Ice Age Trail
The Ice Age Trail is part of the National Park Service National Scenic Trail System. The Trail loosely follows the outline of the furthest extent of glaciation from the last ice age that receded about 12,000 years ago. The... trailpeak.com
Lake Geneva: Luxury And The Lake, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
If you?re the kind of traveler who doesn?t like to shave on the weekend, you may perceive Lake Geneva to be too tony for your tastes. But that elitist air is as much part of the area?s history as the lake itself. As far back ... trails.com
Black Lake Trail
General Description Learn about the area's rich lumbering history which began with the 1880 Pine Era where much of the white pine cut around Black Lake was floated down Fishtrap Creek and the Chippewa River to Chippewa Fal... wildernet.com
Chippewa River, Nelson, Wisconsin
An extensive floodplain forest lining the mighty Chippewa River, notable birdwatching. It takes a while to grasp the size of this place. Tiffany State Wildlife Area, a big chunk of land on a big river, extends 12 miles along ... trails.com
Copper Falls State Park, Mellen, Wisconsin
For those interested in getting away from it all, why not go big and really do it? Copper Falls is as far out of the way as they come, located just 30 miles off the Lake Superior shore in the northwestern portion of the state... trails.com
Wisconsin Dells And Baraboo, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Dells symbolize tourism in the Midwestern consciousness. Flatlanders from Illinois, Cheese Heads from Milwaukee, and others from around the area have been flocking here since shortly before the Civil War. Lured ... trails.com
Door Country: Cape Cod Of The Midwest, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
You can easily spend a month in Door County, the finger of land that juts out from Wisconsin into Lake Michigan and Green Bay, so trying to distill the experience into a weekend is a formidable task. With some 250 miles of sh... trails.com
Lower St. Croix National Scenic Riverway: Past Time And...
The St. Croix National Scenic Riverway is more than 250 miles of protected waterway that includes the Namekagon River and the St. Croix River as it flows into Minnesota and then becomes the border between Minnesota and Wiscon... trails.com
The Great River Road: To Winona And La Crosse, La Crosse,...
Sometimes there?s nothing better than meandering. And if you like river towns, bluff country, antiques, and watching the sky for bald eagles, then there?s nothing better than meandering the Great River Road. Of course, the Gr... trails.com
Door County, Wisconsin, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Sticking out into Lake Michigan like a long, skinny finger, Wisconsin?s Door County peninsula is flanked by Green Bay on its west coast and Lake Michigan on its east coast. While only 13 miles wide and 42 miles long, Door Cou... trails.com
Madison And Middleton, Madison, Wisconsin
Wisconsin's capitol, Madison, is affectionately called "Mad City" by the locals. This is probably for good reason. Not only is the city the state's political power center, with all the attendant intrigues, but it is also home... trails.com
Wisconsin - Rough Guides, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
As many cows as humans call Wisconsin home. About four million of each eat to their hearts? content in this rich, rolling farmland, which has a higher proportion of overweight people than any other state. However, America?s s... trails.com
Green Bay And De Pere, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Explorer Jean Nicolet visited Green Bay in 1634 in his search for a route to the Orient. He found an abundance of furs instead, prompting the French government to eagerly claim every inch of the new landscape in order to capt... trails.com
Oshkosh, Horicon Marsh, And Fond Du Lac: Come Fly With Me...
For one week every year, this quiet community?otherwise known for overalls ?has the busiest airport in the world. That fact may not sound too appealing to travelers weary of O?Hare, but if you love aviation and it?s late July... trails.com
Milwaukee: Brewing Up Old World Charm, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Totally unpretentious and teeming with tradition, Milwaukee, Wisconsin?s largest city, is just an hour?s drive north of Chicago on Lake Michigan?s shore. This is a metropolis with a small-town flair, a place where Old World E... trails.com
St. Croix Wetland Management District
Lying along the eastern edge of the tallgrass prairie in west-central Wisconsin, the St. Croix Wetland Management District encompasses a fascinating diversity of habitats. Within the eight-county district, one can travel ... recreation.gov
Boulder Lake (Wi)
Boulder Lake Campground lies around the southern end of the beautiful 362 acre Boulder Lake. From the rustic tent sites to the sites with electricity, the campground has something for everyone. There are campsites along t... recreation.gov
Kohler: Plumbing And Pampering, Kohler, Wisconsin
Kohler?known for bathroom fixtures?doesn?t sound as if it would be a particularly sumptuous place to spend a weekend. But most people leap at the chance to spend even a single night at The American Club, recognized as one of ... trails.com