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Adams County 9/29/2020 10 IDEAS FOR WISCONSIN TRAVEL Andrew Nussbaum 12 FALL COLOR IN WISCONSIN FALL COLOR IN WISCONSIN 34 10 IDEAS FOR WISCONSIN TRAVEL ADAMS COUNTY Sand Valley Golf Resort WE HAVE Town of Rome (Nekoosa) 72 COUNTIES IN WISCONSIN !! 56 1 9/29/2020 ASHLAND COUNTY BARRON COUNTY Apostle Islands Stout’s Island Lodge Red Cedar Lake, Birchwood 78 BAYFIELD COUNTY BROWN COUNTY Lake Owen, Cable Tubing Hill, Titletown Green Bay 910 BUFFALO COUNTY BURNETT COUNTY Buena Vista Park, Alma Crex Meadows Wildlife Area Grantsburg 11 12 2 9/29/2020 CALUMET COUNTY CHIPPEWA COUNTY High Cliff State Park, Irvine Park, Chippewa Falls Lake Winnebago Sherwood 13 14 CLARK COUNTY COLUMBIA COUNTY The Highground Veterans Memorial Park Colsac III Ferry (Merrimac Ferry) Neillsville Lake Wisconsin 15 16 CRAWFORD COUNTY DANE COUNTY Villa Louis, Prairie Du Chien Wollersheim Winery Prairie Du Sac 17 18 3 9/29/2020 DODGE COUNTY DOOR COUNTY Horicon Marsh Schoolhouse Beach, Washington Island 19 20 DOUGLAS COUNTY DUNN COUNTY Amnicon Falls State Park Red Cedar State Trail, South Range Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts Menomonie 21 22 EAU CLAIRE COUNTY FLORENCE COUNTY Phoenix Park ATV & UTV Trails Downtown Eau Claire 23 24 4 9/29/2020 FOND DU LAC COUNTY FOREST COUNTY Lakeside Park, Fond du Lac Lumberjack Steam Train Laona 25 26 GRANT COUNTY GREEN COUNTY Dickeyville Grotto and Shrines Monroe Dickeyville 27 28 GREEN LAKE COUNTY IOWA COUNTY Beaches and Lakefront Mineral Point Downtown Green Lake 29 30 5 9/29/2020 IRON COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY Waterfalls Ho-Chunk Nation, Black River Falls 31 32 JEFFERSON COUNTY JUNEAU COUNTY Fireside Dinner Theatre Woodside Ranch, Sports, Fort Atkinson Old Towne Hotel Mauston 33 34 KENOSHA COUNTY KEWAUNEE COUNTY Wlmot Mountain Algoma Wilmot 35 36 6 9/29/2020 LA CROSSE COUNTY LAFAYETTE COUNTY Grandad Bluff Pecatonica State Trail La Crosse Pecatonica River 37 38 LANGLADE COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY Snowmobile Trails Bearskin-Hiawatha State Trail, Cross Country Trails Tomahawk Sled Dog Trails 39 40 MANITOWOC COUNTY MARATHON COUNTY Point Beach State Forest Rib Mountain State Park Two RIvers Wausau 41 42 7 9/29/2020 MARINETTE COUNTY MARQUETTE COUNTY Fall Colors, Bird Watching, Fishing Whitewater Rafting on Peshtigo 43 44 MENOMINEE COUNTY MILWAUKEE COUNTY Menominee Logging Camp Museum, Wisconsin State Fair Menominee Indian Tribe of West Allis Wisconsin Keshena 45 46 MONROE COUNTY OCONTO COUNTY Elroy-Sparta Trail 450 miles of ATV/UTV trails, Over 480 miles of snowmobile trails 47 48 8 9/29/2020 ONEIDA COUNTY OUTAGAMIE COUNTY Camp 10 Ski Area Newberry River Trail Rhinelander Appleton 49 50 OZAUKEE COUNTY PEPIN COUNTY Lion's Den Gorge Nature Preserve Stockholm – Maiden Rock Grafton 51 52 PIERCE COUNTY POLK COUNTY Great River Road Visitor & Osceola & St. Croix Valley Railway Learning Center at Freedom Park Osceola Prescott 53 54 9 9/29/2020 PORTAGE COUNTY PRICE COUNTY Feltz’s Dairy Store – Corn Maze Timm's Hill County Park Stevens Point Ogema 55 56 RACINE COUNTY RICHLAND COUNTY SC Johnson, Frank Lloyd Wright- Candlewood Cabins designed Administration Building and Research Tower Richland Center Racine 57 58 ROCK COUNTY RUSK COUNTY Beckman Mill Blue Hills area at Christie Mountain Beloit Bruce 59 60 10 9/29/2020 SAUK COUNTY SAWYER COUNTY Devils Lake State Park Chippewa Flowage – Hayward Lakes Baraboo Hayward 61 62 SHAWANO COUNTY SHEBOYGAN COUNTY Barn Quilts Kohler-Andrae State Park Sheboygan 63 64 ST. CROIX COUNTY TAYLOR COUNTY Willow River State Park Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Hudson 65 66 11 9/29/2020 TREMPEALEAU COUNTY VERNON COUNTY Trempealeau Genoa National Fish Hatchery, and Great River Road Interpretive Center Genoa 67 68 VILAS COUNTY WALWORTH COUNTY Outdoor Recreation Lake Geneva 69 70 WASHBURN COUNTY WASHINGTON COUNTY Spooner Railroad Park and Museum The Basilica and National Shrine of Mary at Holy Hill Spooner Hubertus 71 72 12 9/29/2020 WAUKESHA COUNTY WAUPACA COUNTY Fox River Chain O’ Lakes Cruises Waukesha, Pewaukee Waupaca 73 74 WAUSHARA COUNTY WINNEBAGO COUNTY Redgranite Quarry EAA Aviation Museum Redgranite Oshkosh 75 76 WE DID IT !! WOOD COUNTY Wildwood Park & Zoo Marshfield ALL 72 COUNTIES IN WISCONSIN !! 77 78 13 9/29/2020 Thank You & Safe Travels [email protected] 79 14.
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