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PLACES TO GO Baraboo .................................................... 6-7 Door County ............................................10-11 Greater Green Bay ....................................12-13 Hayward Lakes ........................................ 16-17 Janesville ................................................20-21 La Crosse Region .................................... 22-23 Minocqua Area....................................... 26-27 Monroe ..................................................30-31 New Glarus ............................................ 34-35 Oshkosh ................................................ 38-39 Portage ................................................. 42-43 Sauk Prairie Riverway ..............................44-45 Shawano Country ................................... 48-49 Stevens Point Area .................................. 52-53 Washburn County................................... 56-57
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THINGS TO SEE & DO Cave of the Mounds ..................................... 58 Circus World ................................................. 8 Crystal Cave.................................................. 9 Devil’s Head Resort...................................... 59 Goody Goody Gum Drop ..............................14 Henning’s Cheese ......................................... 8 Leinenkugel’s Leinie Lodge ............................15 Livsreise ...................................................8,19 Mid-Continent Railway Museum .....................18 The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museum............5,19 Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park Resort..........2-3,5,40,47,51 Olbrich Botanical Gardens............................ 55 Papa Bears Northwoods Store ...................... 24 Riverside & Great Northern Railway ............... 25 Rural Route 1 Popcorn ...................................19 Top Secret .................................................. 28 Wisconsin Deer Park ...................................... 5 Wisconsin Dells Dialysis Center .................... 28 Woodside Ranch ......................................... 54
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PLACES TO CAMP Al’s Fox Hill RV Park & Campground............... 29 Arrowhead RV Campground ......................... 29 Baraboo Hills Campground .......................... 29 Dell Pines Campground ............................... 32 Holiday Shores Campground & Resort ........... 33 Indian Trails Campground ............................ 32 Jellystone Parks ........................................... 36 KOA - Wisconsin Dells .................................. 37 Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park Resort..........2-3,5,40,47,51 Natura Treescape Resort .............................. 32 Sherwood Forest Camping & RV Park .............41 Wanna Bee Campground & RV Resort ............ 40 Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park - Warrens .............. 46
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PLATTEVILLE THE MINING & ROLLO JAMISON MUSEUMS Your underground adventure awaits! Tour the 1845 Bevans Lead-Zinc Mine, ride in a 1931 mine train (weather permitting) and discover the local history of the Upper Mississippi Valley Mining District. Open daily May-October | 405 E. Main St., Platteville www.mining.jamison.museum | (608) 348-3301 | See ad on page 19
WISCONSIN DELLS MT. OLYMPUS WATER PARK & THEME PARK Lose yourself in an ancient world as you brave four thrilling lands at Mt. Olympus Water Park & Theme Park. Forty-four steep and slippery slides. Five hair-raising rollercoasters. Seven curve-hugging go-kart tracks. A titanic array of attractions, wet and dry, for all seasons. 800-800-4997 | www.mtolympuspark.com | See ad on pages 2-3,40,51
WISCONSIN DELLS WISCONSIN DEER PARK Hand-Feed, Pet and photograph over 100 tame deer as you stroll through a natural 20 acre exhibit. Open daily May-October. 2183 Wisconsin Dells Parkway, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965. 608-253-2041 | www.wisdeerpark.com
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There are endless options of things to do when traveling around Wisconsin! Whether you enjoy indoor or outdoor activities or you’re looking to spend the day shopping, you’ll find it all in this beautiful state. From finding the nearest park to visiting a local shop, be sure to check out all of the things to do in Wisconsin!
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DEVIL’S LAKE STATE PARK Come see Wisconsin’s most popular state park! Towering bluffs, a placid lake and sprawling campgrounds make this an ideal stop for hikers, climbers, paddlers, anglers and families. Nearby state natural areas offer additional recreational opportunities. Annual park passes cost $13/$28/$38 and are available online. S5975 Park Road, Baraboo dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/devilslake
BARABOO RIVER The Baraboo River is the longest stretch of restored, undammed river in the U.S. Along its 70-mile course, the river provides recreation for paddlers, anglers and hikers. In Baraboo, a Riverwalk runs alongside the waterway for 3 scenic miles. Kayaks and canoes are available from Baraboo River Rentals. 106 Freedom Street, North Freedom barabooriverrentals.com
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INTERNATIONAL CRANE FOUNDATION This is the only place in the world where you can see all 15 crane species. The global conservation organization just finished rebuilding its headquarters, where visitors can learn about cranes and their ecosystems, flyways and watersheds. The work of teams around the world is on display north of Baraboo. E11376 Shady Lane Road, Baraboo savingcranes.org
‘BARA-BOOZE’ Downtown you’ll find Con Amici Craft Bar and Al. Ringling Brewing, a new brew pub inspired by the circus impresarios’ family beer recipe! Tumbled Rock Brewery and Balanced Rock Winery operate at the mouth of Devil’s Lake State Park. Driftless Glen Distillery is home to award-winning spirits and fine dining near Circus World.
CIRCUS WORLD Did you know Baraboo was the hometown of the Ringling Brothers and their internationally renowned circus? Or that the show spent its winters along the Baraboo River preparing for the next year’s tour? Circus World is offering special guided walking tours of the Ringling Bros. National Landmark Site and its unparalleled collection of historic wagons. 500 Water Street, Baraboo circusworldbaraboo.org
OCHSNER PARK ZOO Baraboo’s free zoo features a new river otter exhibit and is open daily, year-round. Nearly 100 years old, the zoo showcases species such as prairie dogs, deer, beaver, emu and lynx. A concession stand offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy seasonal treats while watching the critters from a park bench. 903 Park Street, Baraboo cityofbaraboo.com
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BADGER STEAM & GAS SHOW
BARABOO OKTOBERFEST
Circus World’s big top performances will highlight Baraboo’s annual celebration of its circus heritage the weekend of July 10. Baraboo’s Circus Celebration also will feature Ringling trolley tours, a car show, live music, an inventive “parade of elephants” and other circus-themed fun.
Machines from decades gone by hum to life each summer at the Badger Steam & Gas Engine Club’s expansive grounds west of Baraboo. Featuring a daily parade, building after building of indoor exhibits and tractors galore, this year’s show - set for Aug. 20-22 - will highlight the Rumely line of tractors.
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The Baraboo Area will welcome visitors eager to raise a glass to Bavarian culture the weekend of Sept. 25. Polka bands will entertain as revelers sample Oktoberfest beers and oversized pretzels. Based at Al. Ringling Brewing Co., this communitywide festival will feature Oktoberfest beers and food specials at several nearby bars and restaurants.
DOWNTOWN BARABOO A day spa, toy store, gourmet kitchen boutique and an old-fashioned ice cream shop anchor a bustling business center that features dozens of locally owned specialty shops. Several restaurants and taverns are open to provide refreshment. The downtown square hosts a series of festivals, plus farmers markets every Wednesday and Saturday from May through October. downtownbaraboo.com
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MID-CONTINENT RAILWAY MUSEUM North Freedom is home to an old-time train depot that serves as the starting point for 7-mile, hourlong round trips on historic rail cars. In addition to displaying dozens of restored rail cars and locomotives in its indoor/outdoor museum, Mid-Continent offers train rides every weekend from May through October. E8948 Museum Road, North Freedom midcontinent.org
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Norwegain Heritage Center • Interactive storybook vignettes • Electronic culture stations • Build-your-journey map wall • Genealogy lab • Hundreds of immigrant artifacts • 68-seat hearing loop enabled auditorium
•Tues-Sat “Where immigrant stories come 9:30-4:30 alive” • livsreise.org • 608.873.7567 • Free Admission • 277 W. Main St. Stoughton, WI
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When you get away to Door County, you leave your stress, hassles and noise behind, because there, it makes no sense to bring them along. You cross over that county line for the fun but also for the rejuvenating healing and transformative experiences that leave you refreshed and ready to re-enter the world with newfound energy and perspective. You have the opportunity to find a deeper sense of priority, a more mindful approach to living, and with that you will find a better version of you.
