NATURE HIKE AT CARVER-ROEHL PARK

Meet at the far end of the park near the large picnic shelter.
This 53-acre park is Rock County’s second oldest park and one of its most scenic. Containing a spring-fed brook flowing along small limestone cliffs in a hardwood forest, the park harbors a wonderful diversity of spring woodland wildflowers with part of the park designated as a State Natural Area. Hiking: easy-
moderate with a few moderate slopes along the trail.
This event is free and open to the public.