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Official sources checked October 24, 2026. Schedule comparison uses Oct 28, 2026 in Wisconsin time. Confirm current hours, tickets, weather and travel time with each operator.

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    South Central · Outdoor

    Devil’s Lake lakeshore & bluff walks

    Baraboo · Nature & fall color

    Opening days are not encoded for this place. Check operating hours separately before choosing it.

    Published dates
    Choose a route using current park notices; this is not a guided-event schedule.
    Budget
    Check state park vehicle admission requirements.
    Before you go
    Balanced Rock, East Bluff and West Bluff are classed as most difficult. Read route-specific surface and accessibility notes; leaves can conceal uneven footing.

    Official source: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/devilslake/recreation/hiking

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    Northwest · Outdoor

    Copper Falls waterfalls & woodland trails

    Mellen · Nature & fall color

    Opening days are not encoded for this place. Check operating hours separately before choosing it.

    Published dates
    Year-round park; check current trail and facility notices.
    Budget
    State park vehicle admission sticker required.
    Before you go
    DNR lists the 1.7-mile Doughboy's Nature Trail. Check the trail description, closures and conditions; no current leaf-color level is promised.

    Official source: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/copperfalls

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    Northeast · Outdoor

    Peninsula State Park & Eagle Tower

    Fish Creek · Nature & fall color

    Opening days are not encoded for this place. Check operating hours separately before choosing it.

    Published dates
    Tower normally opens approximately May 1–October 31; later access is weather-dependent.
    Budget
    Check state park admission requirements.
    Before you go
    Do not assume the tower is open in November. DNR describes an accessible canopy ramp; that does not make every park trail accessible.

    Official source: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/peninsula/tower

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