Lansing Loop Trip

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Lansing Loop Trip
Saturday March 14, 2009

Meet at the LaCrescent, MN Kwik Trip, located at the junction of Hwys 16, 61, & 35 in LaCrescent, MN at 9AM. This tour of the Mississippi River Pool 8 & bottomland hardwood forests between LaCrescent/LaCrosse and Lansing, Iowa will view many waterfowl, Bald Eagles & possibly their nests. South in Minnesota on Hwy 26 to Lansing, Iowa, cross into Wisconsin, north on Hwy 35/61 back to LaCrosse/LaCrescent.Lunch on your own in Lansing, Iowa or bring your own.
Return to LaCrosse/LaCrescent about 3PM or leave as you wish. About a 75 mile round trip. We will visit Poole Slough bordering the MN/IA state line at New Albin, IA.
Fred Lesher, LaCrosse, WI.

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