer KinderWild Camp invites younger adventurers to develop a lifelong connection to nature through interactive programs.
Whether you come for a day hike or participate in multi-day sessions incorporating hands-on lessons and outdoor skills, Trees For Tomorrow frames Eagle River’s natural environment as a live classroom. This commitment to environmental education tied closely with active adventure makes it a standout destination for anyone serious about understanding and engaging with the Wisconsin wilderness beyond a simple walk in the woods.
To protect sensitive ecosystems and reduce disturbance to local wildlife, always follow designated paths during hikes.
Weather in northern Wisconsin can shift quickly; pack appropriate layers and be prepared for sudden rain or cooler temperatures.
A reliable mushroom identification book or app is critical for beginners to safely distinguish edible fungi from toxic species.
Even on easy hikes, carry water and nourishing snacks to maintain energy and stay comfortable throughout your trip.
Trees For Tomorrow was established to provide hands-on environmental education rooted in the Northwoods’ unique ecosystems and cultural heritage.
The programs emphasize sustainable interaction with nature, promoting trail stewardship and responsible foraging practices to preserve the region’s biodiversity.
Offers reliable footing and ankle support on forest trails and uneven terrain.
Stay hydrated throughout the hike, especially during warmer months.
Protect against mosquitoes and ticks common in northern Wisconsin woods.
summer specific
Key for safely identifying edible fungi during mushroom foraging trips.
summer specific