Take A 1.5-Hour Drive Through Wisconsin To See This Year's Beautiful Fall Colors
Daniella DiRienzo
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Wisconsin in the fall is the time for leaf-peeping, and you’ve got to drive the Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest Loop, which leads to some of the most stunning fall colors in Wisconsin. Take a look at this fall foliage drive in Wisconsin:
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Get a closer look at the Hayward Lakes area in the autumn in this YouTube video:
So, have you ever visited Hayward for a fall foliage drive in Wisconsin? Did you drive this particular loop? If so, what’d you think? Know of another great place for leaf-peeping? Tell us in the comments section. While you’re in the area, check out the fantastic antiquing in Hayward. Now, get the car packed for a fantastic fall foliage road trip in Wisconsin.
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Natural Beauty in Wisconsin
What are some natural wonders in Wisconsin?
Natural wonders in Wisconsin include:
- Devils Lake State Park. The otherworldly rock formations in this park near Baraboo have names like Devils Doorway and Balanced Rock.
- Big Manitou Falls. These falls in Pattison State Park are 165 feet tall, which is two feet shorter than Niagara Falls.
- Interstate State Park. This is the oldest state park in Wisconsin and contains the beautiful Dalles of the St. Croix River.
- Cave of the Mounds. These caves are a National Natural Landmark in Blue Mounds that are visited by over 100,000 people each year.
Learn more about these and other natural wonders in Wisconsin.
What are the most beautiful nature preserves in Wisconsin?
The most beautiful nature preserves in Wisconsin are:
- Newell and Ann Meyer Nature Preserve. Located in East Troy, these 200 acres are filled with oak woodlands, savannahs, wetlands, and prairies.
- Lion’s Den Gorge Nature Preserve. The bluffs here are up to 100 feet tall and line the shore of Lake Michigan.
- Woodland Dunes Nature Center and Preserve. This preserve spans over 1,500 acres near Two Rivers and is comprised of conifer forests, wetlands, and prairies.
- Heckrodt Wetland Reserve. This is a 76-acre preserve in Menasha with thick forests, marshes, wetlands, prairies, and other habitats.
Discover more about these and several more of the most beautiful nature preserves in Wisconsin.
What are the best state parks in Wisconsin?
These are some of the best state parks in Wisconsin:
- Peninsula State Park. There are eight miles of shoreline here and over 400 campsites. Locals come here for hiking, cycling, and more.
- Rib Mountain State Park. This lovely area features many hiking trails and has gorgeous views from its valley overlooks.
- Brunet Island State Park. This idyllic park rests on the corner of the Chippewa and Fisher Rivers and features many lagoons.
- Council Grounds State Park. Located near Merrill, this little park is only 509 acres but has a beautiful lake and many campsites.
Find out more about these and a few more of the best state parks in Wisconsin.