The Lone Rock Trail is a nine-mile loop part of the Quincy Bluff State Park. This moderate hike will really get you moving. If you are looking for an exhilarating, long, and rustic trail, Lone Rock Trail is perfect for you. This hike will take you a while to get through so pack some food and pace yourself for a beautiful end destination.
The West Bluff Trail is a challenging hike part of Devil’s Lake State Park. The 3.5-mile loop is an energizing course but the views are spectacular. The trail combined with the Tumbled Rocks Trail will take nearly an hour and a half to complete. You’ll feel a sense of accomplishment like none other when you’ve completed the route.
Come visit Wisconsin’s highest natural point on this 10-mile hike. The Timm’s Hill Trail is a moderate trail but lengthy to say the least. This trail connects to the National Ice Age and Rib Lake Trails. The trails are open year around so the fun never stops. You’ll love the 360-degree views from atop Timm’s Hill.
Lost Canyon Trail is a moderate hike within Governor Dodge State Park. This three-mile loop has several steep grades. Your blood will be pumping and a couple of stops may have to be made on the way up. You’ll find thick forested areas along your hike and a waterfall! Best times for hiking are March to October. Bring layers during the fall months because it gets chilly!
Located in Perrot State Park, Brady’s Bluff Trail is a moderately challenging hike. You’ll feel a new sense of energy upon completing this .7-mile route. This beautiful hike is part of Wisconsin’s Driftless area and will take you above the gorgeous Mississippi River. The hike may be tiring but the views are breathtaking. You’ll catch a second wind atop Brady’s Bluff.
]]>Grandad Bluff Park is hands down one of Wisconsin’s most beautiful hikes. Hike your way to the top of Wisconsin’s most scenic bluff. Overlook the city of La Crosse, the Mississippi River, and our neighboring states. A newly renovated shelter at the top makes this hike a perfect weekend destination. Be sure to check out other cool views through their coin-operated binoculars.
Devil’s Lake is a highly sought out hiking destination—and for good reason. There are a few different trails you can choose from ranging from beginner levels all the way up to a more challenging hike. You’ll see tons of rock formations, forest, and let’s not forget the unmatched views of Devil’s Lake. Call up a couple of friends, bring the pup, and make a day out of it!
The Scuppernong Trail System is a great way to get outside for a beautiful hiking experience. There are three different trails ranging from intermediate to advanced, totaling around 12 miles in length. Explore all that Wisconsin has to offer, from thick forested areas to fun bustling creeks. The trails are always well maintained and offer bathrooms for your convenience.
If you’re ever near the Adam’s County area, Quincy Bluff and Wetlands is the most picturesque place to take a hike. The bluffs offer beautiful rock formations unlike anything you’ve seen. Follow a trail surrounding their notorious wetlands. Don’t forget your camera because you’re going to need it at Quincy Bluff.
Near Devil’s Lake State Park, lies Gibraltar Rock State Natural Area. Hike along the cliffs. View miles of rolling hills and the beautiful farm land that Wisconsin is so known and loved for. You’ll love the challenge that hiking to the top offers. You’ll even be able to catch views of Lake Wisconsin. Strap on your boots and pack a snack because you’ll want to stay all day.
]]>Lake Delton’s history dates to 1927 when the lake was dammed solely for recreational purposes. Since then, the residents and tourists that come to the Dells area have been taking full advantage of its beauty. There are a ton of great spots throughout the lake for jet skiing fun. If you don’t own a jet ski stop by Dells Watersports for rentals. WaveRunners go at $89 per hour and $165 per two hours.
Lake Geneva is a one of a kind watersport spot. There are tons of lake activities to enjoy, including jet skiing. Rent a WaveRunner and tear up the lake. There are plenty of secluded areas if you’re just starting out. Get your adrenaline pumping when you hit tops speeds cutting through waves. Rent WaveRunners on Lake Geneva at Geneva Watersports today!
