Timm's Hill County Park & Recreation Area
"Wisconsin's Highest Geographic Point"

Timm's Hill, originally settled as a logging camp, is located in the southeastern part of Price County near Ogema. At 1,952.5 feet above sea level, the hill and its accompanying park offer many scenic views and recreational opportunities throughout the year.

Fishing
Timm's Hill and Bass Lake, at depths in excess of 30 feet offer spring fed waters populated with bass and pan fish. A public fishing pier and boat landing are located on Bass Lake.

Hiking
Timm's Hill trail, a non-motorized connecting trail to the famed Ice Age Trail system, can access within the park. Throughout the park there are several scenic walking paths.

Auto Tours
County recommended auto routes with breathtaking views and access to the park's facilities pass directly through the park.

Snowmobiling
Snowmobile trails, connecting to over 500 miles of groomed trails in Price County, run adjacent to the park.

Cross Country Skiing
High Point Ski Trails, 7.5 miles of trails within the park, offer the beginner as well as the expert some of the hilliest terrain in the state.       

FACILITIES:
* Observation Tower
* Fishing Pier
* Playground Equipment
* Picnic Shelter
* Toilets
* Well

Visitors are Welcome 7:30am - 9:00pm