Between its rivers, Great Lakes, and hundreds of smaller lakes, Wisconsin has enough water to keep kayakers adventure-fed for a lifetime. Grab a paddle and don’t forget your camera—you’re in for a picturesque experience. Downtown Milwaukee Urban kayaking offers unique advantages: Milwaukee’s skyline and neighborhoods look...Read More

“Scenic” and “Michigan” are essentially synonyms, and Mother Nature’s bounty awaits at just about every turn. There are over 2,000 marked trails throughout the state, but here are the five spots where every hiker—from novice to advanced—should make tracks. North Country National Scenic Trail Once...Read More

One great perk of living in the thriving metropolis of Chicago is the ability to reach the rich rural landscapes of Wisconsin at a moment’s notice. In summertime, Wisconsin lures its Illinois neighbors to the sparkling lakes and quaint vacation towns it is known for....Read More

Heralded as “The artist colony of the Midwest” since the early 1900s, the quaint village of Nashville lies within southern Indiana’s Brown County. The popular tourist destination teems with 200 unique craft, specialty, and antique shops, plus top-notch music and theatre venues. And, of course,...Read More

Nestled in north central Wisconsin on the border of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the Northwoods region of Wisconsin offers an idyllic year-round vacation lifestyle complete with sparkling lake towns perfect for fishing, boating, canoeing and more. The lush greenery of the area is perfect for anyone...Read More