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Enjoy our natural beauty in so many ways: Hit the trails - Take a bird Watching tour - Bike the Door - Forage for mushrooms and ramps - Visit The Ridges Sanctuary Nature Center - Find the perfect campsite and practice Leave No Trace - Go cherry or apple picking Learn about conservation at Crossroads Nature Center - See the stars at Newport State Park (Dark sky)
The County has a rich history on water and land, and there are many places you can visit that unveil a lot about its past and formation. Here are just a few suggestions: Tour a lighthouse - Visit a historical museum - Search for historical markers - Tour Corner of the Past - Find a Belgian chapel - Visit Native American sites - Go to the Belgian Heritage Center - Visit Pioneer Schoolhouse - Stop at Tornado Memorial Park (Peshtigo Fire memorial)
ROMANTIC Door County offers unique ways to add romance to your life: Pack a picnic - Relax at a spa - Take a picture at Anderson Dock (write your names on the building) - Watch the waves roll into the beach or beach walk - Get up early and watch the sunrise - Visit a winery and get that perfect bottle - Get a steak dinner and share a bottle of wine - Take a sunset sail - Walk the lavender fields
FAMILY ADVENTURE Set aside time for fun activities for the whole family that are sure to create great memories of your stay: Catch a movie at the drive-in - Explore a petting zoo - Watch a blacksmith demonstration at Heritage Village at Big Creek - Shop an orchard market - Book a Family Fun Trolley Tour - Geocache - Hit the beach WISTRAVEL.COM
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The landscape and culture of the county have attracted artists for nearly a century, and it is reflected in a variety of cultural events and activities. Here are a few ideas to get you started: Attend Kermis - Attend Maifest - Browse art galleries - Watch a glass blowing demonstration - Make your own art Visit Boynton Chapel and the Stavkirke - Enjoy an evening of performing arts Search for barn quilts
Door County is an extraordinary culinary destination that should be on every food and wine aficionado’s list. Sample, savor and enjoy: Go to a fish boil - Try lingenberry jam - Take a wine tour - Eat cherry pie - Try locally made cheese Drink an Old Fashioned at a Wisconsin supper club - Eat Belgian food (Trippe, Gallettes, Booyah)
SPORTS & ADVENTURE There are many pulse-pounding, adventure-packed activities for thrill seekers as well as plenty of leisure activities for those seeking a more relaxing experience: Dive sunken shipwrecks - Catch a salmon, book a fishing charter - Go kayaking - Airboat tours, cruise the Bay on a boat tour Zipline through the trees - Buzz around on a Segway tour - Rent a bike and tour the communities and parks WISTRAVEL.COM
UNIQUE FINDS We are known for places and experiences that are unique to our destination. From our food, to our beaches there are countless places and experiences that are ours alone. Be sure to seek them out: Visit Pebble Beach Go to the Niagara Escarpment Museum (Ellison Bay) - Shop the shops and get a Door County souvenir - View Plum Island Lighthouse - Climb the new Eagle Tower - Try cherry stuffed french toast Eat some cheese curds SEE WISCONSIN
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BAY BEACH AMUSEMENT PARK
BARKHAUSEN WATERFOWL PRESERVE
With over 125 years of entertaining families, Bay Beach has 22 rides for all ages. Tickets are just 25 cents. Ride the Zippin Pippin rollercoaster. Grab a gondola on The Big Wheel, take a spin on carousel or hop aboard the miniature train. Take in all the views at the park located along the Bay of Green Bay.
Walk the trails or drive the scenic portion of this 920-acre preserve, one of the oldest in Wisconsin. Wetlands, hardwoods and prairie for wildlife and plants. Experience the accessible Sensory Woods’ interactive displays accessible on foot and by wheelchair.
1313 Bay Beach Road, Green Bay baybeach.org
GREEN BAY BOTANICAL GARDEN This summer, stroll the 47-acre garden and enjoy spaces like the magnolia grove, the rose garden and the children’s garden. See “Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea” an exhibit of larger-thanlife sea animal sculptures created from ocean debris… powerful art to spark positive change. 2600 Larsen Road, Green Bay gbbg.org
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LAMBEAU FIELD See the best sports museum in the state when visiting the Packers Hall of Fame. Get a behind-the-scenes look during a Lambeau Field Stadium Tour. It’s picture time at the Lambeau Leap statue in front of the stadium, and be sure to dine at the stadium’s famous 1919 Kitchen & Tap. Don’t miss the giant Lombardi trophy during your visit. 1265 Lombardi Avenue, Green Bay packers.com
TITLETOWN
See the wild animals…lions, wolves, giraffes, penguins, tortoises and so many more! Get hands-on at the petting zoo and feed the goats. Then head over to the adventure park to zipline, climb the rock wall and master the ropes course. A perfect stop for all ages.
One-of-a-kind park space in the shadow of Lambeau Field. Full-size football field, huge playground, outdoor games and books on the plaza and even a 40-yard dash with a timer! Stop at 46 Below for a snack, Hinterland Brewing for a beer, The Turn for virtual golf or Leaps & Bounds for a coffee…all at Titletown.
4378 Reforestation Road, Green Bay newzoo.org
1065 Lombardi Avenue, Green Bay titletown.com
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PULASKI POLKA DAYS
ARTSTREET
Dining out and sampling flavors of the region is the perfect reason to travel! Restaurants offer discounted lunch and dinner meals. From fine dining to casual riverfront hotspots, this is the best tasting week you’ll ever experience.
Polka is Wisconsin’s state dance. Pack your dancing shoes and hop along to the to the sweet sounds of the accordion and its full band accompaniment. This familyfriendly event has four days of dancing and includes great food and a parade.
Stroll the streets of downtown Green Bay and discover fine artists from throughout the country. Original works including basketry, ceramics, fibers, glass, graphics, jewelry, metals, painting, paper, photography, sculpture and woodwork are offered for sale.
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FARMERS MARKET ON BROADWAY
FOX RIVER TOURS
One of Wisconsin’s best farmers’ markets, sells produce, prepared foods and handmade goods every Wednesday in summer on Broadway Street. Hang out in the beer garden, listen to live music and enjoy one of the best atmospheres that downtown Green Bay has to offer.
Explore the beauty of the Fox River with themed tours aboard River Tyme. Enjoy cruising in the 1953 restored riverboat and see the city from a whole new perspective. Take the “Love Your River” or the “Summer Sunset” 90-minute tours running May through October.
Broadway Street between Walnut and Dousman downtowngreenbay.com
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Enjoy 35 acres of farm animals, wild Northwood’s animals, an animal nursery, western town, gift shops, food, walking trails, and a picnic and playground area. Pet and feed the deer as they roam throughout the park. Watch all of the animals interacting with each other in their habitats. Stop by the nursery to pet and feed some of the babies.
Spend the day walking up and down Hayward’s Main Street looking at all the shops and stores. You’ll find gift shops, boutiques, antique stores, wine tasting, candy stores, ice cream, restaurants, t-shirt shops, and more. Watch the homemade fudge being made from the window at Tremblays or find yourself a Northwood’s souvenir.
