Looking for a scenic Midwest escape? Don't sleep on this charming river city between Minneapolis and Madison, offering great camping and views of the water.
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This Wisconsin wildlife area feels raw and untouched, with natural habitats, no specific marked trails, grassy marshes, and plenty of fauna.
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Hundreds of different bird species have been identified in this tiny park, which is a quick drive from Milwuakee and features a short boardwalk hike.
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Perched along the Mississippi River, this quiet village in Wisconsin offers easy access to outdoor adventures and is home to a charming downtown.
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The trail is made of smaller segments, each with a unique character, with some perfect spots for activities like biking, birding, or just watching the sunset.
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Even without an ocean, the Midwest boasts several stunning and unique piers boasting lighthouse views, restaurants, historic sites, and other activities.
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Catch bass on the lake or swim at the sandy public beach before heading into town for dinner, live music, and a laid-back Wisconsin lakeside getaway.
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Like the best of Wisconsin's state parks, this relatively unknown getaway is located along a winding body of water that's perfect for a summer visit.
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If you're looking for a destination that combines small town exploration, scenic views, and beautiful trails, you won't want to miss this Wisconsin locale.
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This park is home to unique geology and offers great views of the surrounding terrain. Plus, the historic First Capitol is right next door.
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This Wisconsin city is a walkable, inexpensive escape ideal for cheese lovers, anglers and outdoorsy types, and families on a budget looking for fun.
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This gorgeous, trendy hotel in the center of Milwaukee features art galleries, delicious restaurants with rooftop views, and plush interiors.
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If you are looking for a lake vacation, there is a great state park between Wisconsin Dells and Dubuque. It has beaches, hiking trails, and a waterfall.
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There are no real losers here, as both Michigan and Wisconsin have lovely options -- but if a choice must be made, here's our pick.
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While this festival in Wisconsin isn’t as well-known as Coachella and Lollapalooza, it’s actually the largest in the country (and at one time, the world).
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The Midwest's state parks are fantastic getaways, but perhaps none feature such a famously presidential pedigree as this one in northern Wisconsin.
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These U.S. lakes are very cold but worth visiting. From New York to Oregon to Minnesota, these lakes offer lots to do, like swimming, fishing, and hiking.
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While there are no glaciers in Wisconsin today, its landscape was shaped by them during the Ice Age, creating stunning scenery to explore in this state park.
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Often overshadowed by its Minnesota and Michigan neighbors, Wisconsin is a premier destination for charming and down-to-earth lakeside towns like this one.
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From riverfront paths to vibrant suburbs, these Wisconsin spots are gaining attention for their growth, livability, and proximity to bigger cities.
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Wisconsin's Northwoods area is packed with resorts that offer plenty of lakeside fun, beauty, and cozy, vintage vibes. Here's where we recommend staying.
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Located between Eau Claire and Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, this scenic state park features stunning rock formations, hiking trails, and relaxing camping spots.
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Wisconsin has no shortage of natural splendor, and the Military Ridge State Trail is a great example of that, offering miles and miles of scenic beauty.
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Tucked away between Madison and Rochester is an underrated Wisconsin state park where visitors can hiking enjoy trails with breathtaking views and paddling.
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Near Madison, Wisconsin, is a 422-acre lakeside escape with boating, fishing, and swimming, plus trails for hiking and cycling through nature.
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If you want some riverside adventures in Wisconsin, you can travel to this city and camp near the water. While you're there, you can try the local restaurants.
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This quiet corner of Wisconsin is hiding a seriously underrated state park worth seeking out for an outdoorsy escape just an hour from Madison or Dubuque.
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