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January 22, 2020
12 Unforgettable Wisconsin Day Trips, One For Each Month Of The Year
Ready to make 2020 your best (and most fun) year yet? Well, you’re in luck, then, because Wisconsin is chock full of things to do. In fact, there may be too many things to do. Lucky for you, we put together this list to narrow down the options. And since we’ve included 12 day trips, you can embark on a new adventure each month of the year. Take a look:
Don’t let the frigid weather keep you indoors. Instead, take advantage of the snowy season with a winter zipline tour. As incredible as it sounds, winter zip-lining provides an exhilarating way to observe Wisconsin’s stunning snow-covered landscape. Ready to plan your zip-lining adventure? Click here.
If you’re a fan of pizza (and who isn’t?!), you’ve got to visit Harry’s Prohibition Bistro – and that’s because it’s one of only a handful of eateries around the U.S. that serves Roman-style pizza. With a crust that’s described as “light and airy, yet chewy and crunchy,” it offers a tasty twist on the classic dish. Craving more information on Roman-style pizza? Click here.
With several waterfalls, Daggett Memorial Park is like something from a picturesque dream. But there’s more to the park than meets the eye. Boasting as much history as beauty, the park, more specifically its granite, gained worldwide fame after being named the world’s strongest. Learn more about this amazing park here.
Not your average go-kart track, Veloce has some of the best – and fastest – go-karts around. Able to reach speeds up to 50 mph and outfitted with a variety of accessories, the go-karts offer a driving experience like no other. And since the track is located indoors, the weather won’t affect your high-speed fun. Learn more about Veloce here.
The best way to see all Washington Island has to offer is the Cherry Train Tour, which operates seasonally from mid-May through mid-October. Fun for all ages, the two-hour open-air tram tour takes passengers to some of the island’s best features and attractions. Learn more about the fun-filled tour here.
Dubbed a “sculpture complex,” this small town gem is hiding in Sparta. A real feast for the eyes, it’s filled with incredible pieces of artwork – all of which are made from shards of glass. Ready to see this amazing spot in person? Learn more in our original article here.
Pontoon Porch is a two-level boat with a screened-in porch, lots of seating, and a gas grill. But its best feature is that it can be rented for the day! And with enough space for 30 passengers, it’s perfect for everything from casual get-togethers to weddings and birthday parties. Read our original article for more information.
Witches Gulch is an incredible spot worthy of exploring. And while many choose to hike through the area, it’s not the only way to explore it. You can also take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the scenic canyon. Ready to book your horse-drawn carriage ride? Click here to read our original article.
Every September, thousands of people flock to Warrens for the town’s annual Cranberry Festival – and this year, you should be one of them. In addition to cranberries galore, the annual event includes over 1,000 vendors, nearly 100 food booths, and lots more. The free-to-attend event is always the last full weekend in September. For more information, read our original article here.
Though beautiful year-round, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest looks especially stunning in autumn when it’s drenched in vibrant foliage. And the best place to soak in the seasonal hues that fill the forest is St. Peter’s Dome, the highest point in the area. Get more information here.
If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind shopping experience, The Craft Barn won’t disappoint! Boasting thousands of square feet and home to dozens of vendors, the enormous shop has a merchandise selection like no other. Find out more about The Craft Barn in our original article here.
A true hidden gem, the Toy Train Barn is located in the small town of Argyle. But don’t let its remote locale deter you – the barn is more than worth a visit since it’s filled with train displays, memorabilia, and photos. Train rides are also part of the fun. Learn more here.
So, have you done any (or all) of the things listed above? Can you think of something we forgot? Tell us in the comments section.
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