Cheap Things To Do in Rhinelander, Wisconsin

The country's oldest logging museum, with a dining hall, bunkhouse and blacksmith's shop. The complex also includes a one-room school, CCC barracks, fire engines, and a railroad museum with an excellent library and a large model train ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Located in northeastern Wisconsin, the 662,000-acre Nicolet National Forest is named after Jean Nicolet, the French explorer who came to Wisconsin in 1634. Many of Wisconsin's major wild rivers begin their majestic journey here, including ... More on LLBean.com

We love to rent a pontoon boat at Holiday Acres and visit the islands. Our dogs love it too! More on TripAdvisor

This is primarily a recreational pool, but there's usually at least one lap lane available except during Ministry Rehabilitation time ... More on SwimmersGuide

The Rhinelander Logging Museum provides visitors a glimpse into the life of a logger. Interesting displays and ... More on PlanetWare

About Camp 10 Ski n Snowboard, Camp 10 is one of Wisconsin's most scenic ski areas offering the right kind ... More on SkiSite

This has to be one of the best ski hill experiences that I have had. We went last weekend, it was a great s... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. This mythical creature is the official symbol of Rhinelander. It was created in 1896 by "Gene" Shepard, Rhinelander pioneer timber cruiser and famous prankster. Shepard claimed to have discovered the animal in the woods ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Dedicated to the, men and women, of Oneida County, who served, and especially to, those who gave, their lives so that, we could be, free. Dedicated May 26, 1980, [names], , Erected 1980. , Location. 45° 38.258′ ... More on HMDB