Welcome to Wisconsin, America’s Dairyland. You can fish, swim, sail or just relax in Wisconsin’s wood and waters. There are 15,000 lakes and more than 11,500 rivers and streams. Canoeing, kayaking and whitewater rafting are just a few of the adventures that await you in Wisconsin. With more than fifteen million acres of forest there is plenty of room to roam and check out the wildlife. Fifty state parks, ten state forests and two national forests offer thousands of miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.

From the towering limestone bluffs along the Mississippi River to the sea caves of Apostle Islands to watching the sun set in the Great Horicon Marsh sanctuary, there is something for everyone to enjoy. There are more than 300 golf courses for you to discover. Culturally, Wisconsin has a lot to offer. From Native American artifacts to logging and mining memorabilia to circus wagons and a W.W.II submarine you will find it in our museums and historic sites. Don’t forget we Wisconsin is the nation’s leader in total cheese production. Stop by and see how it’s made, maybe even try a bite. Come visit us in Wisconsin and you will find that you are among friends.

We thank you for choosing Wisconsin Travel Guide to plan your next vacation, and hope that your time spent in Wisconsin is both enjoyable and refreshing.