Northwest Wisconsin - Navigate the Northwoods

FEATURED: Hayward Lakes

Enjoy tranquil lake views at a resort, a log-cabin, a quaint b&b, hotel or private home, or admire the star-filled skies at a campsite.

NAVIGATE THE NORTHWOODS

Raw wilderness and scenic beauty await in Northwest Wisconsin. The area’s numerous lakes, rushing rivers, and rugged topography attract outdoor recreationalist and adventure seekers alike. The landscape offers ample opportunities for fishing, hunting, boating, and more. This region is full of unique lodging facilities offering a relaxing place to stay and the chance to enjoy true Wisconsin hospitality.

Hayward Lakes is a small town with big things to do! Home to woods, waters, and world class events, Hayward offers four seasons of wilderness adventures, unspoiled waters and shorelines, and endless woods. In every season, the Hayward Lakes area offers an abundance of activities and opportunities to get outside and enjoy the woods and water. Area lodging accommodations each bring unique charm, ranging from luxury to rustic. Visit the Hayward Lakes Visitors & Convention Bureau to plan your trip.

With breathtaking views and pristine waters, Bayfield is one of the top destinations for travelers seeking an active, sustainable getaway in a picturesque setting. This quaint harbor town sits on the vast waters of Lake Superior, and serves as the downstep to the Apostle Islands — 22 coastal islands highlighted by rock formations and historic lighthouses.

On the westernmost side of the state, nestled in the bluffs along the St. Croix River sits Hudson, a town offering year round events, outdoor activities, and exhilarating entertainment. Rejuvenate at one of the area’s bed and breakfasts, or award winning hotels.

In the heart of the Red Cedar Valley is an area with a rich history and unmatched outdoor wonder. The Menomonie area is made up of 10 different communities within Dunn County. As the home to Lake Menomin, the Red Cedar State Trail, Hoffman Hill, and the Devil’s Punchbowl, the options to soak in nature are plentiful.

On the confluence of the Eau Claire and Chippewa Rivers sits Eau Claire, a bustling university town with a culture all its own. Through its revitalization efforts, Eau Claire has grown into a major arts and music destination bursting with imagination and originality. Year round festivals, art installations, updated trails, and farm-fork restaurants make for a memorable trip.

Soak in the scenery and culture of Northwest Wisconsin!