Walla Hi County Park

Embark on an easy hiking adventure along the Ice Age Trail: Walla Hi Park Loop. This 2.6-mile (4.2 km) route guides you through a landscape shaped by glaciers, featuring gentle hills, ridges, and small kames. You will gain about 160 feet (49 metres) in elevation over an estimated 1 hour and 7 minutes, passing through a mixed forest of oaks, maples, pines, and birches, with a charming covered bridge and the sounds of babbling brooks adding to the serene atmosphere.

For your visit, Walla Hi County Park offers convenient amenities including parking, restrooms, and picnic areas, all located near the east trailhead. The trails are clearly marked and easy to follow, with helpful "you are here" maps available to ensure you stay on track. This makes planning your hike straightforward and enjoyable for all skill levels.

This loop provides a great opportunity to experience a segment of the renowned Ice Age Trail, showcasing the unique geological history of the region. The diverse terrain, from open expanses to dense woodlands, highlights the varied ecosystems found within the park. It is a notable trail for its accessibility and its connection to a significant national scenic trail.