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Car Rentals in Milwaukee and Kickapoo Valley Resverve

Surround yourself in natural Wisconsin beauty at Kickapoo Valley Reserve. Spanning 8,569 acres, the Kickapoo Valley Reserve is located between the villages of La Farge and Ontario on Highway 131 in southwest Wisconsin. Enjoy the scenic drive to Kickapoo with Mayfair Car Rentals Milwaukee. Known for hiking, biking, canoeing, camping, hunting, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and horseback riding, Kickapoo is an outdoors lover's paradise. Begin your car rentals Milwaukee vacation at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve Visitor Center, and end with a magical scenic view or sunset in the reserve itself.

Enjoy a welcoming smile

As you walk through the doors of the Kickapoo Valley Reserve Visitor Center, you'll be greeted by a smiling face and a plethora of information and excitement. Located 1.5 miles north of La Farge on Highway 131, the 8,300 square foot visitor center is the perfect place to enjoy a snack and park your car rentals Milwaukee vehicle. From November until May, the Center is open Monday through Saturday from 8am until 4:30pm. Memorial Day through October, the Center is open the same as winter hours, with the addition of Sundays and holidays from 10am until 4pm. Start your car rentals Milwaukee journey from the Visitor Center and the many trails that begin from this location. In addition, the Center features a 2,000 square foot exhibit gallery featuring a number of interactive displays and information about the reserve and its wildlife.

Pedal for hours through scenic trails

Over hills, through forests, and along rivers you'll find miles of Milwaukee's best biking trails. Park your car rentals Milwaukee vehicle and explore Kickapoo Valley Reserve by bicycle. Over 25-miles of paved roads traverse through the reserve and an additional 24-miles of off-road mountain bike trails are also available. Each trail is designed for riders of any athleticism and skill. Cycle through open meadows and ancient forests before taking a moment to pause at any number of beautiful scenic overlooks. For those looking for a challenge, Kickapoo also features several challenging trails.

It's time to take a journey on foot

Park your car rentals Milwaukee vehicle, and explore the reserve the way it was intended to be seen...on foot. Rugged hiking-only trails extend from several locations in the reserve. A one-mile loop is available from the visitor center. At the reserves northern end, hike from Winchel Valley Road to County Highway F on a beautiful two-mile path. Finally, Old 131 Trail extends for one mile just east of Highway 131 approximately 4 miles north of La Farge. Hikers are also welcome to traverse the mountain bike trails and 37 miles of equestrian trails.

Spend an evening under the stars

After experiencing the natural splendor of Kickapoo Valley Reserve, you might decide to spend a night...or several. The reserve offers 25 sites that are either accessible by vehicle or a short hike. All campsites are on a first come, first serve basis although you are required to obtain a camping permit at the visitor center or one of sixteen self-registration stations. Be aware, these campsites are for the adventurous as none features toilets or running water. Take a walk on the wild side with car rentals Milwaukee and Kickapoo camping.

Find more fun year round at Kickapoo

Whether you're visiting in the summer months or during the winter, there is excitement abound for car rentals Milwaukee customers. Float down the Kickapoo River for an afternoon of canoeing or kayaking and keep your eyes peeled for Wisconsin wildlife. In the winter months, the many biking, hiking, and equestrian trails are transformed into a snowy paradise for cross-country skiers, snowmobile enthusiasts, and those looking to snowshoe.

With a permit, hunting and fishing is also allowed in the reserve. Find deer, turkey, pheasant, rabbits, trout, and other river fish throughout this wonderful area. The next time you travel with Mayfair Car Rentals Milwaukee, visit Kickapoo Valley Reserve in beautiful southwestern Wisconsin.

For more information visit http://kvr.state.wi.us/.