Come summertime, tons of tourists flock to Minocqua for a relaxing up-north vacation. Lake Minocqua is connected to a much larger chain of lakes. Take your WaveRunner out for hours of fun on the lake chain. You’ll love all the fun, water splashing, and sun that Lake Minocqua offers. If you are looking for dependable rentals, be sure to stop into Minocqua Sport Rentals on your next vacation to the Northwoods!
Rock Lake is the perfect place to take your jet skis out for a spin. Located about 20 miles east of Madison, Rock Lake is always a hit. With over 1,300 acres of water, you’ll love how calm the waters are. While there are no rental facilities directly on the lake, there are four boat landings for easy access!
Located in Oneida County, Lake Thompson is another vacationer’s mecca. Lake Thompson specifically is excellent for watersports like jet skiing. There is one public boating landing in which you can take your WaveRunner in and out. Slice through the waves and swerve around the mini islands scattered throughout the lake. Take on the challenge of Lake Thompson.
]]>Enjoy 118 miles of ATV and UTV trails in Iron County. Start your fun trip at the Schomberg Park trailhead. You’ll experience the beautifully forested Northwoods, lakes, and even some waterfalls. There are tons of great stops just off the trail for you to load up on food and water before heading back out for more engine revving.
Black River Falls is an ATV lover’s dream—specifically Jackson County. They host tons of ATV-thrill seekers throughout the year. There are over 100 miles of trails that wind through the beautiful Wisconsin scenery. That being said, Black River Falls is home to many different animals that you might encounter on your tour! So watch out!
While the Chippewa County ATV Trail is only about a string of 20 miles—it is by far the most challenging. You’ll find tough inclines and challenging hills and valleys as you meander your way through. You can thank Mother Nature’s glaciers for such an exhilarating trip.
Ride all day through more than 150 miles of ATV trails within Florence County. You’ll come across a few different overlook sights and two different waterfalls along your way. Trails are open year around, besides April. Check out why Florence County ATV Trails are some of the most sought out in the Midwest!
Life on the ATV is much better lived in Douglas County. The trail covers a network of over 100 miles during the summer months. Stop at Amnicon Falls State Park, Big Manitou Falls, and catch a waterfall at Pattison State Park. There are a couple of great food stops along the way for body refueling.
*Note: Age restrictions, special licenses, and other requirements for off highway vehicles vary from state to state. Before heading out on your OHV, please consult your local regulations.
]]>Travel on over five miles of off-highway dirt biking trails in Douglas County. Trails open during the summer months and are an extremely popular spot for dirt bikers. This trail connects to an extensive network of trails that offer an additional 45 miles of off highway trails, however they travel into our neighboring state, Minnesota.
The Cheese Country Trail is one of the most highly-recommended off-highway motorcycling trails in the state. The 47-mile trail extends south and east through Iowa, Lafayette, and Green counties. Be prepared for one of the most beautiful rides of your life. Rolling hills, heavily forested woods, stately bluffs—Cheese Country Trail is truly the mecca of dirt bike bliss.
Pecatonica State Trail shaped an old railroad grade through some of Wisconsin’s most beautiful areas. This 10-mile twisting trail will take you from one of our state’s oldest communities to our former capital city. You’ll see the breathtaking Pecatonica River, farmland, historic buildings, and much more!
Bong State Recreational Area in Kenosha County is the perfect 10-mile trail for dirt bikers. With three dirt loops snaking throughout prairies and wetlands, you’ll love the adventure of the twists and turns.
Meander through Clark County on the Knobby Ridge Trail. There is over 16 miles of looped trail system within beautiful Clark County Forrest. Passes must be purchased before riding on the Knobby Ridge dirt bike trail and the best part is, the trail system is only used for motorcycle type vehicles—no ATV/UTVs allowed!