9503 State Hwy 27, Hayward wildernesswalkhaywardwi.com
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HAYWARD FISHING HALL OF FAME Stop in and see the one-half city block long and four and one-half story tall “Big Musky” and climb to the top to look out its mouth for a view of the city. Then check out the four building museum with over 50,000 sport fishing historical and vintage artifacts as well as 300 mounted fish. 10360 Hall of Fame Dr, Hayward freshwater-fishing.org
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HIKING TRAILS Explore the beauty of the Northwood’s and look for wildlife as you walk the hiking trails in Sawyer County. Whether you’re looking for something more challenging or just a quick walk to enjoy the outdoors we have a range of trails for you. You can even hike the same trail that the American Birkebeiner is skied on. haywardlakes.com/hiking
FRED SCHEER’S LUMBERJACK SHOWS Cheer on the lumberjacks in a comedy packed competition featuring events showcased in ESPN’s Great Outdoor Games and the Lumberjack World Championships. Watch as they compete in logrolling, power sawing, pole climbing, the canoe joust, axe throw, boom run, springboard chop, obstacle course, cross cut saw, underhand chop, and speed carving. 15642 County Hwy B, Hayward scheerslumberjackshow.com
ATV TRAILS
Sawyer County has hundreds of miles of ATV/UTV trails. Travel down ever bending pathways, hill crests and valleys. Take your skills over to the Dead Horse Trail and hurl mud as you work your way through the 56 mile stretch or ride over 140 miles in the Chequamegon National Forest. atvhayward.com
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WORLD CLASS EVENTS AMERICAN BIRKEBEINER
LUMBERJACK WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
CHEQUAMEGON FAT TIRE FESTIVAL
The third weekend in February, Hayward is home to the finish line of North America’s largest cross-country ski marathon with skiers from 49 States and 22 countries. Spanning 50 kilometers from Cable to Hayward, spectators line Main Street with their cowbells to cheer on the skiers as they cross the finish line.
At the end of July watch the World’s best lumberjacks and lumberjills compete in sawing, chopping, speed climbing, log rolling, boom-running and more! See the speed and accuracy of each participant as they compete against some of the best in their event. Put your plaid on and cheer on your favorite competitors. Yo-ho!
Every September thousands of fat tire bikers take off from downtown Hayward making a 40 mile trek through the American Birkebeiner Ski Trail, forest roads, snowmobile trails, and other wooded paths ending in Cable, WI. The course is long and fast testing your endurance and agility. Feel the wind of the bikers as they fly down Hayward’s Main Street.
MONDAY FLEA MARKET
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Each Monday throughout the summer stop by the Flea Market at the Hayward Sports Center and check out over 100 vendors inside and out. From antiques, collectibles, crafts, fishing tackle, to jewelry you’ll be sure to find something. After you’re done shopping stop by the café which serves both breakfast and lunch.
Commonly referred to as the Golf Capital of Wisconsin, Hayward has nine courses within 30 miles. Whether you’re an avid golfer or just looking for a laid back afternoon of golf there is something for everyone. Enjoy the scenic and relaxing environment each course has to offer whether its 18-holes, 9-holes, or mini golf you’ll find it in Hayward.
10475 Sutliff Dr, Hayward haywardsportscenter.com/page/ show/2691338-monday-flea-market
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VINTAGE TRAIN RIDE AND RAILROAD MUSEUM
RIDE! A 55-minute round trip journey on 1900-era train cars SEE! Railroad displays and restored railway equipment EXPLORE! The gift shop within an 1894 railroad depot
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schedule Open Saturdays and Sundays May 8 – Oct. 17 F Nov. 27 – Dec. 5* TICKETS Adult $22; Senior (62+) $20; Child (3-15) $12; Ages 2 and under ride free Fares include admission to museum exhibits * Fares differ during Nov. and Dec. dates.
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Directions from Wisconsin Dells to E8948 Museum Rd., North Freedom, WI 53951 Follow US Hwy 12 East to West Baraboo — RIGHT on Hwy 136 West for 4 miles — LEFT on Hwy PF for 2 miles into North Freedom — STRAIGHT at 4-Way STOP sign onto W. Walnut St. — Museum is 0.4 miles ahead on W. Walnut St./Museum Rd.
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JANESVILLE TOWN SQUARE BY BLAIN’S FARM & FLEET GRAN PRIX PRESENTED
JANESVILLE WARBIRD WEEKEND
Enjoy an action-packed show by this twenty-time National Champion team featuring pyramids, ballet, jumping and barefoot water skiing! Performers are all ages and skill levels. Shows: Memorial Day weekend – Labor Day. Free admission. Check website for dates, times, attendance limitations and safety precautions.
Featuring Pro and Amateur bicycle racers from around the world. Downtown Janesville will be filled with excitement for the Janesville Town Square Gran Prix, which is the grand opening leg of the Tour of America’s Dairyland Series. Held June 17, 2021.
A fantastic show of vintage airplanes lined up for the entire family to enjoy, with warbird air-rides, ground-tours, live 1940s music, WWII reenactors, and food and ice cream vendors. There will also be a Swing & Wings 1940s hangar party with live big band music. Held July 23 – 25, 2021.
600 N Main Street, Janesville rockaquajays.org
Downtown Janesville janesvillecvb.com/events
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ART INFUSION
Browse a diverse range of art, from canvas to metal sculpture, fine art and more. Enjoy live music, food trucks, a beer garden with a variety of beverages, exhibits, and a free family activity area. Held on the Rock County Historical Society grounds, August 1, 2021. Call 608-756-4509 to verify schedule, limitations and safety precautions.
The 2021 festival, held September 3 – 6, features working antique steam engines and equipment demonstrations. Take a train ride and watch an operating sawmill and pile driver. Check out the blacksmith shop, antique cars and trucks, construction equipment display, military displays, kids activities and flea market.
September 10 – 12, 2021 sidewalk chalk artists of all skill levels are invited to draw for fun or join the competition for cash prizes in downtown Janesville. Artists will also be transforming the exteriors of several buildings with large scale painted wall murals. Spectators and participants invited!
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WISCONSIN’S GREAT OUTSIDE TRAILS & PARKS
ROTARY BOTANICAL GARDENS
PUBLIC ART & HISTORIC DISTRICTS
Be surrounded by nature! No matter where you are in Janesville, you’re never more than minutes from outstanding hiking and biking. The Janesville community is home to 64 improved parks and miles of peaceful trails including a segment of the iconic Ice Age Trail.
Take in the beauty of this award winning, 20-acre non-profit botanic garden, home to many dramatic and themed gardens. Some have an international focus, such as the Japanese and English Cottage gardens, while others are less formally structured, such as the children’s garden.
Explore over 50 pieces of public art including sculptures, statues and murals. Home to 13 historic districts. Check janesvillecvb.com/events for guided tour dates or use the Clio history app where you can discover more than 80 historical sites within 5 miles of downtown.
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1455 Palmer Drive, Janesville, WI rotarybotanicalgardens.org
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WINE & BEER TASTING
DOWNTOWN JANESVILLE
The Janesville area is home to three unique wineries and two breweries that offer a variety of delicious wines, beers, pairings, events, fun activities and shopping opportunities. Check the website to learn more about Fermenting Cellars Winery, Northleaf Winery, Timber Hill Winery, Gray Brewing and Rock County Brewing.
