The bluffs

Disclaimer for the Bluffs

The Bluffs are a beautiful place though everyone has to keep in mind it is a part of nature and it has a mind of its own. It is smart when going in to keep an eye on the weather as it could get very muddy and possibly dangerous with falling rocks and trees. It is also important that if you are hiking be prepared with food, water and safety gear for wherever you go.

Directions for Hiking Trailheads

Birch to Vista Prairie Lookout Loop- 2600 Old Quarry Rd, La Crosse, WI 54601

Ironman Butterfly Loop -3701 Old Vineyard Rd, La Crosse, WI 54601

Mathy tract, Mississippi Valley Conservancy- N3065 County Rd FA, La Crosse, WI 54601

Hiking trails

Lacrosse is filled to the brim with hiking trails. There are so many different kinds of hikes for everyone. If you take these trails you are bound to see a beautiful view as you are hiking in the bluffs.

Birch to Vista Prairie Lookout Loop

4.3-mile Loop
590 ft high
Easy Route
Hike time is around two hours

Ironman and Butterfly Trail Loop

1.8- mile loop
269 ft high
Moderately challenging route
Hike time is around 45 minutes

Views on the way up the Ironman Butterfly Loop

This is a picture of my roommate and I hiking this trail, we would highly recommend although I am clearly out of breath in this picture.

Mathy Tract-Mississippi Valley Conservancy

2.9- miles
173 ft high
Moderately challenging route
Hike time is around an hour

Directions to Bluff views

Grandad Bluff- 3020 Grandad Bluff Rd, La Crosse, WI 54601

Miller Bluff/The Rim- W6025 Rim of the City Rd, La Crosse, WI 54601

The Best Views in the Bluffs

The bluffs are a beautiful place because anywhere you go it is going to be an amazing sight. Though these are the top spots of overlook the city.

Grandad Bluff

This is a beautiful spot for everyone to see it is gorgeous. This place is more family-friendly as they have safety rails and spots to go and look out over the city.

Miller Bluff- AKA The Rim

This is my favorite spot to go in Lacrosse hands down. This is a gorgeous lookout although it may not be for you if you are afraid of heights because there are no guard rails. This spot also has about a five-minute hike to the spot but it is definitely worth your time.

Links to Geocaching in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Geocaching Trails & Trail Maps | TrailLink

Geocaching

For those who don't know geocaching is a recreational activity of hunting for and finding a hidden object by means of GPS coordinates posted on the geocaching website. This is such a fun activity for you and your friends to do as well as seeing new things.

How to find geocaching

For all the adventurous people that are interested in geocaching in the bluffs to find certain geocaches in your area you can go to geocaching.com La Crosse Wisconsin. This website will give you directions on how to find to geo and it will lead you right to it.

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