Pet Friendly Things To Do in La Crosse, Wisconsin

Beach open from June 3 - August 27th. Lifeguards on duty More on Explorelacrosse.com

Beach open from June 3 - August 27th. Lifeguards on duty More on Explorelacrosse.com

Offering a rare opportunity to check out the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife & Fish Refuge on a boat that can handle the shallow backwaters, these tours are educational and entertaining.... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

The Mississippi River is the second longest river in the United States, with a length of 2,320 mi (3,734 km) from its source in Lake Itasca in Minnesota to its mouth in The Gulf of Mexico. The long... More on AnglerWeb.com

Renovated and expanded in 2008 to include the former Hixon Nature Center, the city-owned EcoPark is a one-stop shop for outdoor family fun. The grounds contain a zoo, the educational nature ... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

The Myrick Hixon EcoPark project is a collaborative effort involving the former Hixon Forest Nature Center, seven area Rotary clubs, and the City of La Crosse, ... More on Myrickecopark.com

Since 1959, selective skiers have loved Mt. La Crosse. With 19 trails over 100 skiable acres, Mt. La Crosse... More on SkiResortGuide.com

My family and I decided to be daring and try snowboarding it was a great experience!! More on SkiTown.com

Follow Main Street east to Bliss Road, follow Bliss Road up the bluff. At about 600 feet, the park at Grandad Bluff offers stunning views of the Mississippi River and three states. Given to the ci... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

Follow Main Street east to Bliss Road, follow Bliss Road up the bluff. At about 600 feet, the park at Grandad Bluff offers stunning views of the Mississippi River and three states. Given to the cit... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

Myrick Park zoo host 18 species of animals, most native to North America, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

They are the 4th generation that has visited the park and ridden on the same rides: It is a small intimate... More on Yahoo! Travel

As the name suggests, this park is along the Mississippi River, and it's a lovely spot from which to enjoy the water. Actually, it's where three rivers meet - the Mississippi, the La Crosse, and t... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

Features a 20 foot high statue of Hiawatha guarding the confluence of three rivers, eagle statue-logo of La Crosse, Spanish American war cannon, coin-operated binoculaurs, La Crosse Area Conventio... More on Explorelacrosse.com