Wild & Wonderful Wisconsin
Wisconsin may be known for it’s cheese and enthusiastic sports fans, but when I think of Wisconsin, green forests, lush lakes, and fascinating people come to mind. To us, it is a hotspot for the strange and delightful—from Baraboo’s Circus history to the House on the Rock.
Things To See In Wisconsin
Wander the House on the Rock
Take in a show at Circus World
Visiting Parks In Wisconsin
With all it’s rainfall and rivers, Wisconsin’s parks are lush lands to explore.
Wisconsin has a wide range of shady forest and river front trails. Be sure to wear repellant for mosquitoes and ticks in season.
We have had poor luck finding camping sites in Wisconsin. Our last minute attempts have brought us to full campgrounds. Yet, planning ahead can lead to some pretty fantastic sites along lake and river fronts.
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Most cars tackle the rough and rocky route to Zapata Falls for Zapata Falls, a relatively short but technically complicated hike/wade to an enclosed waterfall. In fact, there is even a parking lot at the base of the road,
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There's no shortage of dramatic rock formations in Death Valley National Park. But one that is (arguably) the most iconic is Zabriskie Point. This striking struckure rises out of ancient badlands older than Death Valley itself. It
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Most pictures that you see of Yosemite are of and from the Yosemite Valley. This haven in the Sierra Mountains is flanked by El Capitan, Half Dome, and numerous other dramatic monoliths. It's no surprise that everyone wants