Cheap Things To Do in Richland Center, Wisconsin

Inscription. The dedication of this property, for park purposes is the fulfillment of, William Francis Pier's desire to preserve, the beauty of this natural rock bridge, as a lasting memorial to his father, William Henry Pier: Erected ... More on HMDB

The forest has about 7 miles of single and double track. Being in the driftless area of the state of Wisconsin expect some steep climbs and some bone rattling down hills. There are some extremely t... More on trails.mtbr.com

The single track is off limits to horses, so they'll stay in good shape! More on trails.mtbr.com

Inscription. In 1897, after a severe rainstorm in Richland County, farm boys Chris, Harry, Clyde and Verne Dosch found large bones sticking out of an eroded bank on a tributary of Mill Creek near Boaz. The bones were later identified ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Early explorers of the driftless area noted this "small, isolated vertical rock." The first settlers removed the easily available rubble for building foundations and chimneys. Soon horses and buggies cut between the rocks ... More on HMDB

The facility is on the UW-Richland Center campus, but operated independently of the school. Regular lap times are scheduled M-F: 5:30-8AM and noon-1PM. ... More on SwimmersGuide

Inscription. One of the largest natural bridges in Wisconsin, Rockbridge is 20 feet wide and 10 feet high. Archaeological investigations have revealed that the bridge's sandstone overhang was once used as a shelter by Native Americans. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This park was dedicated by A H Krouskop Oct81925 to the public for its pleasure and recreation ~, Born July 13 1840 at Bellefontaine Ohio Moved to Richland County 1851 where he lived until his death Apr 2 1930 A manufacturer ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Born in Richland Center, Ada James was an important suffrage leader, campaigning throughout Wisconsin in support of womens right to vote. In 1919, James mobilized her father, a state legislator, to deliver Wisconsins ... More on HMDB