Other notable natural features include the Baraboo Range (consisting of two heavily forested, steep, rocky Quartzite ridges with mountain-type scenery), rock formations in Natural Bridge State Park (Wisconsin), the forested bluffs, floodplains, islands, and sandbars in the Lower Wisconsin River State Riverway, the confluence of the Wisconsin River with the Mississippi River at Wyalusing State Park, Trempealeau Mountain State Natural Area in the Mississippi River valley at Perrot State Park, and the gorge and rock formations surrounding the Wisconsin River at the Dells of the Wisconsin River. The Black River State Forest protects a large area of North Woods, rocky bluffs, sandy plains, and river shoreline on the northeastern edge of the driftless area that provides habitat for several Wolf packs and one of Wisconsin's reintroduced elk herds.