Ice Age Trail Themed Hiking-Walking Stick

Celebrate one of America’s great long-distance hiking trails with the Ice Age Trail Themed Hiking-Walking Stick, a handcrafted wooden hiking stick created for Wisconsin hikers, section hikers, backpackers, outdoor travelers, and anyone with a connection to the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. Made in the Midwest from sustainably sourced Appalachian poplar, this trail-ready walking stick combines detailed Ice Age Trail artwork, natural hardwood character, and Free Personalization.

The engraving stretches across the stick with names from throughout the trail, creating a distinctive keepsake for hikers who have explored a favorite segment, completed multiple sections, or are working toward an end-to-end Ice Age Trail adventure.

THE ICE AGE TRAIL IN ONE DISTINCTIVE DESIGN

Look closely and the engraving becomes a map of memories from across Wisconsin. The design incorporates recognizable Ice Age Trail segments, communities, waterways, forests, and hiking destinations including St. Croix Falls, Gandy Dancer, Pine Lake, Blue Hills, Firth Lake, Harwood Lakes, Loew Lake, Underdown, Harrison Hills, Summit Moraine, Mecan River, Chaffee Creek, Portage Canal, Lapham Peak, Scuppernong, Sturgeon Bay, McKenzie Creek, Indian Creek, Sand Creek, Timberland Hills, Chippewa River, Lake Eleven, Jerry Lake, Devil’s Staircase, Lumbercamp, Cross Plains, Devil’s Lake, Dells of the Eau Claire, Monches, Milwaukee River, Gibraltar Rock, Grassy Lake, Bear Lake, Hemlock Creek, LaBudde Creek, Grandfather Falls, Kewaunee River, Holy Hill, Eagle Point Beach, Kettlebowl, Greenbush, Blue Spring Lake, Parnell, Wood Lake, Turtle Rock, Blackhawk, Walla Hi, Camp 27, and Mondeaux Esker.

Wildlife silhouettes are woven among the names, while the Ice Age Trail emblem near the handle completes the design.

• Detailed Ice Age Trail laser engraving

• Features destinations and segments from across Wisconsin

• Wildlife imagery integrated throughout the artwork

• Ice Age Trail emblem incorporated into the design

• Created for both hiking and display

FREE PERSONALIZATION INCLUDED

Make your Ice Age Trail walking stick truly personal with Free Personalization of up to 12 words.

Add a hiker’s name, trail name, dates, mileage, completion year, meaningful message, or another short inscription. It is an especially fitting way to commemorate an end-to-end hike, section-hiking milestone, favorite Wisconsin adventure, or years spent exploring the trail.

MIDWEST CRAFTSMANSHIP YOU CAN FEEL

Each Ice Age Trail hiking stick is handcrafted in the Midwest from sustainably sourced Appalachian poplar. Every piece is individually prepared, precision laser engraved, sanded, and finished to create a comfortable wooden hiking staff with its own natural character.

Because we use real hardwood, variations in grain, tone, and markings ensure that every finished stick is unique.

• Handcrafted in the Midwest

• Sustainably sourced Appalachian poplar

• Precision laser-engraved artwork

• Individually sanded and finished

• Natural wood grain makes every stick one of a kind

TRAIL-READY FEATURES

This is more than an Ice Age Trail souvenir. It is built to accompany hikers on weekend outings, section hikes, camping trips, and everyday walks.

A durable paracord-wrapped handle and wrist strap provides a comfortable, secure grip. More than 25 paracord colors let you customize the appearance, while three available lengths make it easier to select the right fit for the individual hiker.

• Available in 48", 55", and 58" lengths

• More than 25 paracord color choices

• Paracord-wrapped handle and wrist strap

• Stainless steel ferrule

• Optional rubber walking tip

• Lightweight hardwood construction

A MEANINGFUL GIFT FOR ICE AGE TRAIL HIKERS

The Ice Age Trail Themed Hiking-Walking Stick makes a memorable gift for section hikers, backpackers, Wisconsin adventurers, campers, trail volunteers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone working toward a major hiking accomplishment.

Personalized with a name, date, mileage, or special message, it becomes more than hiking equipment. It becomes a lasting record of miles traveled, landscapes explored, milestones reached, and memories made along one of Wisconsin’s most remarkable trails.