If you’re going to go for a hike, might as well get a nice view out of it. Many trails in Wisconsin have great scenery. But there’s something about hiking in Copper Falls State Park, particularly Doughboys’ Trail. This 3,000 acre state park is located near Morse, Wisconsin. Through it flows the Bad River, which drops several times into beautiful waterfalls.
- This trail is just 1.7 miles.
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- And it is easy enough for all skill levels.
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- There are two falls: Copper Falls and Brownstone Falls.
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- Scenic overlooks give you an amazing view of the falls.
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- The air is so fresh and smells like pine.
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- At any point on the trail, you can hear the roll of the falls.
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- The trail is incredibly well-maintained.
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- There is even a half mile segment for people with disabilities.
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- Ancient lava flows and deep gorges add to the visual interest.
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- Copper Falls is often called one of the most scenic places in Wisconsin, and this trail will help you experience it.
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Hiked this one before? Check out this list of other scenic trails.
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