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Ice Age National Scenic Trail
700 Rayovac Drive Suite 100
Madison, WI, 53711
Once upon a time, the country was covered in gigantic glaciers, but all that is left of them today is wide canyons and beautiful rivers. Curious people from Madison apartments can explore these beautiful landscapes are in luck, because all you have to do is come visit the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, and you can come get a look at just what can happen to the land after living under a glacier for so long. Those with apartments near the Ice Age National Scenic Trail have it even easier, having plenty of time explore the 1,200 mile trail at their leisure, since they live so close. When a person from a Madison apartment first steps into the park, they can instantly feel all the history of the park. When they realize that they're walking in the same land that was once walked by Mammoths, Saber-toothed tigers and other great beasts, something is sure to be awakened in them. It's awe inspiring to know that you walk in the tracks of Mammoths, but the land itself is enough to bring on the awe. Some of the most beautiful vistas and views in the entire state can be found within this park, and those with apartments near the Ice Age National Scenic Trail can see that beauty simply by looking out their window. Being such a long trail, there are always plenty of chances to see something new, depending upon what part of the trail you decide to walk on, making each new visit a unique experience, even for those with apartments near the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. Madison is a city full of beautiful spots, but there are few more beautiful spots in the state than the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, offering up landscapes that only a glacier could have created.