We’re sorry, this field trip is canceled due to concerns around COVID-19.
However, we will post resources soon for you to recreate this trip on your own! Stay tuned.
Baxter’s Hollow is one of the most scenic areas in the Baraboo Hills. We will search for breeding species like the winter wren, worm-eating, mourning, cerulean, and hooded warblers, Louisiana waterthrush, both cuckoos, and any migrants passing through. The trip will depart from the Middleton Park & Ride at 6:30 a.m, or meet at Baxter's Hollow (Stones Pocket Road) at 7:15 a.m.
RAIN DATE: Monday, May 25 (Memorial Day)
ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES:
Trail grade and #/type of trail impediments are ok for those with difficulty walking or wearing children in packs
Field trip leader is adept at birding by ear and can accommodate those with visual impairments
Mostly on paved road, but the terrain is steep in sections
APPROXIMATE DISTANCE FOR WALKING: 1-3 miles
RSVP REQUIRED? No
FIELD TRIP LEADER: Peter Fissel, (608) 226-0260, peter.fissel@wisc.edu
Header photo by Andy Reago and Chrissy McClarren
