Waukesha/Milwaukee County Chapter – Pike Lake Hike

Explore the Pike Lake Segment & the Pike Lake Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest!

Pike Lake Hike:

Join us as we travel to Washington County to explore the Pike Lake Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest! This loop hike will begin on the Ice Age Trail’s Pike Lake Segment and utilize the Pike Lake Unit’s color-coded trail system to return to our starting point.

Details:

We will begin near the south end of the Pike Lake Unit, and hike north on the Ice Age Trail. Near the family campground, we will loop back around to the south, heading towards the shore of Pike Lake before returning to our starting point. The planned hike is easy to moderate in difficulty, suitable for hikers of most ability levels, and will cover slightly more than 3 miles.

Dogs are welcome but must be leashed and cleaned up after. Please be sure to bring water, and consider bringing a lunch for post-hike socializing. If the weather is warm, you may also want to bring your bathing suit!

Location: 

The main entrance to the Pike Lake Unit is located off of Highway 60, in Hartford. We will meet at the large parking area off of Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive, toward the south end of the Pike Lake Unit, near the picnic shelters and beaches.

Contact:

Contact your leader, Mike with any questions or concerns.

Waukesha/Milwaukee Chapter: Hartland Walking Club – Pike Lake Hike

The Hike:

Meet at the beach parking lot at Pike Lake for a walk along the beautiful Pike Lake Segment of the Ice Age Trail. While you’re at it, check off a few miles on your #MammothHikingChallenge! All ages and abilities are welcome.

Details:

Our walks are usually 3-5 miles depending on the group we have and how far everyone wants to go. Please dress for the weather. Bring water. Jeff Romagna and the Hartland Recreation Dept. organized this hike. If conditions are unsafe we will cancel.

Contact Information:

Email comments or questions to either of your hike leader, Jeff.

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The Hartland Walking Club was created by local volunteers on the Village of Hartland Ice Age Trail Community Committee.