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3 days agoThis 1,200-mile Trail in the U.S. Follows the Path of the Last Ice Age Glacier-and It Has Waterfalls, Rock Formations, and Fall Colors
More than 12,000 years ago, as massive ice sheets that once blanketed much of North America began to retreat, they carved the dramatic landscapes we see today. Nowhere is this legacy more striking than in Wisconsin, where the remnants of glaciation are considered some of the world's best examples of how ice shapes the Earth. One of the most enduring of those remnants is the Ice Age Trail-a 1,200-mile route that traces the path of the last continental glacier and highlights Wisconsin's most scenic terrain.
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