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Lapham Lodge Donor Wall Art/Tree Key
J.S. Hallett, who we commissioned to create the Donor Wall that’s in the new Lapham Lodge, has a key to the levels of the Donations and the Trees that were used from the park, to create each of the Bark castings. Click Image or use QR Code to see Key to Donations and Tree locations
Lapham Peak Volunteer Receives Award
Michael Neimon received a 2025 Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Invasive Species Action Award, which was presented at the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station near Black River Falls, on June 4, 2025. Mike is one of Lapham Peak State Park’s regular “Buckthorn Buster” volunteers. He was nominated by John Hillmer, who is the park’s Habitat Restoration Coordinator and President of the Friends of Lapham Peak. The Waukesha Freeman and Oconomowoc Enterprise newspapers ran a nice article […]
Delafield Tourism spotlights Lapham Peak
Parks, Hiking, Skiing, featuring Lapham Peak, alongside other fun and exciting things to do, see, dine, recreate, etc., in Delafield’s new Tourism Video. Lapham Peak’s new Lapham Lodge (with it’s recent grand opening in May, 2025) is anticipated to be a destination with an important positive impact on the greater Delafield area and tourism economics. Click Video to Play Play Video
Lapham Lodge is OPEN!
On May 17, 2025, the new multi-purpose year-round facility at Lapham Peak, Lapham Lodge, was opened to the public, and donated to the DNR by the Friends of Lapham Peak!
2025 Lapham Loppet a Huge Success
A record number of registrations (over 180 adults) and over 50 middle-school students, participated in the 2025 Lapham Loppet on January 18th! It was a sunny morning, about 20 degrees, 50% humidity, 14 MPH winds. Race Results in time order: 2025 Lapham Loppet Results by Time
Happy New Year – 1st Day Hikes
The Waukesha/Milwaukee Chapter of the Ice Age Trail Alliance provided 3 guided First Day Hikes at Lapham Peak on January 1st starting at 11am. The weather was wonderful, and over 200 participants joined in the hikes. Photos from one of the hikes are shown here (photos courtesy of Pat Witkowski)
