Take advantage of the winter season by making the winter landscape your outdoor playground in the Northwoods of Wisconsin! Keep reading to see our Northwoods Wisconsin winter travel guide.
While hibernation does sound appealing, this year, I decided to take advantage of the snow and all of the fun that comes with the winter season. With nearly a dozen recreational activities to enjoy this winter, it is no surprise that the beauty of the Northwoods of Wisconsin is the perfect place to spend your winter getaway!
Bordering Michigan's Upper Peninsula, the Northwoods of Wisconsin encompasses over 3,200 lakes, rivers, and streams. It is undeniable that this part of the country is an ideal place to visit for all outdoor enthusiasts, and that it is particularly enjoyable for those who prefer winter recreation.
Aware of its popularity during the winter months, many of the businesses, hotels, restaurants, and parks remain open to visitors and locals alike throughout even the coldest days of the year in the Northwoods. In fact, when I visited the Northwoods earlier this month, it was during the Polar Vortex of 2019 (and the coldest temperature we experienced outdoors was -37° Fahrenheit).
Whether you enjoy the most active winter sports, or simply enjoying exploring the woods and the beauty of the snowy landscape, the Northwoods of Wisconsin offers a winter playground everyone can enjoy! Below, you will find our winter travel guide to the Northwoods, including where to eat and drink, what to do, where to shop, and where to stay (along with links to their businesses on Yelp, so you can bookmark all of these places for your next Wisconsin winter getaway).
