High Cliff State Park covers 1,187 acres near Sherwood in eastern Wisconsin, the only state-owned recreation area on Lake Winnebago, with dramatic limestone cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment rising above the water.
Amnicon Falls State Park spans 828 acres in South Range, Wisconsin, southeast of Superior along the Amnicon River, which drops over the ancient Douglas Fault to create scenic waterfalls like Upper Falls, Lower Falls, Snake Pit Falls, and rapids.
Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was founded in 1987 by brothers Russ and Jim Klisch, beginning as a small homebrewing operation that quickly grew in popularity.
Council Grounds State Park covers 509 acres along the Wisconsin River west of Merrill in central Wisconsin, originally a city park donated to the state in 1938 and upgraded to full state park status in 1978, with its name derived from historical Native American gathering sites.
Kinnickinnic State Park spans 1,242 acres in Pierce County, western Wisconsin, where the Kinnickinnic River meets the St. Croix River, creating a large sandy delta ideal for boating, picnicking, and primitive camping accessible only by water.
Fontana Beach in Wisconsin is a large, well-maintained public beach located on the western shore of Geneva Lake, known for its clean, warm water and ample shaded grassy areas.
Straight Lake State Park spans nearly 2,800 acres north of Luck in Polk County, northwestern Wisconsin, established in 2002 to protect its wild lakes, ancient glacial features like the Straight River Tunnel Channel, and old-growth forests in the tension zone where northern and southern species mix.
Willow River State Park spans nearly 2,900 acres five miles north of Hudson in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, centered on the stunning 45-foot Willow Falls plunging into a 200-foot-deep gorge carved by the Willow River, with 600-million-year-old trilobite fossils visible in the rock layers.
Wyalusing State Park covers 2,628 acres in Grant County, Wisconsin, perched on 500-foot bluffs overlooking the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers near Bagley, just south of Prairie du Chien, established in 1917 as one of the state's oldest parks.
School House Beach is a unique natural beach located on Washington Island in Wisconsin, known for its shore covered entirely in smooth, glacier-polished limestone rocks instead of sand.
Merrick State Park in Wisconsin, USA, spans 322 acres along the Mississippi River's backwaters, just north of Fountain City, bordered by the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge.
Witches Gulch is a narrow, winding slot canyon located in the Upper Dells area of Wisconsin Dells, known for its towering sandstone cliffs draped with lush moss and ferns.
Campbellsport Drumlins State Park covers approximately 530 acres three miles west of Campbellsport in Fond du Lac County, eastern Wisconsin, as a unit of the Ice Age National Scientific Reserve dedicated to preserving classic glacial drumlins—streamlined, teardrop-shaped hills formed by the last Ice Age glaciers around 12,000 years ago.
The Milwaukee Art Museum in Wisconsin is a prominent cultural landmark known for its extensive collection of over 34,000 works of art and striking architecture.
