SPORTS Quiet

Rustic Roads

Rustic Roads comprise a system of scenic roads and are lightly traveled country roads for the leisurely enjoyment of bikers, hikers and motorists.

RUSTIC ROAD 28 - Mains Crossing (old Highway 8). Passing by Apple River Park and across the scenic Apple River, this route offers pleasant views of deciduous forests and open farmland.

RUSTIC ROAD 41 - Clara Lake Road between County

E and County G. This road wanders past scenic woodlands and farmlands. A canopy of trees shades the gravel portion of this beautiful road.

Birding

Welcome to one of a select few northern Wisconsin communities to be designated a Wisconsin Bird City, where bird watching is a favorite pastime for locals and visitors alike. Amery is surrounded by three lakes, the Apple River, farmland, marshes and forests, providing abundant habitat for both migrating and nesting birds.

Be sure to check out Amery’s York Park (bring your spotting scope), which is a part of the Great Wisconsin Birding and Nature Trail as well as the Stower Seven Lakes State Trail, abundant with birds and other wildlife.

attractions Area

If you are visiting, or you are already a resident of Amery, and you have picked up this guide, you are finding there is plenty of things to do and see in Amery. But, there are some exceptional attractions that are in our area and within a short driving distance.

• Interstate Park, MN side or WI side...see the Kettles!

• Little Falls Mercantile, or known as Dudgeon Pottery

• The Pike Hole...it’s near Little Falls, WI

• The round barn on 120th...truly beautiful!

• Polk County Historical Museum in Balsam Lake!

• The original Soo Line Railroad Depot on Cty Road C

• The Clydesdale horses on Hwy. 46

• DD Kennedy County Park

• Deer Lake Winery on Hwy. 8

• A total gem...Camp Icaghowan!

• Black Brook Dam