Photo gallery A heavenly time at Devil’s Lake
On Sept. 24, new University of Wisconsin–Madison transfer students enjoyed a day trip to Devil’s Lake State Park, where they took in stunning views from the park’s 500-foot quartzite bluffs and kayaked on the 360-acre Devil’s Lake. Educators gave lessons on the geographical and Indigenous history of the land. The hungry hikers also enjoyed a cookout in the perfect end to their day. The event was organized by the Transfer Transition Program, which helps transfer students get connected at UW–Madison.
New transfer students take in the view while on a trip to Devil’s Lake State Park in Baraboo. Photo by Colton Mansavage
Students scale the Devil’s Doorway rock formation. Photo by Colton Mansavage
The view was majestic at Devil’s Lake State Park. Photo by Colton Mansavage
Two birds wheel overhead on a foggy, overcast morning. Photo by Colton Mansavage
Students take a break from hiking and relax while kayaking on Devil’s Lake. Photo by Colton Mansavage
Students listen to Susan Johansen-Mayoleth, a Naturalist/Educator at Devil’s Lake State Park. Photo by Colton Mansavage
Students gather for a group photo. Photo by Colton Mansavage
Students and staff from the Transfer Transition Program enjoy a cookout together after a day spent hiking and kayaking. Photo by Colton Mansavage
Transfer students Alice Li and Christa Zhang enjoy food off the grill. Photo by Colton Mansavage
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