This unique state forest near La Crosse offers Driftless Area landscapes, habitats like goat prairies, and trails for hiking and nordic skiing.
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The last surviving covered bridge in Wisconsin headlines a bill of fishing and paddling in this delightful park north of Milwaukee.
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Nestled within a vast protected forest, this lake is a local gem for woodsy camping, cruising by boat, and casting a line for a variety of gamefish.
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Wisconsin is home to some serious rural beauty, and you can check some of it out in this community that's under 50 miles from both Green Bay and Antigo.
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This is everything you need to know about choosing between a boat tour and a kayaking expedition to see Wisconsin's Apostle Island sea caves.
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This little town that's tucked along Green Bay is a hub of Luxembourgish and Belgian heritage with historic sites and waterfront views to discover.
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This nature getaway in Wisconsin gives you the opportunity to birdwatch, go for a relaxing hike, and enjoy wetlands, prairie, and forest all in one place.
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This Wisconsin marsh is home to migratory birds, a protected waterfowl refuge, fishing opportunities, and canoe routes through wetlands.
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Whether you're looking for some prime fishing or a scenic getaway, these salmon fishing spots are great for a solo vacation or a family trip.
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For a place to enjoy nature and wildlife near Madison, Wisconsin, head to this state park with primitive camping and bluff trails that end in a historic tower.
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For a place to relax while taking in the wildlife of eastern Wisconsin, head to this nature escape with off-trail hiking, canoeing, and incredible birding.
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This Wisconsin state park offers camping beneath the trees, hikes through forests, and easy biking routes, with room for picnics and playground breaks.
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Looking for a relaxing lakeside getaway? This beautiful park features hiking and biking trails, water activities, and easy-to-access campsites to enjoy it all.
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If you're looking for a scenic location that'll provide you with days of outdoor adventure, check out this spot in Wisconsin that both locals and tourists love.
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This Wisconsin state park combines wooded walks and remnants of ancient glaciers with quiet paddles, shoreline fishing, and rustic nights at a small campground.
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Nelson Dewey State Park offers blufftop campsites, Mississippi River views, short hiking trails, and Native American burial mounds in Wisconsin.
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To escape into nature in Northern Wisconsin, head up to the Michigan border where a wild river leads to waterfall hikes, river fun, and primitive camping.
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The Midwest is an underrated, autumnal gem that deserves just as much fall foliage hype as New England. Here are some of the best places for leaf peeping.
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There are plenty of unique laws across the United States, including a ban on margarine in restaurants that is still on the books in one state.
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This Wisconsin lake invites visitors to fish for pike and panfish, kayak and waterski across its calm waters, and enjoy its scenic 10 miles of shoreline.
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A riverside Wisconsin village with a whimsical Dutch touch boasts community events, delicious restaurants, and fun water activities.
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This expansive wildlife area is great for wildlife and bird watching, particularly during the spring and fall when thousands of sandhill cranes visit.
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If you ever find yourself having the wonderful problem of not knowing which state park to check out in Wisconsin, consider heading to this lush getaway.
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Full of fragrant flowers, this Midwestern town boasts antique and indie stores — and it's set among lakes, hiking trails, and cycle tracks.
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Is there a cooler-sounding path than the Ice Age National Scenic Trail? We doubt it, and you can hike a portion of it at this lush Wisconsin park.
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This Wisconsin recreation area invites visitors to hike through woodlands, watch birds along trails, cycle paved paths, and spend a day boating or fishing.
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There are 12 states that are considered part of the Midwest region of the United States and even other Americans can have a unique cultural experience there.
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