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Map of the Driftless Area of Wisconsin
“The Driftless Area includes 15,425,920 acres,which is 24,103 square miles, covering all or part of 57 counties in southeast Minnesota, southwest Wisconsin, northeast Iowa and a small portion of northwest Illinois in the Upper Mississippi River Basin. This unique area was by-passed by the last continental ice sheet resulting in a steep, rugged landscape. The area is characterized by karst topography with shallow limestone bedrock, caves and sinkholes.”
Driftless Area Initiative: http://www.driftlessareainitiative.org/
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Sandstone Ridge, Pier Natural Bridge Park – Rockbridge, Wisconsin
The West Branch of the Pine River flows under this 60 foot high sandstone ridge to join the Pine River.
Pier Natural Bridge Park video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU-ULysFXYc
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Pier Natural Bridge Park, Pine River – Rockbridge, Wisconsin
Pier Natural Bridge Park video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU-ULysFXYc
Download videos to your IPod at: http://earthspaces.podbean.com/
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Pier Natural Bridge Park, Bridge over Pine River – Rockbridge, Wisconsin
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Belmont Mound – Belmont, Wisconsin
Belmont Mound State Park and First Capital Historic Site video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti97tH_JjYQ
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Mill Bluff State Park – Camp Douglas, Wisconsin
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Wildcat Bluff, Mill Bluff State Park – Camp Douglas, Wisconsin
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Long Bluff, Mill Bluff State Park – Camp Douglas, Wisconsin