]]>Devil’s Lake State Park is a beautiful spot to go hiking. From rock formations to the beautiful views of Devil’s Lake—it doesn’t get much better than this. They have just under 30 miles of trail for hiking. Devil’s Lake State Park hosts a bunch of different children’s activities throughout the year, making it a great place to get your kids familiar with before your big exploration. Devil’s Lake Adventure Hikes are perfect if you’re new to the area and want a guided day tour!
Brady’s Bluff Trail offers tons of cool stops for you and your group to take. On the western portion of the trail, be on the lookout for the rock steps and walls that were constructed by Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. As you reach to the top of the bluff the views of Trempealeau Mountain and Trempealeau Bay are stunning. Pack a snack, some drinks, and take a break in the shade. Don’t forget to bring your camera!
Located within Iowa County in Dodgeville, Wisconsin, lies Governor Dodge State Park with almost 40 miles of hiking trails. One of our favorite hiking trails is the Meadow Valley Trail which can be walked or biked on. Meadow Valley is a nice, easy five-mile loop trail which eases its way through forest, beautiful open Wisconsin meadows, prairies, and wooded ridges.
The Horicon Marsh is a true wonder, teeming with wildlife and offering magnificent beauty. The trails are open to the public for use from dawn to dusk. They offer several miles of trails that wind through and around marsh, prairie, and forest habitats. If you and your family are looking for something a little more off the beaten path—choose the Bud Cook Hiking Area where off-trail hiking and exploring is fully encouraged!
The Scuppernong Springs Trail located within the Kettle Moraine State Forest is the perfect one and half mile loop. Along the trail, you will find tons of different wildlife and may even spot a fish or two. Clean and clear springs run throughout the area. You and your family will be walking on history when you’re at Scuppernong Springs. Learn about the railroad grade, marl works, the marl pit, a Native American campsite, and so much more by picking up your very own Scuppernong Springs Self-Guiding Nature Trail packet.
]]>No matter the season, the Bearskin Trail is a gorgeous running route. You’ll find a wide gravel trail large enough to pass others. Parts of the trail are shaded by towering trees and others are open for a crisp, much needed breeze. Just off the trail you will find restrooms, a bubbler, and the ever-so-cozy downtown Minocqua. It’s the perfect place to catch your breath and continue on your run!
The Glacial Drumlin Trail is a 52-mile-long path running from Cottage Grove to Waukesha. It’s perfect for all types of runners. Whether you’re looking to run a couple of miles or train for a lengthy marathon—this is the perfect stretch. Not to mention the fact that this is a beautiful natural space, and there are coffee shops just off the trail!
The Elroy-Sparta Trail is a 32-mile-long running trail between Elroy and Sparta. It’s a great spot for runs of any length. Take a recreational run with a friend or make a challenge to beat your best time. Don’t forget to take in the tunnels, wetlands, prairies, and farmland. This trail is also directly linked to the La Crosse River State Trail and the 400 State Trail.
Military Ridge State Trail runs conveniently between Dodgeville and Madison. This 40-mile-long gravel trail is wide enough to pass others and offers stunning views. There are several observation platforms near the trail if you are looking to break up your run. Other trails conveniently cross the Military Ridge State Trail if you’re looking to mix up the route.
This 18-mile-long trail on a former rail corridor is situated in northwestern Wisconsin. Running this trail affords views of lush forestry, open farmland, prairies, and much more incredible scenery. It’s important to keep in mind that this is a multi-use trail where ATVs are allowed as well as cyclists and horseback riders. Some parts of the trail can be relatively rough terrain-wise, so make sure you have the proper shoes and endurance.
]]>Start your morning off at the Red Rooster Café located less than a mile off of the parking lot for the Cheese Country Trail. The Red Rooster is open early, at 5 a.m. Grab a cup of coffee and a bite to eat before you head out for your off-roading adventure. You’ll love the old school, cozy vibe you get at Red Rooster.
