The Chippewa Moraine and Harwood Lake segments of the Ice Age Trail in northern Wisconsin pass by more than 20 kettle lakes and highlight several significant ice-walled lake plains. 

Our hike began near the Obey Interpretive Center, where there is a scenic overlook thanks to a glacier wall formed during the Ice Age. We hiked an average of 7 miles a day passing lake after lake formed from glacier movement.

Although relatively flat with manageable up and down hill hikes throughout, this is still a somewhat scenic hike with a lot of pretty views and twists and turns in the terrain along the way. Of my three backpacking trips thus far, this was the least technically challenging. I would like to return and do more of the scenic trail in southern Wisconsin.