Parks in Eagle River, Wisconsin

(715-479-2827; wilderness.net), Part of the National Wilderness Preservation System. Four miles of trails wend their way along Whispering ... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

In the midst of dense tree cover in Nicolet National Forest, typical of the Lake Superior Highlands, four large crystal-clear springs form the headwaters of Blackjack Creek. Here, glaciation from t... More on Epinions.com

Trails are mostly double track. Enough rocks and roots to keep things interesting, but the real test will be on your cardiovascular system. Lots of hills, some ... More on trails.mtbr.com

This trail was absolute torture for my heart and lungs. I'm in good shape and I was really getting my butt handed to me by the hills. Many long climbs, with fun descents... but as soon as you go do... More on trails.mtbr.com

Dappled light. Tall birches. Ferny undergrowth. Cool. Not hilly, but you have to keep watch underfoot for stumps, etc. Not too much ... More on igougo

The Sylvania Mountains are shared by California and Nevada, and the Wilderness starts on the desert floor and rises eastward over gradually rolling hills to rough and mountainous terrain reaching nearly 8,000 feet in height. Sagebrush ... More on Epinions.com

Near the headwaters of the mighty Wisconsin River in northeastern Wisconsin, the Northwoods vacation community of Eagle River embraces a chain of 28 lakes -- the largest freshwater chain of lakes in the world! With 11,554 acres of ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Whether you're an experienced angler looking for a trophy, a novice wanting to learn techniques and strategies or you're just looking for an enjoyable day on the water, Brian Uttech's Eagle River Outfitters can help make your trip ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This well-maintained park offers a beach with lifeguards, baseball diamonds, soccer field, tennis courts, public restrooms, pavilion, ... More on Minocqua.org

This well-maintained park offers a beach with lifeguards, baseball diamonds, soccer field, tennis courts, public restrooms, ... More on Minocqua.org

The first Annual Meeting of the Town of Three Lakes was on April 6, 1886. It was actually the Town of Gagen, in Forest County at that time, and included the Village of Three Lakes and the Village of Monico. The Town meetings where ... More on Tn.threelakes.wi.gov