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Rustic Road 120 is a Rustic Road in Wisconsin. The map below shows its route. Use “Plan a drive” to open it in the Road Sorties route planner — already routing along Rustic Road 120 with scenic roads turned on, ready to add your own stops.
Rustic Road 120 is a short, 2-mile designated route in Walworth County in southeastern Wisconsin, following Peck Station Road from County A south to County ES in the town of Lafayette. The road takes its name from a long-gone stop on the Western Union Railroad, and today runs through open agricultural land that turns especially colorful each fall as crops and roadside trees change color together. At its northern end, where Peck Station Road meets County A, the Troy Wildlife Area opens up recreational options including hunting, fishing, cross-country skiing, and hiking on state-managed land. Like the rest of Wisconsin's Rustic Roads, the paved, two-lane route is capped at 45 miles per hour and designed for unhurried sightseeing rather than as a through-route. Its brevity makes it an easy add-on to a longer day exploring Walworth County's lake country rather than a standalone destination.
- 2 miles, Peck Station Road, Walworth County
- named for a former Western Union rail stop
- Troy Wildlife Area access
- agricultural fall-color drive
- one of the shortest Wisconsin Rustic Roads
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What is a Rustic Road?
Rustic Roads belong to Wisconsin's program for preserving lightly traveled country roads, chosen for their natural beauty and unspoiled, rural character.
Where to Stay along Rustic Road 120
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