The Cheese Country Trail system, also known as the Tri County Trail, is located within Wisconsin’s Driftless Area. This is the perfect trail system for those looking for a day well spent on and off the trail. Hop on the trail system by using the parking located in Mineral Point. You will find almost 50 miles of trails that are open to ATVs, motorcycles, snowmobiles, and horseback riding.
This Darlington speedway is rich in history and an excellent place to check out while you’re in the area. Lafayette County Speedway has decades of auto-racing history beneath its belt. The track has been around since the 1950s, and continues to draw crowds for stock car racing to this day. Check out their schedule to see what event you can catch while you’re here!
With stone walls and exposed beams to create a rustic, relaxed feel, Brewery Creek is a great place to unwind after a long day on the trails. You have to check out their steak. Try the Kentucky Bourbon—a char-grilled, eight-ounce certified Angus center cut top sirloin with Kentucky Bourbon and onion sauce for a dark, sweet, a slightly spicy flavor. Is your mouth watering? Be sure to enjoy one of their brews as well. Check their menu to see what’s currently on tap!
Situated in historic downtown Mineral Point, this hotel will make you feel like you’re at home. Mineral Point Hotel is located right nearby local restaurants, museums, and antique shops. This two-story hotel constructed in 1857 has just five incredibly comfortable guest rooms—so get booking!
]]>If you’re looking for a birding experience like no other, head to the Horicon Marsh. You’ll be welcomed by the United States’ largest freshwater cattail marsh. Over 300 different bird species are attracted to this area. Typically spotted in the marsh are the Black-crown night heron, purple martin and osprey. Some rare species to keep your eyes peeled for are the horned and eared grebe, red shouldered hawk, and the vesper sparrow.
Located on the eastern shores of the Door Peninsula, Whitefish Dunes State Park provides an 865-acre area right on Lake Michigan. The park offers a diverse habitat that’s perfect for birding. You’ll find tons of different waterfowl, blue-gray gnatcatchers, and rough-winged swallows. On a good day, you might even spot a snowy owl, Bonaparte’s gull, or a Caspian tern. Choose how exotic your hike for birding will be at the Whitefish Dunes State Park.
Bark Lay Slough is nestled between Lake Superior and the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Head toward the shoreline for some of the best birdwatching in the state. Keep an eye out for our country’s signature bird—the majestic Bald eagle. Other species to keep on your radar are the northern harrier, American bittern, and yellow rail. Soak up the spectacular views and don’t forget your camera for this one!
Take a brisk hike across the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, which has been noted as one of the best places to birdwatch in the state. The sanctuary essentially provides the perfect habitat for our winged wildlife. Their forest, fields, marsh, nature trails, and ponds attract birds during every season. Over 250 species have been spotted in the sanctuary including black duck and white-eyed vireo. on a good day, you might even spot a summer tanager and Ross’s goose.
The Retzer Nature Center is another perfect area for attracting and watching birds. Forest, streams, ponds, restored prairies, pine plantations, and grassland allow for an ideal birding experience. The Adventure Trail is a five-mile hiking trail offering 30 interactive stops that educate on Wisconsin’s wildlife. Want more of an organized birding experience? Join their weekly bird hike on Fridays during the spring. You’ll see upland sandpiper, bobolink, northern harrier, and Henslow’s sparrows. Stay around long enough and you might spot a mockingbird, yellow-breasted chat, or yellow-throated vireo.
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Madeline Island is the largest of the 22 Apostle Islands off of Northern Wisconsin and also a great place to launch your beginner kayaking trip. Waters are mostly calm and experienced kayakers recommend shadowing the shoreline. You’ll enjoy spectacular views of the sea caves, sand stone caves, and rock formations. The distance is about three miles from the launch site.
This is the perfect place to begin practicing for some heavy-duty kayaking. The river itself is very peaceful, making it the ideal place to practice your technique. Put your kayak in at Governor Bend Park, travel around five and half miles, and take out at Highway O. There are no hard obstacles or currents to worry about, just a beautiful place to do some recreational kayaking.
