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10 Things to Do in Sparta (Besides Biking)
SeeSparta is well known in Wisconsin for it's amazing biking. It's located at the junction of the Elroy-Sparta and La Crosse River bike trails, and it's also home to the first rail-bed to be converted into a bike trail. Hop off the trails, however,…

4 Dog-Friendly Destinations in Wisconsin
PlayFor Wisconsinites with dogs, traveling pup-less can seem incomplete. Our furry companions are part of the family, so what’s a family vacation without them? Luckily, Wisconsin has many pet-friendly destinations. From lodging and restaurants…

Spine Chilling, Costume-Donning, Pumpkin-Picking Wisconsin: 10 Halloween Activities to Check Out This Fall
PlaySpooky costumes, haunted houses, pumpkin carving, apple bobbing, changing trees, falling leaves, crisp air and apple crisp – the Halloween season is simply the best, and Wisconsin does it right, whether you’re up for a day on the farm or…

5 Reasons to Experience the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train
SeeIt visits over 150 communities across Canada and North America, including several towns in Wisconsin. It's the iconic Canadian Pacific Holiday Train and here are just five reasons why you should round up the whole family and see the CP Holiday…

Barns & Farms: 7 Perfect Wisconsin Hideaways
SeeWhether you're planning a romantic getaway for two or a wedding extravaganza for 300, the following barns and farms are tucked away in some of Wisconsin's most beautiful destinations:
Cedar Valley Lodge (Spring Green)
A popular retreat…

Odd Wisconsin: The State’s 8 Wackiest Roadside Attractions
SeeFrom off-the-wall festivals to outrageous legends, Wisconsin takes home top honors in the weirdness category. So when it comes to strange roadside attractions, it should surprise no one that the state boasts an impressive collection. Here's…

America’s Bicycleland: 5x3 must-ride bike routes
PlayAs one of the top bicycle-friendly states in the U.S., Wisconsin boasts thousands of miles of fantastic bike trails. Here are six of my favorite biking communities, and three paths to explore at each: