While Wisconsin is known as the Dairy State, it’s also a fishing mecca. Between the Mississippi River, its many tributaries, and nearby lakes and ponds, a fishing pole is a great way to enjoy the fresh catch of panfish and other species.

Spots where fish are biting in Wisconsin:

• Lake Winnebago
• Hayward
• Port Washington
• Algoma

Wisconsin has more than 11,000 lakes, and countless bodies of water are located along the route.

You can also enjoy camping, hiking, biking, and other great outdoor fun.

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Campgrounds are highly seasonal, with late-spring openings and early-fall closings comprising a common local season.

Gorgeous waterside views:

• Brunet Island State Park
• Turtle-Flambeau Flowage
• Newport State Park
• Bagley Rapids Campground
• Laura Lake Campground
• Rock Island State Park

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Rails-to-trails projects let you enjoy time away from the car with a leisurely ride along scenic former railways that now convey jogger, bicyclists, and other friendly folks.

Remarkable biking trails:

• Omaha Bike Trail Tunnel – Camp Douglas
• Elroy-Sparta State Trail – Wilton
• Hartman Creek Mountain Biking Trail – Waupaca
• Badger Prairie Mountain Bike Trail – Verona
• La Crosse River State Trail – Bangor