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Scuppernong Segment (Atlas Maps 80f, 81f; Databook pages 80–81)SNAPSHOT

5.6 miles: STH-67 Wayside to CTH-C

3 2 This segment courses over hilly terrain, through hardwood forests and past many trailside kettles.

TRAIL ACCESS AND PARKING

STH-67 Wayside: From I-94 at Ononomowoc, take Exit 282 onto STH-67 and go south 11.2 mi to the parking area.

CTH-C: From I-94 at Oconomowoc, take Exit 282 STH-67 and go south 8.5 mi. At CTH-C turn left and go east 1.3 mi to the Trail access on the south side of road. Roadside parking.

Additional Parking: (i) Piper Rd. Roadside parking. (ii) CTH-ZZ Kettle Moraine State Forest—Southern Unit (KMSF-SU) Scuppernong Hiking and Ski Trail parking areas. There is a parking area on each side of CTH-ZZ. Both have a blue-blazed spur trail leading to the Ice Age Trail. (iii) KMSF-SU Pinewoods Campground off Waterville Rd. Enter campground and go to the group camp loop. Park near restrooms.

THE HIKE

IFrom its starting point at the STH-67 wayside, the segment continues along the west side of STH-67 for less than half a mile before crossing over to the east side of the road. The segment intersects (WK16) a spur trail leading up to Kettle Moraine State Forest—Southern Unit (KMSF-SU) Backpack Shelter 1. Perched atop Spy Glass Hill, the vista from the shelter area is of a flat plain left behind after water drained from Glacial Lake Scuppernong. Just past the spur to the shelter, a second spur trail leads to McKeawn Springs, which flow into a trout pond and Scuppernong Creek.

The segment crosses Piper Road and travels through hilly terrain. A short distance south of CTH-ZZ, the segment intersects a blue-blazed spur trail. Hik-ers can follow the spur to the KMSF-SU Scuppernong Trail network southside parking area. Shortly after crossing CTH-ZZ hikers will encounter another blue-blazed spur trail leading to the Scuppernong Trail network’s northside parking area and trailhead, with restrooms and water. The segment heads east, parallel

At STH-67 Wayside, CTH-ZZ Kettle Moraine State Forest—Southern Unit (KMSF-SU) Scuppernong Trails trail-head, Pinewoods Campground and Ottawa Lake Campground.

From McKeawn Springs.

At KMSF-SU Backpack Shelter 1 (reservations required).

At KMSF-SU Pinewoods Campground and Ottawa Lake Campground .

At KMSF-SU Scuppernong Trails trail-head, Pinewoods Campground and Ottawa Lake Campground.

At KMSF-SU Backpack Shelter 1 (please respect those who have reserved the shelter), CTH-ZZ Scup-pernong Trails trailhead, Pinewoods Campground and Ottawa Lake Campground.

Dogs must be leashed.

other usesA small portion of the segment over-laps a campground road.

Spur trail to McKeawn Springs, spur trail (WK16) to KMSF-SU Backpack Shelter 1, two blue-blazed spur trails to parking areas areas, a horse trail and the Scuppernong ski/hike trail network.

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to CTH-ZZ, and then north, skirting around the Mackie Group Picnic Area.

North of CTH-ZZ the segment traverses a roller coaster of hills set in hard-wood forests among numer-ous trailside kettles. The segment reaches its highest point (1,075 feet) at a loca-tion (WK28) marked with a bench and crosses the Scup-pernong skiing/hiking trail several times as it continues north and west. The segment passes through the KMSF-SU Pinewoods Campground (with access to water and restrooms), then bends to the west and makes its way to its endpoint on CTH-C.

AREA SERVICES

Kettle Moraine State Forest—Southern Unit (KMSF-SU) Ottawa Lake Campground: Camping. From the STH-67 wayside go north on STH-67 1.7 mi. Where CTH-ZZ heads west from STH-67, turn left on to CTH-ZZ and go 0.2 mi (262-594-6220, dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks /name/kms; reservations: 888-947-2757, wisconsin.goingtocamp .com).

Eagle: See Eagle Segment, p. 282. From the STH-67 wayside go south ~3 mi.

Dousman: See Waterville Segment, p. 286. From the STH-67 wayside go north ~8 mi.

KMSF-SU Backpack Shelter 1: Camping. On Trail. Reservations required: (888-947-2757, wisconsin.goingtocamp.com) and only one group (up to 10) per shelter per night is allowed. No potable water is available at the shelter. Hikers should obtain water from the STH-67 wayside, 0.4 mi south of the shelter’s spur trail intersection with the Trail.

North Prairie: Restaurant, convenience store. From the Piper Rd. Trail access go 3.5 mi east on Piper Rd. and STH-59 (State Rd.).

KMSF-SU Pinewoods Campground: Camping (seasonal). On Trail (262-594-6220, dnr.wi.gov/topic /parks/name/kms; reservations: 888-947-2757, wisconsin.goingtocamp.com).

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