Belmont Mound State Park covers about 80 acres near the village of Belmont in Lafayette County, southwestern Wisconsin, centered on a 400-foot wooded bluff rising to 1,400 feet above sea level as part of the Niagara Escarpment in the unglaciated Driftless Area, from which the name derives the French belle monte for beautiful mountain.
Lake Wissota State Park in Wisconsin, USA, covers 1,062 acres on the northeast shore of the 6,300-acre man-made Lake Wissota reservoir near Chippewa Falls.
Granite Peak Ski Area, located in Rib Mountain State Park near Wausau, is Wisconsin's largest ski resort and one of the oldest in North America, having opened in 1937.
Spring Green is a small village in Sauk County, Wisconsin, known as the home of renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright whose famous estate, Taliesin, draws many visitors.
Racine North Beach is a spacious 50-acre public beach located just north of downtown Racine along Lake Michigan, offering about 2,500 feet of clean sandy shoreline.
Grant Park Beach in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is part of Milwaukee County's oldest park, established in 1910, and is located along the scenic shoreline of Lake Michigan.
Rock Island State Park covers 912 acres on a primitive island off the tip of Wisconsin's Door Peninsula in Lake Michigan, accessible only by passenger ferry from Washington Island between Memorial Day and mid-October, with no cars or bikes permitted to preserve its remoteness.
Thunderbird Casino, also known as The Thunderbird, is a small Native American-owned, smoke-free mini-casino operated by the Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin in Keshena, located on County Road VV about 9 miles north of the main Menominee Casino Resort.
Door County, Wisconsin, is the state's easternmost county, located on the Door Peninsula which extends into Lake Michigan, separating it from Green Bay to the west.
Copper Falls State Park spans 3,068 acres near Mellen in Ashland County, northern Wisconsin, celebrated for its ancient lava flows, deep gorges carved by the Bad River and Tyler Forks, and stunning waterfalls like 29-foot Copper Falls, 30-foot Brownstone Falls, and Red Granite Falls.
Chippewa Moraine State Recreation Area spans about 3,800 acres in northwestern Chippewa County, Wisconsin, as part of the Ice Age National Scientific Reserve, showcasing exceptional glacial landforms like over 70 kettle lakes, hummocks, eskers, kames, and ice-walled lake plains amid forests of oak, maple, birch, pine, and open prairies.
Lizard Mound State Park in Wisconsin, USA, is a 22-acre site in Washington County near West Bend, celebrated for its 28 well-preserved Native American effigy mounds from the Late Woodland period around AD 750-1200, including conical, linear, lizard, and bird shapes that form one of the state's largest and best intact collections.
Potawatomi State Park spans about 1,200 acres on the shores of Sturgeon Bay in Door County, Wisconsin, featuring gently rolling uplands, steep limestone cliffs, and dense forests of birch, maple, pine, and beech trees.
The Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and Museum, established in 1966 and located next to Lambeau Field in Wisconsin, serves as a tribute to the storied history of one of the NFL's most successful and beloved teams.
Governor Dodge State Park covers over 5,000 acres near Dodgeville in Iowa County, southwestern Wisconsin's Driftless Area, named for Henry Dodge, the first governor of the Wisconsin Territory, and featuring steep sandstone bluffs, deep valleys, oak-hickory forests, two man-made lakes, and the scenic Stephens Falls waterfall.
Ho-Chunk Gaming Tomah, located at 27867 State Highway 21 three miles east of Tomah, Wisconsin, is a small casino owned by the Ho-Chunk Nation, formerly known as Whitetail Crossing Casino until rebranding in 2010.
Mitchell Park Domes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a horticultural conservatory complex comprised of three large glass domes, completed between 1964 and 1967, designed by architect Donald L. Grieb.
Madison Children's Museum, founded in 1980 by early childhood specialists, is Wisconsin's oldest children's museum and a vibrant interactive learning space located in a historic 1929 building in downtown Madison.
