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Timm’s Hill County Park
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📍 W3206 Co Rd R R, Ogema, WI 54459, USA
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Park Information
Park Hours
Open Daily: Sunrise to Sunset
Office Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Seasonal variations may apply
Welcome to Timm’s Hill County Park, the highest natural point in Wisconsin and a breathtaking destination in the heart of Price County! At 1,951.5 feet above sea level, our park offers not only panoramic views that stretch for miles but also a diverse natural landscape that showcases the beauty of Wisconsin’s Northwoods. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, peaceful contemplation, or family recreation, Timm’s Hill provides an unforgettable experience that connects visitors with the natural splendor of our region. The park features well-maintained trails, observation towers, picnic areas, and natural habitats that support diverse wildlife and plant species. As stewards of this unique natural treasure, we’re committed to preserving its ecological integrity while making it accessible for visitors to enjoy and appreciate. From the vibrant colors of autumn foliage to the serene beauty of winter snowscapes, Timm’s Hill offers different experiences throughout the seasons, each revealing new aspects of Wisconsin’s highest point. Come explore, discover, and be inspired by this remarkable natural landmark in Price County.
Key Features:
• Highest natural point in Wisconsin (1,951.5 feet elevation)
• Panoramic views from observation towers
• Well-maintained hiking trails of varying difficulty
• Diverse natural habitats and wildlife viewing opportunities
• Picnic areas with scenic overlooks
• Educational signage and interpretive materials
• Seasonal beauty and photographic opportunities
• Accessible facilities and family-friendly amenities
Trail System:
• Summit Trail: Leads to the highest point and observation tower
• Nature Loop Trail: Gentle path through diverse ecosystems
• Ice Age Trail Segment: Connection to Wisconsin’s premier hiking trail
• Interpretive Trail: Educational stops about local flora and fauna
• Accessible Trail: Paved or improved surfaces for easier access
• Seasonal Trails: Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter
• Connecting Trails: Links to adjacent natural areas
• Trail difficulty ratings for appropriate planning
Observation & Viewing Opportunities:
• Main Observation Tower: 360-degree views from Wisconsin’s highest point
• Secondary Viewing Platforms: Different perspectives of the landscape
• Wildlife Observation Areas: Designated spots for birdwatching and animal viewing
• Seasonal Overlooks: Best locations for fall colors, spring blooms, etc.
• Photography Points: Recommended spots for capturing the scenery
• Sunrise/Sunset Viewing: Optimal times for dramatic lighting
• Stargazing Areas: Dark sky opportunities on clear nights
• Weather Observation: Unique perspective on weather patterns
Recreational Activities:
• Hiking and walking on maintained trails
• Birdwatching and wildlife photography
• Picnicking at designated areas with tables and grills
• Nature study and environmental education
• Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing (winter)
• Photography of landscapes and natural features
• Geocaching and outdoor treasure hunting
• Seasonal events and guided programs
Natural Features & Ecology:
• Diverse forest types including northern hardwoods and conifers
• Wetlands and aquatic habitats supporting unique species
• Geological features revealing Wisconsin’s glacial history
• Wildflower displays during spring and summer
• Fall foliage showcasing brilliant autumn colors
• Winter landscapes with snow-covered evergreens
• Bird migration stopover and nesting areas
• Mammal habitats supporting deer, foxes, and other wildlife
Educational Opportunities:
• Interpretive signage explaining natural and cultural history
• Guided tours and nature walks (seasonal)
• School and group educational programs
• Self-guided exploration materials
• Information about local geology and glacial history
• Wildlife identification resources
• Plant and tree identification guides
• Conservation and stewardship education
Facilities & Amenities:
• Parking areas with adequate space for visitors
• Restroom facilities (seasonal availability)
• Picnic areas with tables and grills
• Drinking water availability (seasonal)
• Information kiosk with maps and brochures
• Benches and resting spots along trails
• Shelter areas for inclement weather
• Accessibility features for visitors with mobility challenges
Seasonal Considerations:
• Spring: Wildflower displays, migrating birds, flowing streams
• Summer: Lush greenery, full canopy, warm-weather activities
• Fall: Spectacular foliage colors, cooler temperatures, harvest season
• Winter: Snow-covered landscapes, cross-country skiing, serene beauty
• Seasonal trail conditions and recommended gear
• Weather preparedness recommendations
• Special seasonal events and programs
• Best times for specific activities and viewing
Conservation & Stewardship:
Timm’s Hill County Park is managed with careful attention to conservation principles that protect this unique natural resource while allowing appropriate public access. Our stewardship practices include trail maintenance that minimizes erosion, habitat protection for sensitive species, invasive species management, and educational programs that promote environmental responsibility. We work with conservation partners, volunteer groups, and community organizations to ensure that Wisconsin’s highest point remains a healthy, vibrant natural area for future generations to enjoy.
Community Importance:
As Price County’s most prominent natural landmark, Timm’s Hill holds special significance for our community. It serves as a source of local pride, a destination for visitors, and a reminder of the natural beauty that defines our region. The park contributes to local tourism, provides outdoor recreation opportunities for residents, and supports environmental education that benefits our entire community. We’re honored to care for this special place and share it with those who appreciate Wisconsin’s natural heritage.
Visit Us Today:
Experience the beauty and grandeur of Wisconsin’s highest point at Timm’s Hill County Park. Whether you’re seeking challenging hikes, peaceful nature walks, photographic inspiration, or simply a place to connect with the natural world, you’ll find it here. Check seasonal conditions, plan your visit, and discover why this special place in Price County captures the hearts of all who experience it.
Location
Ogema Fire Tower, Timm's Hill Trail, Town of Hill, Price County, Wisconsin, 54459, United States