More about Wisconsin
Wisconsin is a hidden gem in the Midwest that has something for everyone. It’s home to brilliant fall leaves, snowmobile adventures, and cherry blossom trees across seasons! Foodies and culture seekers, you won’t be disappointed with Wisconsin, also known as The Cheese Capital Of America and birthplace (and later home) of Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright designed many iconic buildings today, including the Appleton Caveasonry House, which was built over 100 years ago. Wisconsin is also the home of Harley Davidson and 11 Native American Tribes.
Catch all this creativity while exploring nature at its finest outdoors or taking advantage of some time away by renting an isolated cabin near one of the many lakes scattered throughout this beautiful state.
Northern Wisconsin is a paradise for snowmobilers, ice fishers, and Nordic skiers. As the snow melts in spring, enjoy the stunning cherry blossoms of Door County along Highway 35-57 across from Green Bay to Detroit Lakes, where you can go fishing or river rafting while enjoying one of 15000 inland lakes, two Great Lakes, or the Mighty Mississippi River that graces this great state’s landscape! Summer brings outdoor events like patio dining, food trucks, and the largest outdoor music festival in the world, Summerfest. In the fall, drive along “The Great River Road,” named by USA Today as a bucket list road trip.
