Thomas Huhti - Moon Wisconsin
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From lush forests and fertile farms to rushing rivers and tranquil lakes, experience Wisconsins classic Midwestern charm with Moon Wisconsin.
What youll find in Moon Wisconsin:
- Strategic itineraries for any budget and timeline, from a long weekend in Milwaukee or Madison to a week-long getaway to Door County
- Detailed maps and handy reference photos throughout
- Curated trip advice for history buffs, foodies, outdoor adventurers, and more
- Top attractions and off-beat ideas for making the most of your trip: Check out a typical Wisconsin dairy farm and sample fresh wheels of cheese, or let the kids try their hand at churning their own butter. Kayak to sea caves, cycle through rolling hills filled with apple orchards, or hike around a secluded island. Hit the slopes at a ski resort, go snowmobiling across a frozen lake, or explore unique glacial topography on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. Wander Milwaukees historic downtown, check out the Harley-Davidson museum, and unwind with a locally brewed craft beer
- The best road trips in Wisconsin, including the states designated Rustic Roads
- Honest advice from native cheesehead Thomas Huhti on when to go, what to pack, and where to stay, from luxe hotels, to historic lodges and lakeside cabins
- Recommendations for getting to Wisconsin and getting around, by plane, train, bus, or car (or even boat!)
- Thorough background on the culture, weather, wildlife, outdoor recreation safety, and history
Cant get enough of Wisconsin? Try Moon Wisconsins Door County. For more Midwestern adventures, try Moon Minneapolis & St. Paul or Moon Michigan.
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THOMAS HUHTI
Devils Lake State Park
the John Purves tugboat at Door County Maritime Museum
The Whistling Swan in Door County.
Once on NBCs Today, the travel editor was asked about the most underrated U.S. destination. Without batting an eye, he answered Wisconsin. The hosts had no idea how to respond to that. The editor immediately launched into a list of superlatives that anyone whos been here already knows. Wisconsin isnt what you might think it is; its even better.
Wisconsin is generally content to remain in the middle on most thingsexcept such important issues as livability quotients, at which it tends to excel. Its one of the top five most livable states in the nation. Its also the Midwests overall most popular travel destination. And it boasts the planets most diverse glacial topography, the United States middle sections most amazing cataracts, and an immense North Woods regionso big the national forest has to have two names. Oh, and recreation? Were tops (or thereabouts) in bicycling, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, fishing, and scenic hiking trails.
Indeed, Wisconsin puts the lie to all those clichs about flyover land, cowflop redolence, hayseeds, corn-fed...you get the picture. John Muir chose his words carefully when he wrote, Oh, that glorious Wisconsin wilderness!
the Mariners Trail between Manitowoc and Two Rivers
Ardy & Eds in Fox Valley
downtown Milwaukee
Folks come for a visit or to attend university and genuinely miss it when they leave. In fact, many come back. Ive met more than a few who came for a visit decades ago and loved it so much that they return, often to the same cabin on a lake, every single year.
This has as much to do with the people of Wisconsin who, Im happy to report, are the type who will chat you up and consider you a friend only five minutes after they meet you.
If this makes us rubes, then well happily plead guilty.
a classic riverboat on the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
bicycles in Stockholm.
the University of Wisconsin Arboretum
The low-key residents are proud of their cultural, educational, and architectural gems along Milwaukees fabulous lakefront. The wonderfully preserved ethnic neighborhoods and Historic Third Ward offer the states best urban trekking tours. See what beer hath wrought at the sublime Pabst Mansion. Yet that lakefront beckonshop aboard a fishing charter. Meander along the spectacular bike paths. And dont forget the names that made Milwaukee famous: the gargantuan Miller Brewing and Harley-Davidson.
The Mad City, also known as Madtown or the island surrounded by reality, is a vibrant and fetching city among a quartet of jewel-like lakes, upon one of which sits eye-catching Monona Terrace. Theres push and pull with the state government, represented by the grand State Capitol, and the University of Wisconsin. But most residents are nature lovers; youll find no better chances to walk amid native state flora than at the UWs Arboretum and the Olbrich Botanical Gardens.
This true gateway region welcomes many travelers from Chicago. Extraordinary museums and parks await in Kenosha and Racine, the latter also home to much Wisconsin-native Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. Take the smaller roads and discover the Geneva Lake area. A crucial North American migration flyway is Horicon Marsh.
Jutting into Lake Michigan, the geographic thumb of Wisconsin offers the most sublime collection of state parks in the Midwest and the highest concentration of lighthouses of any U.S. county. How about picturesque towns right out of 19th-century postcards? Off the northern tip lies Washington Island, an isolated community where time seems not to matter. Beyond is another island, Rock Island State Park, the most superb camping spot in the state.
These waterways truly made the state, welcoming legions of immigrants and floating timber for paper mills of the Fox Cities, dominated by the enormous Lake Winnebago. To the west are such picturesque resort lands youll run out of digital storage space, as well as the wild and wonderful Wolf River. No visit to Wisconsin would be complete without a pilgrimage to one of the NFLs most sacred institutions: Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers.
Find one of the worlds highest concentrations of lakes and two of the Midwests grandest rivers, the Peshtigo River and the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage. Marinette and Iron County waterfalls
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