Northern Wisconsin Tourism
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Leinenkugel’s Historic Brewery Tour - Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Enter the world of the 7th oldest operating brewery in the nation. It all began when brewer Matthias Leinenkrugel brought his family to the US from Germany in the 1840’s. Although the family originally settled in Sauk City the third son, Jacob, traveled north to Chippewa Falls. He was convinced that the lumberjacks and lumber-booming economy of the area was an ideal location for his own brewery.
Canoeing Around the Apostle Islands
The Apostle Islands are a group of more than twenty islands on Lake Superior found just off the Bayfield Peninsula in northern Wisconsin. The islands were the spiritual home of the Chippewa natives that lives in the area. The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore also encompasses 12 miles of mainland waterfront.
Spend a Beautiful Day at Peck’s Wildwood Wildlife Park
When traveling through the beautiful north woods of Wisconsin, you will find a wonderful place to visit. Peck’s Wildwood Wildlife Park is located very close to the town of Minocqua, and makes a wonderful place for the whole family to get away and have a fun day. People love that they can get very close to the animals here – it makes for a great experience and great photos.
Holiday Stables - Rhinelander,
Come to Rhinelander and do something that you have wanted to do for ages but just never took the time for, a horseback ride (and pony rides for the kids.) You will be able to relax while going through the beautiful forest lands and think about what it would have been like for the early settlers in the area.
Lumberjack Steam Train -
Take a trip back in time with on the Lumberjack Steam Train vintage train from the 1800’s. You can sit in a rare cupola caboose as you travel into an actual site of a Northwoods logging camp.
The “4-spot” Steam Locomotive was built in 1916 by the Volcan Iron Works in
The Turtle Flambeau Flowage - Near Mercer and Butternut,
Enjoy the 19,000 acres of clear, sparkling water which was created in 1926 with the dam built to create a reservoir.
If you enjoy solitude of a vast wilderness and want to fish for walleye, musky, and panfish you will love this location. The roaring rapids of the
Chippewa Flowage -
The Chippewa Flowage is a watery maze of islands and floating bogs a fabulous location for anglers and wildlife watchers.
When the area was flooded it was the home to a small tribe of Indians. In this water may be the home now to the largest musky in the world.
The “Big Chip” is a 15,300 acre impoundment which makes it
Nicolet
Vision yourself in an area of crystal clear lakes and streams, towering pines and hardwood forests and you will find you are dreaming of
All four seasons welcome you to this area whether you are a summer person who likes to hike, fish, canoe, camp, mountain or horseback riding the area will welcome you. In the autumn you may want to hunt or to see all the famous fall colors. There are 3,600 miles of back roads for you to explore. In the winter you will want to bring your cross-country skis or your snowmobile. Spring offers you the wonders of life renewal with the forest coming to life.
Chequamegon-Nicolet
Are you into solitude or mountain biking, hiking or camping in some of the most beautiful land in
There are nearly 850,000 acres just waiting for you to explore. It is open year around so you can either enjoy it during the summer with mountain biking, hiking and camping or you can come and visit in the winter with your cross-county skis and see it in a totally different way.
It has gently rolling terrain, is sparsely populated and offers you a chance to truly “get away from it all.” The Chequamegon leaves an impression of tranquility and inner peace.
Penokee
Are you looking for a remote trail to hike? Do you want to see someplace that not everyone in your hiking circle has ever been to? Then you need to visit
It will be part of the North Country Trail with this segment following the Uller Ski Trail which traverses a remote ridge while passing fine stands of maple trees, hidden nooks and crannies and prime viewpoint.