Wis. state parks offer Halloween activities
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- State parks and forests across Wisconsin are offering Halloween hikes, hayrides and trick-or-treating as the holiday approaches.
Heritage Hill State Park in Green Bay, for example, will offer trick-or-treating, scary storytelling and a costume contest. The Kettle Moraine State Forest-Northern Unit will offer Halloween nature hikes.
Devil's Lake State Park is offering a torch-lit hike, a bonfire and treats.
Point Beach State Forest is offering pumpkin carving, Governor Nelson State Park has scheduled a hike and bonfire and Mirror Lake State Park has set up a Halloween mystery candlelight hike.
The events are generally scheduled to run this weekend and next.
A full list of all the parks and forests offering activities and their dates is available on the state Department of Natural Resources' website.
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