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SAUK RAIL TRAIL UPDATE:
YELLOW HIGHLIGHTED area on the map to the right will be CLOSED
A small section of the Sauk Rail Trail in Sac County will be closed after the July 4th weekend. The part of the trail that currently sits atop the DNR Black Hawk Marsh dike will be removed starting on Monday, July 8th. The concrete trail is being removed to allow the DNR to repair and rebuild the dike later this year. This portion of the Sauk Rail Trail will be closed until a new concrete trail can be constructed next year. For any questions please contact the Sac County Conservation Board office at Hagge Park.
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The Sac County Conservation Board (SCCB) manages nearly 900 acres of parks, wildlife areas, and recreational trails throughout Sac County. Many recreational opportunities await you in these areas, ranging from biking the scenic Sauk Rail Trail to walking the wooded trails of Hagge Park, to hunting deer or pheasants at Whitetail Woods or any of our other wildlife areas. Sac County Conservation Board manages three parks, Hagge, Grant, and Reiff, for camping. There is also plenty of opportunity for bird watching, canoeing, fishing, and more!
Check out the Environmental Education page to learn about the different educational programs done through out the year. These programs are designed to increase awareness and enjoyment of the county’s natural resources. The environmental education program is active throughout the year, presenting at the local libraries, schools, civic groups and clubs, Boy and Girl Scouts, and to the general public.