The town of New Glarus, in south central Wisconsin, is a charming, picturesque town located about 28 miles southwest of Madison. Home to a population of 2200 residents, New Glarus is known as “America’s Little Switzerland”, with its Swiss-style chalet architecture, family-owned shops, and authentic Swiss food; below I’ll highlight a few of the top…
Wisconsin is home to a variety of picturesque landscapes including impressive glacial moraines, kettles, kames, drumlins and eskers sculpted by the receding glaciers of the last Ice Age. The state is also home to a unique region known as the Driftless Region, which remained untouched by glaciers. Biking the Sugar River State Trail is an excellent…
Wisconsin is home to the serene, rolling glacial landscapes sculpted by the receding glaciers of the last Ice Age. A ride along the Glacial Drumlin State Trail is an excellent way to see these unique glacial landscapes of Wisconsin up close – in detail you might not fully take in traveling by car. Glacial History…
Marquette Michigan, located on the southern shore of Lake Superior, is the largest city in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Home to 20,000 residents, Marquette is historically known for the shipping of iron ore through the Marquette Iron Range, and regularly sees vessels pass through the city’s ports. Marquette is also home to Northern Michigan…