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Green Spaces Attractions & Resources

Basketball

Some courts are full; some are half.

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Boat Landing

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Boat Rental

Wingra Canoe and Sailing Center 233-5332

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Cross Country Skiing

Be sure to follow posted signs.

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Dog Walking

All Madison dogs must be licensed. Person walking dog must have a method of retrieving any pet waste with them. No parks in the Dudgeon-Monroe area allow dogs but several parks in the Madison area do allow dogs.

For more information call 266-4711 or pick up a pamphlet regarding Dog Parks at the Parks Division, 215 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Also ask neighbors with dogs for ideas on unofficial areas that are dog friendly.

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Fishing

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Hockey Rinks (Season Permitting)

Some rinks may be reserved at 266-4711. Otherwise use is first come, first served.

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Native American Effigy Mounds

Giant panthers, monstrous bears, and an enormous turtle are some of the examples of surviving earthwork effigy mounds built by Late Woodland Indians in Southern Wisconsin between 250 and 1300 A.D., long long before the present day Indian tribes settled in Wisconsin and long before any European contact.

Mounds can be conical, linear or animal-shaped (hence the term "effigy"). Current theory suggests that these effigy mounds may have been clan markers for groups of wandering hunter-gatherers. They are usually built on high gound overlooking water sources.

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Play Equipment

All parks in the Dudgeon-Monroe neighborhood have play equipment except the UW Arboretum, Forest Hill Cemetery, and the Spring Trail Pond area.

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Shelters

Shelters are covered picnic areas and need to be reserved. It is recommended that picnic goers bring their own grills. They come in various sizes; check park information.

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Shelter Reservations

Reservations must be made in person at the Madison Municipal Building, Room 120, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., Monday through Friday. There is a small fee due at the time of the reservation. Dates for availability can be obtained over the phone at 266-4711.

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Skating

Some rinks are formed by freezing lakes or lagoons while others are flooded artificially.

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Sledding

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Soccer

Some of the soccer fields may be reserved by calling 266-4711. Otherwise, use is first come, first served.

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Softball & Baseball

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Swimming

Swimming when a lifeguard is not present is at your own risk.

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Tennis Courts

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