What are two unusual land features in Wisconsin?

1. The Baraboo Range. This small mountain range is located in south-central Wisconsin and is the oldest exposed rock in the state. The range is made up of quartzite, a very hard rock that is resistant to erosion. The Baraboo Range is a popular destination for hiking, camping, and rock climbing.

2. The Apostle Islands. This group of 21 islands is located in Lake Superior, just off the coast of Wisconsin. The Apostle Islands are made up of sandstone and are known for their dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and picturesque lighthouses. The islands are a popular destination for boating, fishing, and hiking.