Parks in Osceola, Wisconsin

Inscription. For thousands of years, this limestone bluff has been an area landmark. Chippewa Indians camped here along the "ginseng trail" that stretched from Balsam Lake in Polk County to New Ric... More on HMDB

Inscription. This depot was built in 1916 replacing a smaller wooden structure that was destroyed when two engines collided in front of it. Constructed of red, wire cut brick with white sandstone t... More on HMDB

Inscription. First settled by William Kent in 1844 when he came looking for lumber for ship masts. Built a lumber mill powered by Osceola Creek. Other industries followed along with a flour mill in 1852. First called Leroy in honor ... More on HMDB

Inscription. On May 14, 1884, William Kent and 12 companions stopped on their journey from St. Croix Falls to explore a creek that rippled through the glen and emptied into the St. Croix River. A beautiful 25-foot waterfall burst ... More on HMDB

Waterpark at at a ski resort. Attractions include Big Country innertube ride, Black Hole speed slide, ... More on About

I would so go back there More on SkiSite

Located in nearby Taylors Falls, this park offers great year-round fun for the entire family; in the summer months ... More on Yahoo! Travel

In summer, the Wild Mountain Ski Area transforms from a ski hill into a water park and alpine slide. Kids and adults flock to this ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Apple river flows next to the Floatrite Ampitheatre. It's a ... More on Yahoo! Travel

5 mi w of wyoming. More on AnglerWeb.com

Inscription. In 1857 these millstones were installed at Marine in one of the early flour and grist mills of Minnesota Territory. Water from a stream south of this site was conveyed by a race or flume to furnish power for the overshot ... More on HMDB

'Balsam Lake' covers over 65 mi (105 km) of shoreline and covering a surface area of 2,054 acre (831 ha) ... More on Wikipedia