Overlooking the Wisconsin River in south-central Wisconsin, the well preserved and maintained Kingsley Bend mound group is owned and managed by the Ho-Chunk Nation. These mounds formerly were preserved within [more]

Twelve mounds of the Rice Lake Mound Group are preserved in Indian Mounds Park, a city park on the shore of Rice Lake. The group once consisted of fifty-one conical [more]

Three linear and six conical mounds of the Cipra mound group can be viewed on this highway wayside along Hwy 60 near the Wisconsin River, five miles east of Bridgeport, [more]

Burrows Park, a small park on the shore of Lake Mendota, contains a bird effigy mound with a wingspan of 128 feet. A second effigy — a fox or canine-like [more]

Wyalusing State Park is located near Prairie du Chien on the high bluffs overlooking the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers. High vistas offer spectacular views of the rivers [more]

Located on the Crawfish River, one mile east of Lake Mills, Wisconsin, Aztalan is Wisconsin’s premiere archaeological site. Prior to a.d. 1050, this site was the location of a Late [more]

Picturesque and historic Madeline Island first cast its spell on Leo Capser in 1903. In 1958, the love he felt for the island manifested itself into the Madeline Island Museum. [more]

Several small groups of conical, oval, and short linear forms are located within this scenic park, situated on Lake Emily in Portage County. A group of six oval mounds, four [more]

A large bird effigy a wingspan of 270 ft. flies down a bluff slope edge high above the Mississippi River at the Cassville Bluffs Natural Area. It was documented in [more]