Wisconsin Driftless Area

The Driftless area of Wisconsin is an area of the state that the last great glacier missed leaving some very hilly nearly mountainous terrain.
The roads are great in this area of the state with little traffic. Most of the town roads can have 800 feet to 1000 feet of climbing every 10 or so miles.
My pal Jerry and I did about 60 miles the last week of November on a very chilly windy day but it was worth the drive up to Tower Hill State Park. A few days later we got a foot of snow in Wisconsin and at least for me my cycling season was over and the Cross Country Season began!
The country is very rural with few services.

This was a crossing of the Wisconsin River via Lodi WI. This is very hilly country.
The ferry was a break on this long GLR Brevet.

Now that the snow is gone we will just have to remember how awesome the cross country skiing has been in the Kettle Moraine forest the last few years. Hope the snow comes back next season like this year.

Dry roads and a late Winter ride on a bicycle? Ya have to admit its beautiful in the Kettle Moraine Forest.