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Join the Spring Migration to
Dodge County!

Springtime in Dodge County is filled with the rush of the wings and the songs of thousands of migrating birds. Numerous species of ducks, geese, shorebirds, songbirds and raptors wing their way north to soar over the lush landscape of Horicon Marsh, the largest freshwater cattail marsh in the U.S.

Explore the Horicon Marsh this spring by canoe, kayak or guided pontoon boat cruise. Or, take advantage of the extensive trails and roadways around the marsh for a bicycling, hiking or a scenic auto tour.

Don’t miss the The Horicon Marsh Bird Festival, May 9-12, featuring hikes, tours and presentations. Get a complete list of Dodge County spring events.

Anglers looking for great early season panfish action shouldn’t miss Dodge County’s Beaver Dam Lake and Fox Lake, two incredible fishing opportunities. The Crawfish and Rock Rivers also provide great spring fishing action for a number of species.

There’s just so much to do in Dodge County in the spring. Bicycle the Wild Goose Trail, a 34-mile path running north to south through the County. Golfers can choose from two excellent public courses. The small, friendly communities of Dodge County offer opportunities for shopping and dining, as well as some unique attractions and events.

Dodge County parks include the unique rock formations at Ledge Park and 40 ancient burial mounds at Nitschke Mounds County Park.

Just minutes from Milwaukee, it’s easy to get to Dodge County.