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Located in Lake Street Park, the pier offers an easy-to-use free kayak launch. Street parking…
As one of Middleton’s newest parks, the ribbon was officially cut on Lake Street Park…
Open daily from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m., during their winter season, the CXC Outdoor…
This 25-acre glacial kettle pond and restored wetland was part of the George Tiedeman family…
Stricker Pond is Middleton’s largest kettle pond at approximately 30 acres in size. The pond…
This 5.3-acre site is located along Stonefield Road, between the railroad tracks and Old Middleton…
This conservancy area is located north of Whittlesey Road, west of Pheasant Branch Road and…
This 5-acre prairie conservancy area is located along Valley Ridge Road, south of Orchid Heights…
This 12-acre site is located in Middleton Hills, between Frank Lloyd Wright Avenue and High…
This pond and conservancy area is located along the west side of Pheasant Branch Road,…
This 3-acre oak savanna includes soft surface and wood chipped hiking trails, interpretive signs and…
Areas A, B and C of this conservancy are located in Lakeview Park west of…
The 19.2-acre site was initially divided into four units: oak woodland, hay field, old field…
This prairie conservancy is maintained as a natural area south of White Coral Way and…
This conservancy area is located on the city’s northern boundary. The 33-acre site is uniquely…
This 3-acre detention pond, seeded as wet prairie, is located on Gaylord Nelson Road. On-street…
This pond was historically an isolated kettle pond, but was engineered to connect to the…
This 3-acre conservancy area is located east of Gammon Road across from Tiedeman Pond. The…
The 682-acre Conservancy protects Pheasant Branch Creek, which supplies Lake Mendota with 1,800 gallons of…
