The Wisconsin Concrete Park is an outdoor museum with 237 embellished concrete and mixed media sculptures built between 1948 and 1964 by Fred Smith, a retired lumberjack and self-taught artist and musician.
The Civilian Conservation Corps and Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest played big roles in the reforestation of northern Wisconsin, which in 1933 was heavily logged and burned over. There are more than 100 CCC sites on the Forest. These include buildings, bridges, plantations, former camps and fire towers. Some of the sites still exist and are still in use, others have been reconstructed, some have been demolished or removed.
The St. Croix Factory Store is the Best Store on Earth to get your hands on the Best Rods on Earth. Staffed with angling experts, we have the know how to get you the right length, power and action AND supply you with the best tackle and baits to fish your new rod.
Located in beautiful Northern Wisconsin we invite you to come enjoy our 9 hole public golf course. Situated along the banks of the North Fork of the Flambeau River, with tree lined fairways and gently rolling terrain our course offers picturesque views and an excellent game for golfers of all skill levels.
The Clam Lake elk herd was estimated to be approximately 330 individuals as of July 2021 With the addition of new animals through natural reproduction within the herd and the translocation of elk from Kentucky in the spring of 2017 and 2019.
Elk can sometimes be viewed along Highway 77 and CTH GG (south to Loretta) in the Clam Lake area (southwest and south of Clam Lake, respectively).
Wildlife viewing areas have been established through a cooperative effort between the Forest Service and RMEF to view many species of wildlife, including elk.
The Flambeau River has excellent Walleye, Muskie, and Smallmouth & Sturgeon fishing. Our trip includes a 15’ flat bottom boat, a guide, shore lunch (cooked by your guide) and fish stores like you wouldn’t believe.
The Flambeau Trail System is a 70-mile trail that winds through the CNNF. ATVs, UTVs up to 65 inches wide, off-road motorcycles, snowmobiles, mountain bikes, horses and other non-motorized activities are welcomed. The trail system is highlighted by rolling terrain, tree-lined corridors, wooden bridges, and vistas overlooking bogs and lakes. Along the trail there are several points of interest including the Smith Rapids Covered Bridge crossing the South Fork of the Flambeau River, Round Lake Logging Dam, and Camp Nine Springs.
Marshfield Medical Center-Park Falls is a Critical Access Hospital located in Park Falls, Wis. The hospital is a High Reliability Organization whose priority is safety and the well-being of our patients and associates. Our physicians are committed to working with patients to meet their health care needs and to ensure they receive high quality care.
Open Friday May 27-Saturday September 3
Thursdays, 11 am to 1 pm; Fridays, 10 am to 2 pm; Saturdays 10 am to 1 pm.
Admission is Free
visit to the Madeline Island Museum is an adventure through time, exploring the stories of the diverse peoples and cultures that have called the island home. Your immersive journey traverses four historic structures that combine to form the heart of this modern museum featuring fascinating artifacts and engaging exhibits telling Ojibwe, French, British, and American stories.
The Tuscobia Trail is a symbol for the development of Northern Wisconsin and is owned by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Conceived as a railroad line in 1899, construction lasted for 15 years, concluding in 1914 when the rail-line reached Park Falls. For nearly 70 years, the rail, known as the “Omaha Line”, served as the lifeblood for the area through logging and farming opportunities, as well as the service industries that developed along the route.
Ancient lava flows, deep gorges and spectacular waterfalls make Copper Falls State Park one of Wisconsin's most scenic parks. Log buildings built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s add to the park's charm. The park offers camping, hiking, bicycling, picnicking, fishing and swimming opportunities in Loon Lake. The 1.7-mile Doughboy's Nature Trail, along the Bad River, is one of the best hikes in Wisconsin.
The Flambeau River State Forest provides excellent backcountry opportunities, including wooded hiking trails, ATV and snowmobile trails, family campgrounds and rustic river sites, hunting and fishing. Canoeing is the most popular activity at the forest. Different portions of the river offer varying degrees of difficulty.