The Upper Midwest is home to thousands of picturesque trails that represent the scenic and varied landscapes of the region. Devil’s Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin is a top hiking destination to enjoy the cooling temperatures and changing fall colors. Home to 29 miles of hiking trails of rolling to rugged terrain, Devil’s Lake…
Explore Wisconsin’s Beautiful Bike Trails | Discover the State’s Varied Scenery
From the sparkling lakes and quiet Northwoods pines…to cornfields as far as the eye can see…to the beautiful shore of Lake Michigan…Wisconsin offers scenic views for every biking enthusiast. Whether you’re looking for the quiet peace of the woods, vast stretches of rolling agricultural land, or the cool breezes from Lake Michigan, you’ll find it…
Bike the Beautiful Ozaukee Interurban Trail | Mequon to Belgium, Wisconsin
Wisconsin is a state of diverse landscapes. Home to rolling hills, remnant prairies, sparkling lakes, cathedral pines, agricultural land, bluffs and rugged terrain, and shorelines of two of our beautiful Great Lakes, Wisconsin has scenic views in every corner of the state. One of the best ways to enjoy Wisconsin’s scenic landscapes is through biking…
Discover the Unique Beauty of Wisconsin’s White River State Trail
The state of Wisconsin is home to scenic landscapes, in part formed by receding glaciers of the last Ice Age. Rolling hills, remnant prairies, sparkling lakes, pine forests, and agricultural land are common throughout the state. One of my favorite ways to explore the state is by bike on one of the state’s many picturesque rail…
Step Back in Time along Wisconsin’s Beautiful Shore Path | Geneva Lake
The picturesque city of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, in Walworth County, has a rich history, from the time of early settlers to present day. Settlers first arrived in Lake Geneva in the early 1830s drawn to the area for abundant fresh water and fertile land. The city was first established in 1836, along with a footpath…
Explore Madison Wisconsin’s Beautiful Lake Monona Loop
The bustling capitol city of Madison, Wisconsin offers visitors scenic beauty, cultural events, great food, and numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation. Home to the University of Madison, Bucky the Badger, squeaky cheese, and the Monona Lake Loop, Madison is one of the most bike-friendly cities I have visited in the United States! With multiple trails…
Explore the Lavender Fields of Baraboo | New Life Lavender Farm
New Life Lavender Farm | Baraboo, Wisconsin Now in their 9th season, New Life Lavender Farm in Baraboo, Wisconsin offers visitors a unique experience. Open fields of lavender, 8 acres of wildflowers, farm tours, wagon rides, and a beautiful farm store with gifts and sweet treats, you will enjoy your visit from start to finish. Location,…
Bike Wisconsin’s Beautiful Northwoods – Heart of Vilas County Trail
Vilas County, Wisconsin is in the heart of the Northwoods of Wisconsin. This beautiful region of the state is filled with clean lakes, quiet stands of pine trees, calling loons, native wildflowers, and Northwoods peace. There are over 1,300 lakes in Vilas County – one of the largest concentrations of freshwater lakes in the world!…
America’s Little Switzerland | Enjoy Authentic Swiss Food in New Glarus, Wisconsin
The town of New Glarus, in south central Wisconsin, is charming and picturesque. Located 28 miles southwest of Madison, New Glarus is known as “America’s Little Switzerland”. Home to 2,200 residents, New Glarus boasts Swiss-style chalet architecture, family-owned shops, and authentic Swiss food. Below, I’ll highlight a few of the top restaurants in town. Cultural…
Explore the Beautiful Driftless Region of Wisconsin | Sugar River State Trail – Brodhead to New Glarus
Wisconsin is home to a variety of picturesque landscapes, in large part shaped by the receding glaciers of the last Ice Age. Over the millennia, glacial ice scoured the land, leaving behind unique landforms such as glacial moraines, kettles, kames, drumlins and eskers that dot the landscape. While such glacial deposits are common in the southern…
