Baraboo Wisconsin is the last place that one would expect to see cranes but there they are. The... read more
We saw this on trip advisor as we were coming home from the dells and this popped up as this to do... read more
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Baraboo Wisconsin is the last place that one would expect to see cranes but there they are. The place is quite famous and has been around for many years. They have about two dozen species of cranes on display. The place is not too big,...More
We saw this on trip advisor as we were coming home from the dells and this popped up as this to do and it was amazing, if you get a chance to go with a guide you should they are very informative.
We stopped here to get some fresh air and stretch our legs. So glad that we did, only had about an hour to explore so we didn't do as much of the nature trails as we would have liked. The cranes were easy to see,...More
This was a quick side trip. Very neat to see all the cranes. Great photo opportunities were available. Really enjoyed the trip and will go back again.
We happened to make it just in time for the 10am tour and we were so thankful we did. We learned about all the crane species and how ICF is taking steps for conservation of not only the birds but their habitats.
What a fabulous treasure we have here! All of the entire 15 types of Cranes can be found here...approximately 15-20 minutes from the Dells, the trip to Baraboo is worth the time Money & experience! There's guided tours available, hiking trails & nature related gifts...More
Beautiful birds in a lovely setting cared for by people who are passionate about improving their habitats and numbers in the wild. 15 different species from all over the world!
Two reviews for the price of one. This is a wonderful place to visit. I found the price of admission to be very reasonable ($9.50 for general admission, $8 for us older coots). There are 15 species of cranes here, all of the crane species...More
We hiked the short scenic trails. Then went on the 1.75 hour tour given by Elijah. He did an excellent job. He was very well prepared and presented the information in a very relaxed manner while we admired the beautiful cranes. It's a wonderful refuge....More
Many years ago, it was only by chance that we discovered The International Crane Foundation in Wisconsin. That was a lucky day. So ofter, when one donates to support endangered species, you are not able to see them up close and become viscerally connected. This...More
