Wisconsin travel

Wisconsin is a U.S. state located in the north-central United States and is considered part of the Midwest. To the east lies the long Lake Michigan shoreline and in the northwest a smaller Lake Superior shoreline. Wisconsin is known nationwide for its dairy heritage, or as “America’s Dairyland”. Being home to two Great Lakes, thousands of inland lakes and waterways, the state could easily be called the nation’s “waterworld” instead. Tourism in Wisconsin focuses mainly on water, and lots of it, making sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and tubing popular activities. Winter sports include skiing, snowshoeing and snowboarding particularly on Mount Telemark, near Cable. Discover the brilliance of Wisconsin native, Frank Lloyd Wright, with his many examples of architecture. The heart of Wisconsin, the center of the state, pulses with the quiet activity of small towns surrounded by rugged natural beauty. Located on rivers, at the edge of lakes or in the shadow of one of the state’s highest peaks, these home towns have individual graces that recommend themselves to visitors. Their welcome mats are always out.