Harrow's Woods State Natural Area offers visitors a chance to explore one of Wisconsin’s pristine forest landscapes, perfect for enthusiasts of outdoor leisure and nature observation.
Located in the central region of Wisconsin, Harrow's Woods State Natural Area covers a diverse ecological landscape that showcases a rich assembly of hardwood forests, wetlands, and grassland. This conservation area serves as a valuable habitat for a variety of wildlife species, including white-tailed deer, great horned owls, and numerous songbirds. Historically, the area has been minimally developed to preserve its natural beauty, making it ideal for peaceful hiking and birding. The woods feature numerous trails that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the lush greenery and undisturbed nature. Guided nature walks are often held to educate visitors on the flora and fauna, as well as the conservation efforts in place. It's a favored spot for those looking to connect with nature through low-impact recreation, photography, and environmental study.
Spectacular views from Bluff Loop Trail
Old-growth hardwood forest ecosystem
Historical remnants from early 20th-century logging
The tranquil Bog Lake known for seasonal bird migrations
A serene lake that provides habitats for various waterfowl species.
A challenging trail offering panoramic views of the surrounding forest.
An easy trail that traces the path used by early loggers.