Ice Age Trail is a national scenic trail located in Wisconsin, United States.

Established by the Act of Congress in 1980, the 1,200-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail was born out of the need of a glacier forest park to be established along the edge of the last glacier in Wisconsin.
 
Created to preserve and protect the glaciations, the Ice Age Park and Trail Foundation has also published two guide books to help visitors learn more about the place.

Visitors get to see the finest examples of continental glaciations in the world with the diverse geological features celebrating the legacy of the Ice Age. Visitors can revel in the recreational activities like hiking, backpacking, bird watching, nature walks which are offered at this place.

Also, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, camping, hunting and fishing are available.