State Parks, Forests, and Trails With No Hunting Allowed

Deer hunting is allowed in some parks to control the deer population in order to protect endangered and other plants and to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease.

Parks that allow hunting are listed on another Web page. The hunting is allowed only in designated areas away from campgrounds, picnic areas, and other heavily used areas.

The following state parks, forests, and trails do not allow any hunting. They're arranged by the quarter of the state they're in, and parks with campsites open during deer season are indicated.

Northwest

• Amnicon Falls (camping)
• Copper Falls (camping)
• Lake Wissota (camping)
• Pattison (camping

Southwest

• "400" State Trail
• La Crosse River State Trail
• Merrick (campground closes November 30)
• Military Ridge State Trail
• Roch-A-Cri

Southeast

• Aztalan
• Big Foot Beach
• Glacial Drumlin State Trail
• Governor Nelson
• Havenwoods
• Pike Lake
• Lake Kegonsa
• Lapham Peak

Northeast:

• Bearskin State Trail
• Copper Culture
• Heritage Hill
• Potawatomi (camping)
• Whitefish Dunes

For more Information, ask Wisconsin State Parks, (608) 266-2181.