Discover Janesville’s charming downtown where you’ll find abundant opportunities for fun, including access to the expansive Janesville trail system, a new Town Square, scenic views of the river, public art and historic architecture. Entertainment and a wide range of unique local shopping and dining. Consider staying in one of our historic bed & breakfasts or downtown hotel.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI NATIONAL WILDLIFE & FISH REFUGE Onalaska is home to the Upper Mississippi National Wildlife and Fish Refuge where visitors can wander through the sand prairie overlooking the magnificent Mississippi River. One must make sure see what lies below the surface of the famous river through The River Walk, “walk on water” exhibit. The changing prairie colors provide everlasting freshness from late spring to early fall. N5727 County Rd. Z, Onalaska
HALFWAY CREEK PARK Placed along the creek bed of Holmen’s Halfway Creek Park is Halfway Creek Trail totaling 3.4 adventurous miles accessible for bikers, walkers and runners of all skill levels. Explorers can immerse themselves in nature with these stunning forest views and after working up an appetite, Holmen’s downtown restaurants are within reach. 300 W. Roberts St., Holmen
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LAKE NESHONOC
This 600-ft bluff is famous to the La Crosse Region and is a sure landmark to enjoy during a visit. It overlooks the city of La Crosse, the Mississippi River Valley, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. Previously voted “the most scenic view in the state” by Wisconsin Trails readers, Grandad Bluff is ideal for every visitor’s bucket list.
Lake Neshonoc is a stunning lake in West Salem, Wisconsin. With 606 acres to bask in outdoor adventure all year round, visitors are able to cross country ski, ice fish, boat, kayak and stand up paddle board, swim and fish in its stunning blue waters. With local campgrounds close by, Lake Neshonoc is the perfect place for an outdoor weekend getaway.
3020 Grandad Bluff Rd., La Crosse
Neshonoc South Boat Ramp, West Salem
RIVERS & WATERWAYS
APPLE BLOSSOM SCENIC OVERLOOK
Break out the life jackets, the river awaits! The Town of Campbell is made up of an island between the Mississippi and Black Rivers providing an abundance of opportunities for boating, beaches, camping, and fishing in the backwaters for an angler paradise! The area includes four public boat landings in Nelson Park, Spillway North, Spillway South, and Fishman’s Road.
Purchased permits required in order to launch at each landing.
This famous overlook, located on Apple Blossom Scenic Drive, showcases stunning views of the Mississippi River Valley and the La Crosse Region. Part of the legendary Great River Road, the overlook is known for its breathtaking vistas, convenient location, and sweet aroma of apple blossoms in the spring. Along Apple Blossom Drive 169 County HWY 1, Dakota, MN
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PUT THE “GREAT” IN GREAT RIVER ROAD THE GREAT RIVER ROAD
SCENIC STOP: GREAT RIVER LANDING
ICONIC STOP: RIVERSIDE PARK
Enjoy beautiful scenery, access to excellent hiking, fishing, scenic overlooks, and the picturesque vistas of the Mississippi River along the Wisconsin Great River Road. The National Scenic Byway sits on Highway 35 and covers 250 miles of adventure and river towns in Wisconsin.
The Great River Landing is renowned for its natural beauty, culture, and friendly atmosphere. It serves as the trailhead for the Great River State trail which connects over 100 miles of state bicycle trails and is local to businesses offering unique cuisine and shopping.
Located between Downtown La Crosse and the confluence of the Black, Mississippi, and La Crosse Rivers, Riverside Park is a famed destination of the La Crosse Region. Home to the La Crosse Queen, International Friendship Garden, and one-of-a-kind events, the Park perfect for fun activities or a leisurely stroll.
COULEE REGION CRAFT BEVERAGE TRAIL
CAN’T MISS DOWNTOWNS
Follow the trail through the region’s 12 best wineries, local craft breweries and a distillery. You’ll be sure to have a good time! Pick up a brochure at the Visitors Center 7th Street South and get a stamp at each location to be entered to win some awesome prizes including a 2 night stay in the La Crosse Region!
Historic Downtowns are an iconic piece of the La Crosse Region. With stunning architecture, urban influences, and locally owned businesses, they are a regional treasure for arts, shopping, dining, and nightlife activities. When it comes to dining downtown, options abound! Enjoy beer and burger joints to fine dining and ethnic specialties.
123 7th Street S., La Crosse
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WILDWOOD ZOO PARK AND SAFARI CENTER
MIN-AQUA BATS WATER SKI SHOW
The second largest zoo in Wisconsin offers up close and personal visits with a variety of creatures. Fan favorites include the dozens of miniature goats that mingle with visitors and the Budgie Encounter with hundreds of extremely friendly parakeets.
Head down to the Aqua Bowl on any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday evening at 7 p.m. in the summer and enjoy the antics of the world’s oldest amateur water ski show team, comprised mostly of young, local people.
This gigantic coin celebrates the success of Dr. Kate Newcomb’s effort to raise money for a new hospital. When she asked local school children to save their pennies in 1953, they responded with overwhelming enthusiasm and collected a whopping 1.7 million pennies!
422 W Park Ave, Minocqua min-aquabats.com
820 3rd Ave, Woodruff letsminocqua.com
NORTHWOODS WILDLIFE CENTER
HISTORIC BOATHOUSES ON THE MINOCQUA CHAIN OF LAKES
10094 Hwy 70 W, Minocqua wildwoodwildlifepark.com
NORTHWOODS ZIP LINE ADVENTURE TOURS Enjoy these eco-adventure tours where you “fly” 1,000 feet in the air over the forest, including a lake. In addition to zip lining, you can explore a number of other tours, including an aerial trekking tour, off-road Argo ATV tour or kayak the Tomahawk River on a guided tour.
Rescues, rehabilitates, and releases injured wildlife from the Northwoods. The center admits about 600-700 animals a year in need of medical treatment. Learn about eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls, and even turtles. If you are lucky, check to see if it’s feeding time of any of the baby wildlife patients.
7849 US-51, Minocqua northwoodszipline.com
8683 S. Blumenstein Road, Minocqua northwoodswildlifecenter.org
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Cruise the Minocqua chain and view the beautiful boathouses that have graced the shoreline for nearly a century. The most iconic to the area may be the Eagles Nest, a stunning red boathouse on Lake Minocqua, visible from the Highway 51 bridge, south of town. Minocqua Chain of Lakes letsminocqua.com
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MINOCQUA FARMER’S MARKET
LET’S DIVE-IN
BEEF-A-RAMA™
Connecting the community with area farmers, producers, crafters, artisans, and non-profit groups offering a variety of local products and inspiration for a healthier lifestyle. Shop Fridays from 8am-1pm for local produce, flowers, canned goods, maple syrup, and more.
Let’s Dive-In to Lake Minocqua for an evening showing of Creature From The Black Lagoon. Pre-show Beach Party begins at 5:30 pm with food, beverages & a DJ. The movie begins at 7:30 pm. Watch the movie either floating in the lake or from your boat.
Mooo-ve on down to Torpy Park for this oneof-a kind festival. Roasters begin cooking their signature beef before dawn. Herds of people dressed in cow-themed costumes start packing downtown early for the Rump Roast Run along Lake Minocqua, live music, & Prime Choice Craft Show
8216 Hwy 51 S, Minocqua minocquafarmersmarket.com
806 US 51, Minocqua letsminocqua.com/dive-in
806 US 51, Minocqua letsminocqua.com/events
FRIDAYS, MAY 14TH-OCTOBER 8TH
AUGUST 14TH
WORLD-CLASS FISHING
HIKING & BIKING TRAILS
With 2300 lakes, rivers and streams, the Minocqua area remains a premiere Midwest fishing destination. Some of the more popular fishing lakes include, Big Arbor Vitae, Clear, Carrol, Madeline, Squirrel and Squaw. Bassmaster recently named the Minocqua chain one of the 25 best bass lakes in America’s central region and one of the top 100 in the nation.
