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Chimney Rock Wildlife Area
Chimney Rock Wildlife Area is a 634 acre property in Trempealeau County. Find it 9 miles north of Independence along CTH Y, 2 miles west of State Hwy. 93. The property consists of hardwood forest, marsh, grassland, and some farmland.
History of Management
The first land was purchased in 1959 to protect the wetland habitat that exists on the property. Since the initial purchase the Chimney Rock Wildlife Management Area has grown to 634 acres in size. The property has been actively managed through land acquisition, timber harvesting, tree and shrub plantings, grassland plantings, establishment of hunter walking trails and wetland development.
Recreation Opportunities
The following recreational opportunities exist at Chimney Rock Wildlife Area:
- Hunting - rabbits, squirrels, deer, turkey, ruffed grouse
- Trapping
- Hiking
- Pets (Note)
- Berry and mushroom picking
- Cross country skiing (No marked or groomed trails)
- Wildlife Viewing
- Bird watching
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Additional Information
Download [PDF 175KB] a map of this property.
Useful Links:
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- Trempealeau County Information [Exit DNR]
- Plan your trip to Trempealeau County [Exit DNR]
For more information on Chimney Rock Wildlife Area contact the property manager.
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