Maps

The maps below are meant to give a general overview of the trail and highlight some important points of interest. A comprehensive trail atlas and guidebook is available for purchase from the Ice Age Trail Alliance. The Alliance also maintains an interactive trail map and information about trail conditions on its website.

 

Interactive Web Map

 

 

Map of Wisconsin

 

Map of Wisconsin showing the route of the Ice Age Trail, major glacial features, cities, and parks.

NPS map

 

Glacial Passage Area hiking trails.

NPS

Glacial Passage Area Hiking Trails

The Glacial Passage Area in Cross Plains, Wisconsin, has a number of loop trails and a segment of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail.

Download a georeferenced PDF of the Glacial Passage Area (2.6MB) that can also be used in the Avenza App.

 

Brochures

Explore the Ice Age National Scenic Trail with our informative brochure, designed to introduce you to this breathtaking 1,200-mile journey through Wisconsin.

How to Obtain a Brochure

Order Online

To receive a brochure by mail, use the following direct link: Ice Age National Scenic Trail Brochure.

Download a PDF Version

You can download a pdf of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail brochure at this link.

Find a Printed Brochure

National Park Service Office

Printed brochures containing information about the Ice Age National Scenic Trail and a state-wide map are available at the National Park Service Administrative Office in Cross Plains, Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Brochures for many state-owned properties along the trail can also be obtained from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

Ice Age Trail Alliance

The Ice Age Trail Alliance offers various brochures, including an "Inn to Inn" hiking guide, a comprehensive trail atlas, and a detailed guidebook to enhance your journey on the trail.