At Neenah Creek, enjoy a couple of tight turns and a small current. As you continue on your outing the current slows and the creek doubles in size. Practice working the corners of the bend in a slow environment. It’s a guarantee that you’ll see tons of wildlife. After a peaceful three-mile journey, take your kayak out by Muskrat Road.
The Montello River has clear water and is an overall easy paddle. You’ll view tree overhangs and a largely wooded landscape. As the trip goes on, you’ll notice the current lessens and the river widens. Put your kayak in by the bridge access at 11th Road and take it out at the public boat ramp located off of Lake Street, for a total of over three and a half miles of pure kayaking fun.
The Mecan River is a lovely spot for an afternoon kayaking adventure. You’ll see tons of Wisconsin plants, animals, and terrain. Put your kayak in at the Germania Marsh Dam and take out at the Highway J bridge. While it’s a relatively easy paddle, it’s a very scenic one at that. Check it out for yourself!
]]>Rollie and Hellen’s Musky Shop always offers the best information. Their skilled staff can offer up experience and advice on which lures and bait to buy for the type of fish you are trying to catch. Not only can you buy your normal rods and bait, you can pick up clothing and other fishing accessories, as well.
Captain Hook’s has everything you need. Buy your hunting and fishing licenses in store, stock up on accessories for your tackle box, and pick up your live bait. Even pick up your fillet knives for after the day out on the boat. Be sure to ask their knowledgeable staff about any hot fishing holes this season!
Don’t underestimate this log cabin-style bait and tackle shop in Saraona, Wisconsin. Visit them year around for rentals, sporting goods, hunting/fishing license, ice, drinks, and light grocery items. Furthermore, they provide live bait during the summer and winter months.
Lakeside Bait & Tackle is a little sporting goods shop in Delavan offering all sorts of fishing accessories. Buy your fishing rod, jigs, line, lures, live bait, and more. Update your tackle box this season at Lakeside Bait & Tackle.
Find a full line of bait and tackle at Kurt’s Island. You’ll find tons of different minnows, night crawlers, leeches and more. Stock up on top rod and reel brands. Kurt’s even offers fishing guide tours and a regularly-updated blog with valuable fishing updates.
The employees at Happy Hooker Bait & Tackle are always helpful and willing to find exactly what you’re looking for. Follow their Facebook page for updated fishing reports or stop in to their Hayward location to talk fish. It’s the perfect place to purchase your license, pick up the essentials, and hit the water!
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Come check out the largest live bait selection in the Janesville area at It’s a Keeper Bait & Tackle. They offer crappie, fatheads, shiners, Rosie Reds, walleye suckers, pike suckers, and musky sucker minnows. Ask about their leech and worm selection. Not into live bait? No problem—they have a large tackle selection too!
Stop by D & S Bait & Tackle for you fishing needs in Madison. They provide fishing seminars, an online fishing report, and an in-house fishing guide service. Find everything from St. Croix rods, to premium bait like night crawlers, to Quantum reels.
R&R is your top-notch bait shop in the Cudahy and Milwaukee area. The Fishin’ Hole isn’t your average bait and tackle store. Find rods, reels, line, lures, bobbers, and tackle. They hold annual events to help their customers with continued education on the lake!
]]>Copper Falls State Park is a great place to hike your way through. There are over seven different popular trails worth hiking. We recommend taking the North Country Trail if you’re looking to do some long-distance hiking (multi-state.) You’ll encounter stunning scenery like heavy forest and large gorges. There is also a hike-in site to stay the night.
There are 40 backpack camping sites located within Rock Island State Park. The island itself is located off the Door County Peninsula on Lake Michigan. However, the only way to get to the island is via a passenger ferry. You’ll love all the attractions that they offer like the Pottawatomie Lighthouse. Check out over 10 miles of hiking trails throughout Rock Island State Park.
