Followers 378 Catches 18 Spots 31 Charts and Maps; River Info: Charts and Maps Explanation of data: Over 3.5 feet: Flood stage. Surging out of a vast watershed around Wilton, on the Elroy-Sparta State Trail, it twists for more than 125 miles as it flows toward the Wisconsin River at Wauzeka, just east of Prairie du Chien, 65 highway miles later. After record crests along the Kickapoo river, the flooding still continues. Kickapoo River Map – The Kickapoo Valley Reserve has a detailed map of the Kickapoo River from Ontario to La Farge. Of the 26 sites, there are 15 that are vehicle accessible (two of which are on the river) and there are 11 Paddle-In/Hike-In/Bike-In sites (9 of which are on the river). Meandering through the site is the scenic Kickapoo River bordered by numerous sheer cliffs and forested bluffs. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. It shows bridge / landing locations, paddle distances and times, and locations of self-registration stations. The Kickapoo River Wildlife Area is a 5,697 acre property (1927 acres state-owned and 3770 acres private lands under easement for hunting and fishing only) located within the Lower Kickapoo and Kickapoo Conservation Opportunity Area in Wisconsin's Wildlife Action plan Keywords: Kickapoo, hunting, fishing, Wildlife Area, DNR, Updated on The Kickapoo River winds through the Wildcat Mountain State Park (also listed in our blog about our favorite state parks in the area!) Kickapoo: Aside from Wildcat Mountain (great campground), there is a small riverside campsite you can use, but it does require reservations and does fill up fast. The upper River Info. The Kickapoo River, like the Lower Wisconsin Riverway, is a staple for canoeing and kayaking in Wisconsin. Crests have been reached and waters are quickly receding. The Kickapoo Valley Reserve allows for first-come, first-served primitive camping at a total of 26 designated sites surrounding the river. There are neat hiking trails in Wildcat Mountain Park (especially the Ice Cave trail by Billings Creek). The trail is primarily used for hiking and trail running and is best used from April until October. It’s more stunning with every stroke that carries you down river. However, additional heavy rains are possible over the next several days If they fall over the river basin, additional flooding would occur. The shallow, gently flowing river is tame enough for the beginner but scenic enough for the advanced paddler as well. The Upper Mississippi River is home to over 119 species of fish - more species than are found in any of Wisconsin’s inland lakes. and the Kickapoo Valley Reserve. Over 2.5 feet to 3.5 feet: Fast moving water, possible dangers include strainers caused by debris in water. The Kickapoo River is the only river that starts and ends in the Drift-less Region and is a great example of the dendritic system with many streams emptying into the main stem. Overview. Dangerous conditions, expect possible river closures. Mississippi River Pool 10. It’s more stunning with every stroke that carries you down river. Kickapoo River is a 5.9 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Wauzeka, Wisconsin that features a river and is rated as moderate. The Kickapoo is the most crooked river in North America and one of the best-loved canoeing rivers in the Upper Midwest.