by Melanie McManus | Jan 25, 2019 | Exploring and Experiencing, Snowshoeing/Skiing, Stories, United States, Wisconsin
Ice caves abound every winter in Wisconsin’s 8,600-acre Kickapoo Valley Reserve. That’s because the reserve has an abundance of groundwater. It’s also scarred with steep stream valleys, sandstone and limestone cliffs, and overhangs. Together,...
by adventuretoward | Oct 14, 2018 | Exploring and Experiencing, Stories, United States, Wisconsin
Sundara Inn & Spa is one of America’s top destination spas. The spa is in the Wisconsin Dells area. Sundara’s recent renovation and expansion added new suites, a saltwater pool and loads of wellness activities.These photos are courtesy of Sundara Inn...
by adventuretoward | Oct 4, 2018 | Exploring and Experiencing, Hiking, Stories, United States, Wisconsin
Door County is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Wisconsin and beyond. But visitors tend to ignore Sturgeon Bay, the peninsular county’s gateway city. That’s a mistake. For Sturgeon Bay, which straddles the peninsula’s canal, is in the...
by adventuretoward | Aug 13, 2018 | Hiking, United States, Wisconsin
When the world’s last ice sheet melted away 10,000+ years ago, it left behind many calling cards. Top among them are the deep kettles and soaring hummocks I’m puffing up and down here in Harrison Hills. I pause to catch my breath after reaching the top of...
by adventuretoward | Jul 31, 2018 | Adventuring, Stories, United States, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dells is the waterpark capital of the world, and so is home to many scary waterslides. I happen to live near the Dells, which also has innumerable attractions, so I went there to check out its most frightening waterslides. After riding on all of them, I...
by adventuretoward | Dec 22, 2017 | Exploring and Experiencing, Stories, United States, Wisconsin
A Methodist church in central Wisconsin is home to one of the world's largest collections of Nativity scenes. There are more than 1,000 sets from across the globe in the collection. The Nativities are displayed year-round. Read More on the Star...
