Natural Bridge State Park is located in what is called the Driftless Zone in South-central Wisconsin and on the edge of the Baraboo Ranges.
If you would love to explore the location further, you may consider spending more time in any of the campgrounds near the park.
There are two main hiking trails in this park. The predominant one is the Natural Bridge and Whitetail loop – a 1.5-mile loop that takes you to the bridge and the springhouse.
Dogs are allowed in most campgrounds, trails, roads, and outlying areas of the parks.
This is a region named for the sandy rivers that flow through here. It is a small community of friendly and hospitable people who are always ready to welcome visitors with a smile.