Cheap Things To Do in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin

This 240-acre island on the east channel of the Mississippi River has a mix of habitats including beaches, floodplain forest and grassland. In the spring, floodwaters create mud flats ideal for mig... More on Travelwisconsin.com

An Indian village, a frontier fur-trading community for nearly a century and a half, a military post under three flags, a bustling river and railroad town of commercial fame during the third quarte... More on Wisconsincentral.net

Villa Louis is a large estate developedin the 1840s by the family of fur trader, lumberman, and land specul... More on Heritage

I have to recommend the tour of Villa Louis as one of the best attractions in the Tri-State area! More on TripAdvisor

Bowling fun for the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

It was very cold in there, heard about not paying the heat bill because no money available. More on Yahoo! Travel

2.5 miles of cross country skiing ... More on Yahoo! Travel

In 1816 just after the War of 1812, the Americans felt that a fort at Prairie du Chien was essential. So Fort Crawford, named for William H. Crawford, Secretary of War, was built on the site of the... More on Fortcrawfordmuseum.com

Fort Crawford Museum is operated by the non-profit Prairie du Chien Historical Society. The museum boasts more than 50 exhibits in 3 buildings, which reflect the historical society's mission to tel... More on Fortcrawfordmuseum.com

Inscription. Although Prairie du Chien belonged to the United States after the American Revolution, its pioneer residents were tied by trade, tradition and family to the French-British community at Mackinac and to the St. Lawrence ... More on HMDB

Ownership and Administration. Villa Louis is owned and administered by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin; the Astor Warehouse, Diamond Jo Warehouse, Dousman Hotel, and Brisbois House are pr... More on Nps.gov

Inscription. The Old Military Road From Fort Howard on Green Bay to Fort Crawford at Prairie du Chien, 1835. , Erected by the Military Ridge Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. , Marker... More on HMDB

Timber Lanes offers bowling fun for the whole family. More on Yahoo! Travel

Before Europeans arrived, a unique American Indian “Effigy Mound” culture developed in the upper Midwest bu... More on Nps.gov

The views looking down from its trails are magnificent. More on Epinions.com