Nestled in the Northern HighlandAmerican Legion State Forest, Minocqua offers access to over a million acres of public forest and 600 miles of trails. One of the best-known trails in the area, The Bearskin, starts right in the heart of downtown Minocqua. Check out other popular trails like Raven, Madeline Lake, and McNaughton Lake.
Minocqua, Arbor Vitae, Woodruff letsminocqua.com
Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest letsminocqua.com
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BARABOO HILLS CAMPGROUND We invite you to make Baraboo Hills Campground your home away from home while you take in all the excitement of the Wisconsin Dells, natural beauty of Devil’s Lake State Park, or fun of the Circus World Museum. You’ll find Baraboo Hills the perfect place to stay and FUN for the whole family, including the family dog! (608) 356-8505 | baraboohillscampground.com
WISCONSIN DELLS ARROWHEAD RV CAMPGROUND Located on 188 beautifully wooded acres just minutes from the heart of the Wisconsin Dells and close to hiking trails around Devil’s Lake! Offering spacious sites and cozy cabins, choose family fun this camping season! (608) 254-7344 | rvonthego.com
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NATIONAL HISTORIC CHEESEMAKING CENTER The “Gateway to Cheese Country” and the “Cheese Capital of the U.S.A.” Escape to America’s Dairyland with a visit to the only National Historic Cheesemaking Center Museum located in the heart of cheese country.
MONROE MYSTERY SERIES
MINHAS CRAFT BREWERY
Local historian and novelist takes you on a walking tour of historic sites that are the backdrop of his novel series a must for history and mystery fans alike.
A full experience from the 2nd oldest brewery in America, beer is just the beginning. Wine and spirits in a garden setting will have you returning for more!
1505 9th Street, Monroe monroechamber.org/murder-mystery-tours
1208 14th Avenue, Monroe minhasbrewery.com
TOY TRAIN BARN MUSEUM
CHEESE, CHEESE AND MORE CHEESE
2108 6th Avenue, Monroe nationalhistoriccheesemakingcenter.org
THE HEART OF MONROE
The Green county Courthouse is the jewel in our Historic Downtown Square. Main Street Monroe focuses on year round special events, visitor experiences and historic preservation in the historic downtown district. mainstreetmonroe.org
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Just look for the orange Barn! A barn in Southern Wisconsin once home to a herd of dairy cows has been transformed into a toy train museum. Kids of all ages will be amazed. W9141 Hwy 81, Argyle whrc-wi.org/trainbarn
More Master Cheesmakers call Monroe home than anywhere else! All your senses will be pleased with tours, tasting and specialty dining. Paired with your favorite wine or beer and your weekend is set. monroechamber.org/visit-monroe WISTRAVEL.COM
ALL WHEEL DRIVE
No matter how many wheels you have, there is a road to travel in Monroe. Monroe is the Green County Seat, the historic Green county courthouse is the backdrop of endless community events including our biannual Green County Cheeses days. Held even number years.
BADGER STATE TRAIL
CHEESE COUNTRY TRAIL
CARS ON THE SQUARE
Traveling 40 miles between Madison and the WI/IL border while traversing farmlands, woods, rolling hills, and scenic meadows of Green County. It also connects to many local parks and the Capital City and Sugar River state trails.
The Cheese Country trail connects Green, Lafayette and Iowa counties. The multi-use trails are open to Hiking, Biking, ATV’s, UTV’s, Snowshoeing, Horseback Riding, snowmobiling and more!
A popular multi date event for automobile enthusiasts to show off and relive yesteryear.
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MONROE BALLOON & BLUES FESTIVAL
HOTELS, MOTELS, FARM STAYS, & RETREATS
Monroe Balloon Rally is the longest running balloon event in Wisconsin. The event FREE and is held over Father’s Day Weekend.
Small, intimate, accommodations or hotels with all the amenities for your family vacation or friends getaway await you. Direct access to ATV/UTV trails are a super bonus.
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CHALET OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE Magical and whimsical, view priceless historic treasures and artifacts from every corner of the world! Discover the passions of world traveler Edwin Barlow who gifted his extensive collections, along with his Swiss Bernese chalet-style home, to New Glarus so visitors could enjoy the home and the contents. 618 2nd Street, New Glarus swisstown.com/attractions
SWISS HISTORICAL VILLAGE & MUSEUM Get a glimpse of Swiss pioneer life while exploring each of our 14 artifactfilled Swiss Historical Village buildings, including a settler’s cabin, collectibles shop, school, blacksmith, farm implement, bee house, church and more. 612 7th Ave, New Glarus swisshistoricalvillage.org
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SUGAR RIVER STATE TRAIL & BADGER STATE TRAIL
SWISS CENTER OF NORTH AMERICA
The Sugar River Trail is an abandoned railroad line that begins in New Glarus and covers 24 miles heading south to Brodhead. Fourteen trestle bridges carry the trail over creeks, while passing by farmlands, woods, and hills. The Badger Trail is a 40 mile trail running near New Glarus between Fitchburg and the Illinois state line. Bike rentals and trail passes available at New Glarus Chamber of Commerce.
The Swiss Center of North America celebrates Swiss heritage and culture. The Swiss Center offers an extensive library and genealogical materials, as well as a cultural museum exhibition of Swiss costumes, alphorns, art, cow bells and so much more.
418 Railroad Street, New Glarus swisstown.com/recreation
507 Durst Road, New Glarus theswisscenter.org
CHALET LANDHAUS INN & SWISS AIRE MOTEL
New Glarus has 15 cow statues painted by local artists scattered around the village. Can you find them all?
These Swiss themed properties offer warm hospitality and charm during your visit to New Glarus. The Chalet Landhaus also provides a full restaurant with traditional Swiss food and locally sourced meats, vegetables, and cheeses.
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New Glarus swisstown.com/hotels-motels
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FESTIVALS POLKAFEST - JUNE 11-12
Two days of free polka music and dancing! Join us under the big tent to sip some local beer and kick up your heels! Enter the drawing Friday night to win tickets to the sold out Beer, Bacon & Cheese tasting event the following day. Step on the dance floor Saturday morning to get free instruction on how to polka the Wisconsin way.
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NEW GLARUS OKTOBERFEST OKTOBERFEST - SEPTEMBER 26-29 SEPTEMBER 23-26
Bring a chair, spread a blanket, sip some local beer, and enjoy a wide array of flavors from local food trucks while you relax and enjoy the music! Free admission, food and beer available for purchase.
Oktoberfest offers many spirited Oktoberfest offers many spirited activities in downtown New Glarus activities in downtown New Glarus, including live music, great food, local including liverides, music, great food, local beer, wagon chainsaw carving, beer,plenty wagonofrides, chainsaw plus family fun. Livecarving, music tractor pull, and plenty of family fun. in the festival tent all weekend! Live music in the festival tent all weekend!
Downtown New Glarus swisstown.com/events
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Downtown New Glarus swisstown.com/events
NEW GLARUS BREWING COMPANY
SHOP NEW GLARUS
While the New Glarus Brewing Company is closed to the public for most of 2021, you can still sample the best beer in Wisconsin at any of the local bars and pubs in town. Visit Puempel’s Olde Tavern for a tasting flight and souvenir glass!
New Glarus’ charming downtown hosts a wide array of specialty and boutique shops; home goods, locally made art & jewelry, imports, and antiques. Our restaurants offer the freshest farm-to-table foods, as well as traditional Swiss cuisine.
