168 Hiking trails of Hixon Forest, LaCrosse WI Paper Products:36"x45" Hand Painted Original

168 Hiking trails of Hixon Forest, LaCrosse WI Paper Products:36"x45" Hand Painted OriginalHixon Forest On the east side of the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin nestles the Hixon Forest, which consists of over 800 acres of bluff land overlooking the Mississippi River Valley in the heart of the Driftless Region. The large forest preserve is believed to have it roots in Grandad Bluff, the nucleus of the forest and the focal point of the La Crosse community. In 1909, Joseph and Irene Hixon acquired Grandad Bluff to protect the bluff from

now known as Nicollet Creek

Between 1692 and 1821 Santa Fe flourished

the Adirondack Forest Preserve was created and designated a constitutionally protected Forever Wild area aimed "to preserve the exceptional scenic

Voyageurs National Park is known for housing some of the world’s oldest exposed rocks

and other groups labeled as sauvages

Johnson of St

the Casper Bowl Area

There are shallow areas for kids

such as Indian arrowheads

Other lakes include Big Crawling Stone Lake with 1

That same year

” Ancient American Indian influence is remembered in their agricultural methods of burning and deadening the trees for grazing and cropland