Pet Friendly Things To Do in Plum City, Wisconsin

'Lake Pepin' is a naturally occurring lake, and the widest naturally occurring part of the Mississippi River, located approximately 60 miles downstream from Saint Paul, Minnesota. It is a widening of the river on the border between ... More on Wikipedia

A trail pass is required for all users except the snowmobilers.$10.00 annual trail pass and $3.00 per day.Fees are not required for parking.Signs from Interstate 90/94 direct you to the parking are... More on TrailLink.com

Both Durand & Eau Claire have many restaurant choices and pleasant parks. More on TrailLink.com

The sixteen-year-old William R. Vanasse discovered a small leaf-filled sink while he was walking through th... More on showcaves.com

seniors travel with pets these days and this place is definitely NOT PET FRIENDLY. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. "The most beautiful prospect that imagination can form, " wrote 18th century explorer Jonathan... More on HMDB

There is a little parking area and an info sign for the bluff. More on TripAdvisor

Menomonie - The depot building/visitor center along Highway 29 on the west side of Menomonie serves as the northern trailhead for the Red Cedar State Trail. Parking and trail passes are available. ... More on TrailLink.com

The scenery is lovely and you get a very remote feeling, far away from traffic, noise, congestion. More on TrailLink.com

A melting pot of everything a biker wants. More on trails.mtbr.com

Recommended Route: I recommend parking about halfway down the drive as it descends past the disc golf course. More on trails.mtbr.com

This event is held each August and features music, crafts, dragon boat races, a parade, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The food vendors don't serve up the best food in their own restaurants, but on location, cooking the food... More on Yahoo! Travel

The National Eagle Center is an interpretive facility with a deck that allows for 24 hour, seven days a wee... More on PlanetWare

This place isn't huge, but it's a big experience.?� Seeing four bald eagles close up is really a sight to ... More on Trekaroo