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PAINE ART CENTER & GARDENS
MENOMINEE PARK & ZOO
OSHKOSH PUBLIC MUSEUM
The Paine is a historic estate and mansion that serves as a multi-faceted museum for learning and inspiration. The museum features historic architecture, extensive art collection and exhibits and galleries of horticulture in the beautiful gardens. The Paine is a must visit when in Oshkosh.
The zoo features over 40 animals including wolves, otters, elk and a brand new bald eagle exhibit. The zoo is located in Menominee Park on the shores of Lake Winnebago. You will also find a brand new playground for kids of all ages and a fun train to ride.
A historic 1908 Sawyer home offering long-term exhibitions like the award winning People of the Waters that explores life for the last 13,000 years. The Museum also presents temporary and traveling exhibitions, including a Titanic Exhibition this summer and White Christmas in December. The Apostles Clock is a long-time favorite, and gives a brilliant hourly performance of music and movement.
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ci.oshkosh.wi.us/parks/ MenomineeParkZoo
DOWNTOWN OSHKOSH
OSHKOSH FARMER’S MARKET
Located in the heart of Oshkosh, with more than 200 locally owned restaurants + bars, boutiques, retail stores, galleries, live music venues, and other attractions, there are always options for you to enjoy. We invite you to shop, dine, and experience an amazing variety of events, all while exploring the unique atmosphere of our city.
Join the excitement at the Oshkosh Farmers Market. The market features approximately 130 vendors per week on Saturday mornings with live music and themed events, there’s sure to be something for everyone! Check out the area’s best of buy local, featuring locally grown, raised, and handmade items!
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ON THE LOOS PADDLEBOAT CRUISES Relax and enjoy as the Captain and crew take you on a leisurely cruise up the historic Fox River to Lake Butte des Morts, returning to the Oshkosh Riverwalk in Downtown Oshkosh. onthelooscruises.com WISTRAVEL.COM
EVENTS EAA AIRVENTURE
TITANIC: THE WISCONSIN CONNECTION
Action, excitement & education make EAA AirVenture Oshkosh your perfect, affordable summer destination! Your Oshkosh day is filled with thrilling displays of aerobatics, diverse aircraft spanning all eras of flight, evening air shows & more.
There were over fifty people on the great ship, in all classes, who were either from Wisconsin or were journeying to the state as immigrants. This exhibition tells the story of twenty of those passengers and is being developed specifically for the Oshkosh Public Museum.
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EAA AVIATION MUSEUM
POLLOCK POOL FAMILY WATER PARK
JULY 26-AUGUST 1
One of the world’s finest aviation attractions and a year-round destination for the family. Explore our world-class displays and galleries and see our collection of 200+ historic aircrafts. Visit in one of our four movie theaters and get “hands-on” in our exciting interactive gallery for kids of all ages! During the summer season, fly in a historic aircraft at Pioneer Airport, a real working aerodrome! eaa.org/eaa-museum/visitor-information WISTRAVEL.COM
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WALK THIS WAY: FOOTWEAR FROM THE STUART WEITZMAN COLLECTION OF HISTORIC SHOES JUNE 26-OCTOBER 10 This exhibition highlights 100 pairs of shoes from designer Stuart Weitzman’s extensive private collection. Explore this amazing exhibit, historic mansion and take in beautiful gardens all in one visit. thepaine.org
This public waterpark features slides, zero depth entry area, lazy river, sand play area, splash pad, restroom/shower facilities, and concessions making it the perfect summer desitination! Don’t miss Disco Daze on June 24th where there will be a live DJ, games and more! ci.oshkosh.wi.us/Parks/ PollockCommunityWaterPark SEE WISCONSIN
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FORT WINNEBAGO SURGEONS QUARTERS
MUSEUM AT THE PORTAGE
HISTORIC INDIAN AGENCY HOUSE
The Surgeons Quarters, the last remaining building of Fort Winnebago, is available for tours. Join us on June 5 for Wisconsin Territory Day featuring re-enactors, crafts, artists, tours of the site, speakers and more.
The museum houses hundreds of authentic pieces that tell the story of Portage. Explore area history and culture shaped by the influences of rivers, native people, early explorers, brickyards, railroads and residents of this third oldest settlement in Wisconsin.
The house is the 1832 home of John and Juliette Kinzie with ties to the Girl Scouts and the City of Chicago. Come out on August 14-15 for our Enduring Skills Weekend with an exciting sampling of skills that have endured through the centuries.
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AMERICAN LEGION STATE HEADQUARTERS & MUSEUM
WOMEN’S CIVIC LEAGUE HOME
PORTAGE CENTER FOR THE ARTS
All are welcome to attend the Celebration of Freedom event featuring live music, beer garden, food, tours, Legion program exhibits, outdoor activities and more on September 24-25.
The first woman to win the Pulitzer prize for drama, Zona Gale, built this home on the Wisconsin River for her parents. The house was donated to the Civic League, an organization Gale founded. Tours are available upon request.
This intimate theater holds high quality performances and features an art gallery with monthly exhibits. Check out one of the Performing Arts Series concerts or learn about exciting topics during the monthly Brown Bag Lunches.
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womenscivicleagueofportage.com
portagecenterforthearts.com
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EVENTS ARTS & CRAFT FESTIVAL MAY 22-23
COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY DIG JULY 10-11 & JULY 17-18
PORTAGE MARKET SQUARE FAIR AUGUST 27-28
Save the Grandstand Inc. will hold its first Arts & Crafts Festival, featuring live bands, food vendors and a beer tent. The organization is raising funds to restore the Columbia County Fairgrounds Grandstand, built in 1935 and one of only two art deco grandstands left in Wisconsin.
Work alongside real archaeologists as we continue our search for the 1830s Agency blacksmith shop. Discover and hold in your own hands artifacts that may not have been seen for 200+ years! Enjoy live blacksmithing demonstrations, too.
Market Square in downtown Portage is the place to be for great food, live music, classic car show, kid’s activities, arts & craft vendors, and downtown walking tour. Families are welcome!
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CASCADE MOUNTAIN
MUST-DO DIY CLASSES
Recognized as the Midwest’s top-rated ski and snowboard destination, Cascade Mountain provides downhill fun for beginner through expert. Kids 12 and under ski free with paid adult.
Prairie Flower Beads, Mercantile and Edgewater Home & Garden are just a few of the fine shops in Portage that offer a selection of gift ideas. Enjoy a bundle of do-it-yourself workshops and classes that they offer.
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WOLLERSHEIM WINERY & DISTILLERY Eagles frequent the bluff behind the winery. The winery offers an exciting array of events each year. Wollersheim also has a distillery that creates varieties of brandy, gin, absinthe, and whiskey. wollersheim.com
DEVIL’S HEAD RESORT
SAUK CITY RIVERFRONT PARK
Sitting on top of one of the highest bluffs in Wisconsin, Devil’s Head attracts skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels because of its 500 vertical feet of excitement. The resort also offers full restaurant choices, indoor and outdoor pools an two golf courses in the summer.
This park overlooks the Wisconsin River at 236 Water Street. It includes a 4,000 sq. ft. ADA accessible playground with a 75-foot zip line, and a 2,250 sq. ft. splash pad and a picnic shelter adjacent to the Great Sauk StateTrail via riverfront loops.
devilsheadresort.com
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DEVIL’S LAKE STATE PARK
LAKE WISCONSIN & RIVER FUN
The Sauk Prairie Riverway area includes the southern portion of Devils Lake State Park, the second most visited park in Wisconsin and one of the tops in the nation. There are many campsites available at Devils Lake, as well as two swimming beaches, a pet beach, and breathtaking hiking trails. Canoe rentals available.
