Activities in Wisconsin

The annual event offers rock bands on multiple stages.

The entire fleet runs on propane.

Snag a swing chair and beer at Brown Baer.

Housed in an 1840’s barn, check out this shop for 19th- and 20th-century American paintings and estate jewelry.

The cycling-themed property showcases antique and contemporary biking décor and rooms named after five-time winners of the Tour de France. (The Lance

Scale back a little at the 76,000-square-foot Great Wolf Lodge, where the “Fort Mackenzie” attraction is a don’t-miss, thanks to 12 levels of treehous

Why It’s Cool: Stretching three miles along the Milwaukee River, this wooden-plank-and-concrete bike-and-walkway features such local haunts as the Wis

Experience iron mining in an underground train tour of 2,600 feet of drifts and tunnels—400 feet below the surface.

The John Michael Kohler Arts Center draws as many visitors to its famed washrooms as it does to its art exhibitions. These six gorgeous spaces-each co

Grab your suits and hit one of America’s largest indoor waterparks, the 125,000-square-foot park at Kalahari Resorts.

Get a breath of country air while you can camp, hunt, fish, hike, and picnic.

Sunning not skiing? Cruise Lake Geneva and view historic estates.

Sit back in a horse-drawn carriage and view a mile of magnificent cliff-walled gorges.

In warm weather, the museum’s roof is the setting for concerts and films.

Cigar and whiskey connoisseurs' hangout.

Do like the UW Badgers and hang out at this Italianate-style palace, with a terrace that has prime lake views.

Cool Wisconsin weather is no match for Miller Field’s retractable roof; the ballpark’s signature structure can open and close in about 10 minutes.