Local Directory — Minocqua, Eagle River & the Northwoods

Forest County Potawatomi Community Center

Fun Factory Sweet Shoppe

Fun Factory Sweet Shoppe offers a variety of candies, chocolates, and sweet gifts, including gelato catering and fundraising opportunities for events.

Granite Peak Ski Area

Founded in 1937, the 265-acre resort offers ski runs for all levels, terrain parks & a base village.

Grassy Creek Ranch

Family-owned horseback riding stable in the Northern Highland State Forest offering guided trail rides through the woods and into the waters of a Northwoods glacial lake. Reservations required.

Great Conglomerate Falls

A dramatic 30-foot waterfall on the Black River where the water splits over a massive conglomerate rock outcropping, accessible via a 3/4-mile trail with boardwalks and viewing platforms.

Great Conglomerate Falls and Gorge Falls Trailhead

Heinzen Pavilion in Peaceful Valley Park

Hiawatha, World's Largest Native American Statue

A 52-foot, nine-ton fiberglass statue built in 1964 and funded by local car dealer Charlie Gotta, standing on the site of the Old Norrie Iron Mine. The world's largest Native American statue is a free, year-round roadside attraction and popular photo stop.

Hodag Dome

The largest air-supported high school dome in the country with over 128,000 square feet, featuring a turf football field, soccer pitch, softball fields, tennis and pickleball courts, a 100m track, batting cages, and golf simulators. Day passes available for five dollars.

Holiday Acres Recreational Park

Family-owned recreational park offering guided horseback trail rides through 40 acres of woods, pony rides for kids, 18-hole mini golf with waterfalls, and go-karts.

House of fun

Interstate Falls

Conservation area featuring a small waterfall & rapids reached by a beginner-friendly hiking trail.

Iron County Historical Museum

Housed in the grand 1893 Iron County Courthouse, a National Register landmark, this free volunteer-run museum features three floors of exhibits on iron mining, railroads, and local history, plus working 1923 clock tower clockworks and a weaving room.

John Heisman's Grave of Heisman Trophy

Kartway

Summer-opening attraction with go-kart racing, bumper boats, miniature golf & a kids' zone.

Kelley Castle

A hand-built Wisconsin red granite castle deep in the woods near Tomahawk, constructed over 40 years by Peter Kelley using reclaimed tombstone bricks. Open to the public only one weekend per year in September during the Harley Fall Ride benefit.

King's Land O'Lakes Airport (LNL)

The Land O' Lakes Airport is located on the Wisconsin and Michigan border and offers 24-hour self-service fueling and terminal access.

Lac du Flambeau Fish Hatchery

Tribal fish hatchery established in 1936, raising walleye and musky to stock 261 reservation lakes. Features a trout pond where visitors can catch their own.

Lake of the Clouds Overlook

The most photographed feature in Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, offering sweeping views of a pristine lake nestled between two ridges. Reached via a fully accessible paved trail with free admission year-round.

Lake of the Torches Resort Casino

Subdued rooms & suites in a waterside venue with a 24-hour casino, a convention center & dining.

Lakeland Fitness & Golf

A spacious two-story fitness facility in Woodruff with group fitness classes, personal training, racquetball courts, and four state-of-the-art golf simulators for year-round play. Day, weekly, and annual memberships available.

Lakeland Hawks Ice Arena

Lakeland Hawks Ice Arena offers ice skating and hockey programs for various age groups, including learn to skate and youth hockey.

Land O' Lakes

Land O' Lakes Chamber of Commerce

The Land O' Lakes Chamber of Commerce on Highway 45, offering visitor information, maps, and travel resources for the area.