We parked at the Robertson trail head, hiked the Lodi Marsh Segment, then hiked the Eastern Lodi Marsh Segment as far as Wisconsin State Highway 113. Unusual for a Monday in February, I had company on the trail. My husband hiked with me, and we ran into a dog walker. Lodi Marsh is an easy hike, although hikers should expect a few gentle slopes. Eastern Lodi Marsh is moderate due to hills. These well-blazed and nicely maintained trails prove easy to follow. They showcase the work of hard-working volunteers who make the Ice Age Trail the gem that it is.
Lodi Marsh. |
Lodi Marsh. |
Lodi Marsh. |
Easter Lodi Marsh at Wisconsin 113. |
Eastern Lodi Marsh. |
Lodi Marsh. |
Trail Conditions - Hard-packed ice and snow covering well blazed, easy to follow trails. Temperature 11°F (-11.7°C) and overcast.
Distance Covered Today - 7.8 miles (12.5 km).
Difficulty - Easy to moderate, hilly.
Location - Ice Age Trail parking area on Lodi-Springfield Road about 2 miles southwest of the city of Lodi.
Highlights - Views of the surrounding hills.
Total Official Ice Age Trail Miles Completed to Date - Total official Ice Age Trail distance completed 43.6 miles (69.7 km). Trail 25.7 miles (41 km), connecting route 17.9 miles (28.8 km).
Total Additional Backtracking Miles Completed - 42.5 miles (67.9 km).
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