Local Directory — Minocqua, Eagle River & the Northwoods
Restaurants, bars, venues, and more across the region
Interstate Falls Park
hurleyAn 18-foot waterfall on the Montreal River along the Wisconsin-Michigan border, accessible via a short 0.3-mile trail with boardwalks, stairs, and two viewing platforms. Popular for brook trout fishing in spring and snowshoeing in winter.
Iron Belle Trailhead
ironwoodThe western trailhead of Michigan's Iron Belle Trail, the longest designated state trail in the nation at 1,273 miles. The local section is a 10-mile paved path running from Depot Park through Hurley to Bessemer.
Isle of Ferns Park
wausauA peaceful island park on the Wisconsin River in Wausau, reached by a pedestrian bridge. Features walking trails through lush fern-covered terrain, picnic areas, wooden bridges, and excellent birdwatching along the river.
Little Girls Point County Park
ironwoodA rustic Lake Superior campground established in 1920, featuring 31 campsites, a cobblestone beach popular with agate and rock collectors, walking trails, and a playground. Open mid-May through October.
Little Rice State Wildlife Area
crandonA state wildlife area near Crandon offering hunting, fishing, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Marathon County Park
wausauLarge park with mature pine trees & campsites, plus ballfields, skating rinks & a kids' train ride.
Minocqua Park Complex
minocquaA 27-acre community park on Highway 70 West featuring four baseball fields, sand volleyball courts, a multi-purpose field, playground, covered pavilion with kitchen, and picnic areas.
Minocqua Veterans' Park
minocquaA small tranquil park in downtown Minocqua on the grounds of the Minocqua Museum, with green space, benches, planters, and walkways.
Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest
boulder-junctionOver 236,000 acres of public forest with the highest concentration of lakes in Wisconsin, 90 miles of trails, 18 campgrounds, and 131 remote campsites.
