The hidden beauty of America.

 Southwestern Wisconsin 

Concealed in southwestern Wisconsin and Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois, the Driftless Area is a serene American treasure that few get to visit. Unspoiled by glaciers like most of the American Midwest was, it has dramatic ridges, rock-faced cliffs, and deep-sided valleys that are a nature lover's paradise for people visiting to explore natural wonders.

It is possible to hike Kickapoo Valley Reserve, Wildcat Mountain State Park, and Perrot State Park, with trails that wind through lush forests and peaceful prairies. Scenic rivers of the region—the Kickapoo River, Wisconsin River, and parts of the great Mississippi River—offer kayaking, fishing, and dramatic sunsets.

Wildlife abounds

white-tailed deer, bald eagles riding thermals over the bluffs, wild turkeys, and even such rare creatures as northern monkshood flowers and ancient land snails that inhabit cool microclimates. Birders in particular covet this area, for spring and fall migrations bring waterfowl and songbirds to the skies in spectacular numbers.

For campers, Driftless provides serene sites such as Wildcat Mountain Campground and riverside camps beside the Kickapoo. Picture waking to birdsong,clear ponds, and gathering around a campfire with a star-studded sky above an unforgettable getaway to one of America's most beautiful Place.

Snow-covered rock caves 

            

Water sports

Beyond the Driftless, Wisconsin itself is filled with natural wonders that exhibit extraordinary variety. The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore on Lake Superior is renowned for its red sandstone sea caves, beautiful  beaches, and historic lighthouses, best seen by kayak. To its north, the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest covers hundred  of acres, providing dense forests, serene trails, and wildlife in abundance. To its east, Door County delights guests with cherry orchards, rock cliffs near Green Bay, and more than 300 miles of shoreline. While the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, twisting for over 1,000 miles, recounts glacial history while traversing prairies, hardwood forests, and kettle lakes, together these regions give Wisconsin one of America's most surprisingly diverse and serene vacation spots.

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