Community & family in the Wisconsin Northwoods.

Pioneer Park Historical Complex - Opening May 23rd for the Season

Historical museum complex and park with picnic grounds and playground facilities, open seasonally.

Plum Ski-ters Water Ski Show

Non-profit water ski show club that performs water skiing exhibitions for audiences.

Quig's Maplewood Golf Course

Rainbow Falls

Scenic 40-foot waterfall on the Black River near Lake Superior, named for the rainbow effect created by its mist, accessible via hiking trails from both sides with fall salmon runs.

Reiter Center

Rhinelander Historical Society Museum

Museum in Rhinelander dedicated to preserving and presenting the local and regional history of the area.

Rib Mountain Amphitheater

Outdoor amphitheater atop Rib Mountain, one of Wisconsin's highest points, with pine bench seating for 200 and panoramic views of Wausau, hosting the free summer Concerts in the Clouds series.

Rise Coffee Co.

Coffee shop offering coffee and café food items.

River’s Edge Adventure Company

Four-season adventure outfitter on the Manitowish River providing canoe, kayak, raft, tube, and bike rentals, plus guided river trips, delivery and shuttle service, and winter gear.

Scheers Lumberjack Shows

Live lumberjack shows featuring log rolling, chopping, sawing, pole climbing, and axe throwing as seen on ESPN, running June through early September with five shows per week in peak season.

Serenity Wellness Bar

Acai shop and Brazilian restaurant serving acai-based drinks and food.

Settlers Mill Adventure Golf & Frozen Custard

Miniature golf course and frozen custard shop offering adventure golf and desserts.

Strikers Tomahawk Bowl

The Crafty Cup

Coffee shop and café serving coffee and food items.

The Key To Escape

Escape room attraction in Minocqua offering themed challenges including Madd Doctor and The Rescue of Uncle Ande. Teams of 2-10 players, private bookings only.

The Kove

Cafe called The Kove.

The Reve

Coffee shop and café offering coffee and food items.

The Rhinelapus

Folk art monster sculpture in Monico Community Park, created in the 1940s from a massive tree root that resembled a cross between a rhino, elephant, and octopus. A beloved Northwoods oddity.

The Snowflake Ice Rink

Three Lakes Historical Museum

Museum and historical landmark dedicated to preserving the history of the Three Lakes area.

Tomahawk Water Tower

Waaswaanaganing Indian Bowl - Pow Wow

Museum and cultural site dedicated to the Waaswaanaganing (Indian Bowl) Pow Wow tradition.

Wildwood Wildlife Park Zoo & Safari

Home to over 1,700 animals and 229 species, Wildwood offers a safari tram ride, petting zoo, and up-close giraffe encounters. One of the largest wildlife parks in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Hockey Hall of Fame

Museum dedicated to preserving and displaying the history of hockey in Wisconsin.

Woken Bear Coffee Company

Coffee shop and roastery offering coffee drinks and related goods.

World's Largest Penny

A 10-foot-diameter, 17,452-pound concrete penny in Woodruff commemorating a 1953 fundraiser where 1.7 million pennies were collected to build a local hospital.