What to do in March
Mud, melt and eagles
In March you'll find hiking at 114 Wisconsin state parks, forests and trails, waterfalls at 9, cross-country skiing at 101, fishing at 56 and winter camping at 19.
Good to know
- Snowmelt season: northern waterfalls start to roar late in the month.
- Trails can be icy or muddy. Bring traction and stay on the trail to protect it.
- Up north there's often still snow for skiing.
Best bets
Hiking in March
114 places
- Black River State Forest
- Brule River State Forest
- Copper Falls State Park
- Devil's Lake State Park
- Flambeau River State Forest
- Governor Dodge State Park
Waterfalls in March
9 places
- Copper Falls State Park
- Governor Dodge State Park
- Willow River State Park
- Wyalusing State Park
- Pattison State Park
- Amnicon Falls State Park
Cross-country skiing in March
101 places
- Black River State Forest
- Brule River State Forest
- Copper Falls State Park
- Devil's Lake State Park
- Flambeau River State Forest
- Governor Dodge State Park
Fishing in March
56 places
- Black River State Forest
- Brule River State Forest
- Copper Falls State Park
- Devil's Lake State Park
- Flambeau River State Forest
- Governor Dodge State Park
Camping in March
19 places with winter camping
- Black River State Forest
- Copper Falls State Park
- Devil's Lake State Park
- Flambeau River State Forest
- Governor Dodge State Park
- Kohler-Andrae State Park
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