Lake Wisconsin is a 10,000-acre lake with 52 miles of shoreline, and together, the lake and river have more than 18 miles of a navigable waterway with a depth that varies to a maximum of 40 feet. Boaters love to stop at the many sand bars for a swim, picnic, or even to camp at night. The Sauk Prairie Area features three experienced guide companies who can customize your trip on the river, or you can sit back and relax and simply “cruise” the lake.
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BIKING GREAT SAUK STATE TRAIL The Great Sauk State Trail which parallels the river through Sauk City, Prairie du Sac and ending in the Sauk Prairie Recreation Area, near Devil’s Lake State Park. This asphalt trail is 13.1 miles long and offers art sculptures, interpretive boards, and amazing prairie views along the way.
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DAM MOUNTAIN BIKING
Visit Sauk Prairie and ride any one of our thirteen rural bike loops, ranging from 9 mile rides to 33 miles. Cross Lake Wisconsin via the ferry, and challenge yourself on rural bluffs.
Discover Sauk Prairie’s newest trail system - the Dam Trails at Alliant Energy. These trails parallel the Wisconsin River and offer an easy mountain biking experience with excellent views, while providing a great connection to the Great Sauk State Trail.
Visit saukprairie.com to download maps of our trail systems.
LIVE MUSIC & SPIRITS
The area is home to a world-class winery and brewery, but here is a list of our lake and river-front favorites, or those with their unique twists. Visit saukprairie.com for a full listing of area restaurants and to see menus. • DORF HAUS RESTAURANT • FISH TALES ON THE LAKE • GREEN ACRES • H’S PLACE • ON THE ROX • PRAIRIE HOUSE FOOD & SPIRITS
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Multiple Pools Sand Volleyball • Lazy • &Wave Pool • Outdoor Theater • LargeRiver Themed weekends • 2 Mini Waterpark • Ice Courses • Homemade • 18 HolesGolfEach Cream Shop • Rental Golf Carts • Cabins Available To Rent With Yogi Bear™ • Visits And Boo Boo Bear™
ages ll a r o f s ie it iv t c A Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Warrens 1500 Jellystone Park Drive, Warrens, WI 54666 Call Us: 888 -386 -9644 Email Us: info@jellystonewarrens.com
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places to stay You have hundreds of options of places to stay when traveling throughout this beautiful state! There are hotels & motels around the state that can provide comfort, luxury, and even budget-friendly accommodations. Enjoy your time in a vacation rental, or take your family to a nice resort where you can enjoy activities, dining, and comfort all in one place!
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MT. OLYMPUS RESORTS
Pack up the family and rent a home for your upcoming vacation! Over 20 homes to choose from! Castle Rock • Petenwell Lakes, 2nd & 4th largest lakes in WI. Waterfront & Golf Course properties 2-7 bdr / sleeping up to 16. Enjoy safe private time with family on the lakes! Golf • Boat • Swim • Fish • Relax | 888-404-2688 | cottagekeeper.com
Mt. Olympus Resorts offers a wide variety of locations within walking distance to Mt. Olympus. Each registered guest receives FREE admission to Mt. Olympus Water Park & Theme Park. 800-800-4997 | www.mtolympuspark.com See ad on pages 2-3,40,51
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TWIG’S SUNDROP UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
ZURKO PROMOTIONS 51ST ANNUAL FLEA MARKET
WALLS OF WITTENBERG MURALS, ART PARK & THE WOWSPACE
Take a self-guided tour to learn the story of Sun Drop soda, watch movies on the history of Twig’s, see live production of the bottling line and interactive displays. Stroll through the large display of historical Shawano artifacts, and most importantly, sample their sodas. Free admission. 920 S. Franklin St., Shawano twigsbeverage.net
Sundays at the Shawano County Fairgrounds through Oct. 17, the market is legendary for its wide variety of antiques and collectibles, Wisconsin crafts, closeouts, bargains, folk art, tools, sports cards, and more. Indoor flea market runs Saturdays, Jan. through March in the historic Community Hall.
Savor the visual feast waiting just for you in the village of Wittenberg where 29 brightly colored murals adorn exteriors of downtown buildings. WOWSPACE, a beautifully restored building that once housed a pharmacy, hosts art shows and events throughout the year. An Art Park featuring nine sculptures complements its elegance.
DOC’S CLASSIC CAR & CYCLE MUSEUM A truly unique museum experience packed with cool muscle and classic cars and vintage motorcycles. Visit Doc’s Zoo featuring a kangaroo, alligators, a camel, tortoises, tropical birds and more. Grab a bite at Timeline Saloon & BBQ and see the world-famous Timeline Motorcycle which has seven engines and seats ten people. W2709 Hwy 29, Bonduel docshd.com
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USAIR MOTORSPORTS RACEWAY Go-Kart rentals for drivers 18+ with karts that go up to 45 mph. Group packages available. USAIR hosts Club Events including Drifting, Autocross, SXS, Supermoto, Legend Car & Kart Racing. The 1.1-mile road course and beautiful 40-acre property offers entertainment for all ages and skill levels. W5901 County Road BE, Shawano usairmotorsportsraceway.com
114 Vinal Street, Wittenberg (WOWSPACE) wallsofwittenberg.com
STUBBORN BROTHERS BREWERY Housed in a lovingly restored 1915 theater that’s become a historic jewel of Shawano’s downtown, the brothers are ready to fill growlers from 21 beers on tap. Full menu and live music. Get a behind the scenes guided walkthrough brewery tour and learn about how the beer is made. 220 S. Main Street, Shawano stubbornbros.com
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ON THE WATER WOLF RIVER
SHAWANO LAKE COUNTY PARK
SHAWANO SKI SHARKS
One of America’s designated National Wild and Scenic Rivers, the Wolf River stretches 225 miles. In just minutes, Shawano Country visitors can take the literal plunge in Class I to Class IV rapids rafting on the upper portions of the Wolf or take a relaxing tube float on the lower.
At 6,215 acres, Shawano Lake is a paradise for boaters, water skiers, anglers and beachgoers alike. Shawano County Park offers 100 beautiful campsites with electric and water hookups, a fish cleaning station, snack shop, sandy swimming beach, boat launch, boat wash, watercraft rentals and more.
Wolf River Beach is home to familyfriendly free water ski shows, each Wednesday June 9-August 18 and Sunday, July 11. Preshow 5:30, show 6 p.m. See wonderful acts of grace and daring stunts including high speed barefoot acts and acrobatics off their jump ramp. Come hungry – full concessions available.
W5971 Lake Drive, Shawano shawanocountyparks.com
Smalley Park, 211 Riverside Drive, Shawano skisharks.org
BARN QUILTS OF SHAWANO COUNTY Wisconsin’s Barn Quilt Capital, over 365 quilts have been prominently displayed on barns throughout Shawano County. Take a leisurely drive through our pastoral countryside and enjoy the view, Our Visitor Guide features a pull-out quilt location map or stop by the Visitor Center for turnby-turn self-guided driving tour booklets. 1263 S. Main Street, Shawano shawanocountry.com
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CASINO ACTION IN SHAWANO COUNTRY Hit it big with gaming fun galore in Shawano Country. Visit the Menominee Casino Resort, located in Keshena; Thunderbird Mini Casino, 9 miles north of Menominee Casino on County VV; Ho-Chunk Gaming Wittenberg and North Star Mohican Casino Resort, Bowler. shawancountry.com
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BIKE THE BOARDWALK
STROLL THE SCULPTURE PARK
Start with the iconic boardwalks on the Green Circle Trail. Perfect for riders of all ages and abilities, it offers 27-miles to explore. The best part? It connects to even more trails worth exploring, including the Schmeeckle Reserve, the Stevens Point Sculpture Park, and the Tomorrow River State Trail.