Hike right into the Kettle Moraine State Forest on the National Ice Age Trail. While the park is a mecca for hiking, with over 57 miles of trails, you’ll love the cozy feel of their campground. Stop in anyone of their walk-in sites. You’ll love all the sights you’ll see hiking throughout the Kettle Moraine State Forest. You’ll encounter lush forests, woods, prairies, and lake. Bring your camera!
While canoeing might be one of Flambeau River State Forest’s most favored activities—hiking is also loved by many visitors. Located in Northern Wisconsin, Flambeau River offers miles upon miles of hiking. Hike in and stay the night or weekend. You’ll love how much diversity this state park offers.
With 10 miles of hiking trails and three hike-in sites, Pattison is a great destination for the backpacker. Explorers will find some of the highest waterfalls in Wisconsin at Pattison State Park. Enjoy a beach, a nature center, and Big Manitou Falls which towers 165 feet above you.
]]>High Cliff State Park is located in Sherwood, Wisconsin. The park bumps right up to Wisconsin’s largest lake—Lake Winnebago. There are tons of beautiful views to take in throughout the 1,187-acre park. Hike, camp, bike, snowshoe, and more at High Cliff State Park.
While there are tons of different trails for all levels of hikers at High Cliff, we’d recommend the Red Bird Trail. You can start your hiking at the family campground or the tower parking lot. The Red Bird Trail runs parallel to the stunning Niagara Escarpment. You’ll find beautiful views of Lake Winnebago and unique rock structures like limestone quarries. Hike 3.4 miles through heavy forest, but don’t forget to stop at the Chief Red Bird Statue and the park observation tower.
A historical statue of Red Bird, Chief of the Winnebagos, can be found along Red Bird Trail. This beautiful statue of Chief Red Bird depicts the fearless leader in authentic costume dating back to 1827. Brush up on your history of the Ho-Chunk Native American Tribe and one of the most dramatic incidents in Wisconsin history.
Catch beautiful views from High Cliff State Park’s observation tower. The observation tower is located at the top of the escarpment near Red Bird Trail and Historical Red Bird Statue. Watch the sunset over the west side of Lake Winnebago from this 40-foot tower. Catch views of all of the Fox Valley (Appleton, Oshkosh, Neenah, Menasha, and Kaukauna.) Don’t forget to take your camera along for the perfect selfie.
Even when the temperatures drop, there is fun to be had at High Cliff. Winter activities at High Cliff include skiing, fat tire biking, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. When the trails are snow-covered, certain trails in the park are designated for skiing. On the segment of the Red Bird Trail from the Red Bird Statue to the Family Campground, fat-tire bikers are welcome to explore. Snowshoeing is allowed anywhere in High Cliff except on designed ski trails. Explorers will also find a three-mile snowmobiling trail through the park, connecting Lake Winnebago with the Calumet County snowmobile trail system.
Located just north of the campground off the Indian Mount Trail you’ll find signs for the Effigy Mounds. They were built by nomadic woodland tribes dating back to 1000 A.D. and 1500 A.D. Some mounds were used for burial and funeral purposes, while others remained empty for ceremonial purposes. Originally there were 30 mounds within High Cliff State Park. Unfortunately, only nine remain.
Dishing up delicious Chicago-style pizza with “that guaranteed Sicilian taste,” Pagoni’s is the perfect place to stop and fill up your belly after a long adventure! Their delicious stuffed pizzas feature two layers of crust, stuffed with mozzarella, red sauce, and your favorite ingredients, and topped with chunky marinara and parmesan cheese. Yum!
If camping isn’t in the books, stay overnight at the quaint and charming Roost Bed & Breakfast in Appleton. Featuring five contemporary suites with gas fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, and private baths, this will be a relaxing way to close your adventure.
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Cedar Lake a beautiful 1,120-acre lake perfect for fishing. Throw a bobber in or trolley around casting for walleye, musky, pike, panfish, and bass. The lake itself only get to about 32 feet-deep, but you will have hours of fun fishing on the stunning Cedar Lake.
