by Friends of Turtle Creek | Aug 7, 2026 | News
Have you ever wondered where the water in a creek comes from? Turtle Creek is fed by springs, groundwater, and hundreds of small streams that all drain into one connected landscape known as a watershed. A watershed is an area of land where all rain, melting snow, and...
by Friends of Turtle Creek | Aug 6, 2026 | News
This Turtle Creek Mileage Chart will help you plan your trip! Click to download PDF of Map Click here for Google Map for launch locations Click here to check water levels Click here to visit Friends Of Turtle Creek Facebook Group
by Friends of Turtle Creek | May 20, 2026 | News
A dedicated group of neighbors known as the “Turtle Creek Pickers” is coming together each month to help keep Beloit clean, beautiful, and environmentally healthy. Through the City of Beloit’s Adopt-A-Road, Trail, or Park Program, volunteers regularly patrol the...
by Friends of Turtle Creek | May 20, 2026 | News
Beloit’s Heritage Trees Program As part of celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2026, Beloit Heritage Days is launching the Beloit Heritage Trees program. Community members will have the opportunity to locate and identify significant trees on public property and on...
by Friends of Turtle Creek | May 20, 2026 | News
Today, only a few landmarks remain to tell the story of the once-thriving village of Turtleville — the quiet cemetery and the historic Turtleville Iron Bridge, the last surviving steel truss bridge in Rock County. Beneath its weathered iron beams lies the story of a...