This outdoor sculpture park features works from regional, national and international artists. There is a ½ mile trail that winds past water, towering pines, and connects to the Brickyard Trail of the Green Circle Trail. Check out popular classics like the giant ‘Sand County Bench’ or the striking ‘Elk Centaur’.
2419 Northpoint Dr., Stevens Point GreenCircleTrail.org
901 2nd St N, Stevens Point StevensPointSculpturePark.org
TEE UP AT SENTRYWORLD
RIDE THE TRAILS AT STANDING ROCKS
An iconic Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed course with a rich history, SentryWorld blazed the trail as Wisconsin’s first destination golf course. SentryWorld is a par 72, 7,237-yard public course, ranked highly among Wisconsin courses. Dominating the landscape are 35-acres of spring-fed lakes, native birch, and the iconic flower hole. 601 N. Michigan Avenue, Stevens Point SentryWorld.com
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For more of a challenge, venture to some of the best mountain biking trails in Wisconsin at Standing Rocks County Park. The park which offers a combo platter of old-school narrow legacy trails and new wide, smooth flow trails will keep beginners to experts enjoying their ride. 7695 Standing Rocks Rd, Stevens Point PointAreaSingleTrackAssociation.org
VISIT WISCONSIN’S OLDEST MARKET Sample the best local goods, available six days a week at the state’s oldest farmers market in downtown Stevens Point. In 2021, head out to the Night Markets, held on July 14th and Sept. 1st. For more, head to brunch on the farm at Lonely Oak Farms with brunch every Sunday, May through October. 2nd and Main St, Stevens Point StevensPointFarmersMarket.com
SIP BACK AND RELAX Get behind the scenes at local craft beer, wine and spirit makers with a tour and sample with the Central Wisconsin Craft Collective. While there are two new breweries, including District 1 and Backcounty, don’t miss the iconic Point Brewery, one of the oldest continuously operating breweries in the nation! cwCraftCollective.com
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VENTURE OUT PADDLEQUEST
Check out Paddlequest, a one-of-a-kind paddling adventure. Geared to all skill levels and ages where canoeing meets Comic-Con (with a side of conservation) on the Wisconsin River. Paddle from place to place meeting characters, solving puzzles and completing challenges. This unique event has been held since 2002, and it’s even been featured in Rolling Stone! Bukolt Park, Stevens Point PaddleQuest.org
HIT A HIDDEN SAND BAR BEACH
BLUEGRASS IN THE PINES
SUMMER JAMS
Plan to attend Bluegrass in the Pines, hosted at Rosholt Fair Park each summer for this fun filled event. Plan to camp on the grounds, and spend the entire weekend enjoying the best bluegrass has to offer in central Wisconsin.
Head out for festivals, filled with music, the Point Block Party, Celebrate Plover, Riverfront Rendezvous, and the Riverfront Jazz Festival. Or, check out live music events all summer long, from the Stevens Point Levitt AMP series to Notes at Night.
Rosholt Fair Park, 186 W. Forest, Rosholt HighWaterMusic.com/BluegrassInThePines.html
PADDLE THE BLUE HERON LOOP
Find a hidden beach, with a sand bar on the Wisconsin River. As part of the Stevens Point flowage, Maple Island Beach is made for the perfect summer day. The sandbar provides access to park a boat (or canoe) and hang out on the shore or in the shallow water.
Get out on the water from the backwaters of the Wisconsin River, the Tomorrow River or one of the lakes by kayak, canoe, paddleboard, or pontoon. Not sure where to start? Try the Blue Heron Loop featuring cluster of wild islands in the Stevens Point Area, with expert insight from MilesPaddled.com.
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BIRCHWOOD CANOE ROUTES The Sawmill Lake Primitive Area, located just north of Birchwood, offers a primitive campground and two marked canoe portage routes. This hidden gem with its high density of glacial lakes, offers the ideal getaway for someone to explore the serene Northwoods of Washburn County. N3400 Sawmill Park Ln., Birchwood washburncounty.org
HUNT HILL AUDUBON SANCTUARY A nature sanctuary, open to the public, covering over 600 acres of forests, meadows, and glacial lakes that are home to wildlife and rare Wisconsin plant life. Hands-on programs teach visitors about geology, plant life, and wildlife. Offers 13 miles of hiking trails and a nature playscape for the kids. N2384 Hunt Hill Road, Sarona hunthill.org
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NAMEKAGON RIVER:
WISCONSIN’S MOVING NATIONAL PARK Home to approximately 45 miles of the nearly 100 mile waterway, the Namekagon was voted “Top Attraction” in the Best of WashCo. Most of the Namekagon is undeveloped, offering a genuine wilderness experience to canoe, kayak, tube, or fish. Six outfitters offer the opportunity to get out and enjoy the river. Trego namekagonriver.org
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PERLICK DISTILLERY A family-owned business that produces fine spirits distilled from grains grown on site from their five generation farm. The tasting room offers a cocktail and martini menu, as well as seasonal drinks. The outdoor seating offers the perfect setting to sip and spend time with friends. W5150 County Hwy B, Sarona perlickdistillery.com
RAILROAD MEMORIES MUSEUM
Like nowhere else – The Potter’s Shed offers a hands-on creative zone where you can make your own wood sign or paint your own pottery. Take a stroll through the garden to look for the hidden fairy doors, listen to live music at the Shed and browse the art gallery.
Thirteen rooms of railroad memorabilia including videos, model trains, an 8x12 foot scale diorama of the Spooner yard and complex, tools, equipment, track vehicles, station signs, rare uniforms, and more. The museum is located in the original Chicago & Northwestern Railway Depot.
260 Industrial Blvd., Shell Lake thepottersshed.com
424 N. Front Street, Spooner washburncounty.org
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VENTURE OUT WINE & BEER
LAKE RECREATION
ATV SCENIC TOUR
With 18 artisan taps flowing with some of Northwest Wisconsin’s best brews, you’ll want to mark a trip to Round Man Brewing Company on your list of stops. Another hot spot is Clover Meadow Winery, the only certified organic winery in the Midwest. Tours and tastings are available.
Whether you’re looking to cruise along the sparkling water of Long Lake or try your hand at stand up paddle boarding on beautiful Shell Lake, you’re bound to find some water fun in Washburn County. With nearly 1,000 lakes the area offers tons of water recreation. Rentals are available.
Looking for a fun way to explore the trails? Check out the Washburn County ATV Scenic Tour which highlights nearly 40 points of interest located along the 100+ mile ATV system. The tour highlights waterways, natural points of interest, quirky landmarks and historical sites.
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WISCONSIN CANOE HERITAGE MUSEUM
TIN CEILING TOUR
Continuously changing displays of canoes from the golden age of North American canoeing. The building traditions of the eastern seaboard, the Midwest and Canada are all represented, providing the museum visitor a fascinating opportunity to experience the evolution of canoe design.
Have you ever looked up while wandering through Spooner’s downtown shops? If not, you’ll want to grab the Spooner Tin Ceiling Tour brochure which walks you through the historic buildings of downtown Spooner, showing you the intricate designs in the ceilings above while sharing the rich history of the buildings.
312 North Front Street, Spooner wisconsincanoeheritagemuseum.org
Downtown Spooner washburncounty.org
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