On the Trail of the Ice Age A Guide for Wisconsin Hikers, Bikers, and Motorists

"On the Trail of the Ice Age" by retired Congressman, Henry S. Reuss has been revised. Subtitled "A Guide to Wisconsin's Ice Age National Reserve & Trail for Hikers, Bikers & Motorists," the book includes maps to the 1,000 miles of completed & proposed Ice Age National Scenic Trail & the nine National Scientific Reserves. The Trail's route traces the farthest advance of Wisconsin's glaciers, from Door County to the Milwaukee area, to the St. Croix River. This new edition provides a comprehensive overview of what Reuss calls "the planet's most notable collection of deposits left by the retreating glaciers. Reuss' book includes information on the glacial action which formed this unique terrain along with thumbnail biographiesfor some of the people who have lived along the glacier's route: John Muir, Aldo Leopold, Frank Lloyd Wright. The book includes 35 color illustrations, 40 black & white photos & 20 trail maps. There is a county by county description of the completed routes. Reuss has donated all proceeds to the Foundation. The 120-page book in hardcover is $24.95, paperback $19.95. Order from the Ice Age Park & Trail Foundation Inc., P.O. Box 422, Sheboygan, WI 53082-0422, include $2.95 shipping.Reuss, Henry S. is the author of 'On the Trail of the Ice Age A Guide for Wisconsin Hikers, Bikers, and Motorists' with ISBN 9780962707919 and ISBN 0962707910.