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![Ice Age Trail Blaze](http://hikingdude.com/i/blog/iceage.jpg)
The volunteers that maintain those segments have done a great job. Along the way, there were four or five placards that described the terrain from the glaciers, the people that created the trail, and other interesting tidbits. If the rest of the trail has such kiosks, and well-marked routes, it will be a wonderful trek.
I did notice that someone had vandalized some of the trail signage - what a shameful way to waste money, effort, and time put out by volunteers to improve life for all of us.
![Ice Age Trail](http://hikingdude.com/i/blog/iatblaze.jpg)
Walking down a sidewalk in West Bend, I could have easily walked right past this pole if not expecting the cut-off into the forest. I found that I got tuned into keeping an eye out for yellow blazes and had no problems.
I stopped at a gas station for a Snickers bar and almost asked the clerk if he knew about the Ice Age Trail just to see. I can see I'll have to work on being a bit more outgoing with strangers to get the most fun out of these hikes. Just a bit over 3 months before I start for real.
Scout On
![Ice Age Trail Kewaskum Segment](http://hikingdude.com/i/blog/iat_kewaskum.jpg)
![Ice Age Trail West Bend Segment](http://hikingdude.com/i/blog/iat_westbend.jpg)
Posted: 13:42 11-29-2011 711
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