The Driftless area gets its name from the total lack of glacial drift material – in other words the last glaciers never reached this area and is the only part of Wisconsin with no natural lakes. In addition to the curious topography of steep slopes and cliffs, there are unique habitats that are home to rare species of plants and animals.










Just drive down the road a bit and you’ll find the expansive Kickapoo Valley Reserve is located just south of Ontario and offers outdoor opportunities no matter your interest or the season. 8,600 acres of public land located between the villages of La Farge and Ontario with opportunities for mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, snowshoeing, photography, or birding. The KVR also offers amazing night sky viewing opportunities. Be sure to check out the visitor center to learn more about the natural resources and unique history of the reserve!