Rock Lake is a perfect fishing spot to frequent this summer. Grab your gear and fishing accessories and get your line in the water as soon as possible. Between seaweed beds and rock beds, you’ll find tons of great spots throughout the 1,365-acre lake to pull up panfish, bass, walleye, and northern pike.
Hope Lake is a small lake within Jefferson County that is home to tons of fish. No motorized motorboats are allowed. Grab your canoe and your favorite fishing partner and spend some time on the peaceful Hope Lake. The lake is moderately clear and get to about 24 feet-deep. You’ll find panfish, bass, and northern pike. If you need bait, stop at the Sandy Beach Bait Shack in Lake Mills. Here, you will find various boat rentals. The shack is not open during the winter months.
Minocqua is a mecca for fishing—especially the chain of lakes. Lake Minocqua has a ton of cozy little bays and rock beds that are perfect for dropping anchor and reeling in a big one. Maximum depth gets to about 60 feet. Frequent fish are musky, panfish, pike, bass, walleye, and perch. For the freshest bait around and top-notch guide services, visit Kurt’s Island Sport Shop. Head out in early morning, wait until the noon bell chimes, head in for lunch, and get back out on the water for some night fishing!
Lake Wisconsin is about 25 feet at its deepest point. This 7,197-acre lake located in Columbia County is the perfect place for a great weekend for fishing. Small and largemouth bass, trout, catfish, panfish, walleye, and pike are available to catch. Deemed “your Lake Wisconsin destination,” the Moon Valley Resort Bait Shop will bring you everything you need as far as fresh bait, boat rentals, licenses, and snacks go.
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Stock up on outdoor gear for hiking, camping, and backpacking at the Hiker Box. Their high-quality hiking gear will have you coming back every time you need to re-vamp your hiking equipment. Whether you’re heading out for a couple hours or planning an extended backpacking trip—they’ve got you covered.
Clear Water Outdoor loves adventure just as much as you. Their knowledgeable staff can direct you in purchasing the best quality gear for the job. Find backpacks, boots, clothing, culinary supplies, knives, sunglasses, flashlights and more. Find locations in Lake Geneva and Delafield, with a rentals-only location in Milwaukee. At Clear Water Outdoor, adventure is a lifestyle.
You’ll find great service at Yellow Wood in Whitefish Bay. Their staff has a passion for the outdoors—just like you. Stop by to chat about new products for your hiking collection. Their gear is bluesign certified which will make shopping a good brand a breeze.
Fontana Sports is your premier hiking retailer in the Madison area. Stock up on gear from the best name brands in the business. Purchase hiking boots and cold-weather gear perfect for your next outdoor hiking adventure.
Solstice Outdoors provides top-quality gear, clothing, and accessories for an active life. Not limited to just hiking gear, their staff can point you in the right direction for all outdoor equipment you need to stock up on. From great pieces of clothing, top-notch backpacks, to the best boots for the hike—stop in for more than just a closet update.
Outdoor enthusiasts rejoice and enter the world of Outdoor Ventures in Hayward, Wisconsin. Find premier brand name clothing, gear, and footwear for you next adventure. You’ll also find helpful staff able to provide you with great recommendations.
Take hiking by the horns at Erehwon Mountain Outfitters in Glendale. Their camping and hiking selection is unparalleled in the area. Stock up on top-of-the-line gear like CamelBak bottles to keep you hydrated. Erehwon’s staff will make sure you don’t miss a beat, like packing for emergency situations. Stop in to Erehwon in Glendale today!
Head north to Superior, Wisconsin, for a great selection of hiking and outdoor gear. At Northwest Outlet, you will find first-rate brands for an exceptional price. Load your closet with layering pieces and stop in for great recommendations on hiking products that you’ve had your eye on. Northwest Outlet is the perfect place to find the basics for your next hiking trip.
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