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Hidden Valleys of Southwestern Wisconsin

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some <strong>of</strong> the most colorful fall scenery and highlighting points <strong>of</strong> interest<br />

along the route.<br />

A place for all seasons . . .<br />

Richland County is known for its outstanding year-round scenic<br />

highways. There are four distinct seasons, each with its own spectacular<br />

beauty.<br />

In springtime, the green hillsides are interlaced by contour<br />

farming and the highways are lined with wildflowers and spring blossoms.<br />

Canoeing and kayaking begin on the <strong>Wisconsin</strong>, Pine, and Kickapoo rivers, and<br />

the hikers and bikers start frequenting the Pine River Recreation Trail that runs<br />

between Richland Center and Lone Rock.<br />

In Summer, the agricultural crops begin to change the colors <strong>of</strong><br />

the fields to rich greens, and dairy cows dot the hillsides . . . you’ll need to<br />

have your camera handy. More than 260 miles <strong>of</strong> class 1 and class 2 trout<br />

streams attract anglers to Richland County each year, and the<br />

Pine River Recreation Trail, as well as several other onroad bike routes<br />

that range from 10 miles to 65 miles, draw bicyclists.<br />

Autumn’s harvest time brings out the red, yellow, orange and rust<br />

<strong>of</strong> maples and oaks. Stop at the farmers’ markets and roadside stands<br />

for a taste <strong>of</strong> fall's bounty. Wild turkeys are abundant and can <strong>of</strong>ten be<br />

seen grazing in recently harvested fields. The bike paths are especially<br />

beautiful this time <strong>of</strong> year.<br />

Winter’s blanket <strong>of</strong> white snow covers the landscape and brings a quiet<br />

tranquility to the hillsides and valleys. Richland County has 134 miles <strong>of</strong> groomed<br />

snowmobile trails that enthusiasts come from all over to enjoy. Ice skating at<br />

Krouskop Park, cross country skiing or snowmobiling on the Pine River Recreation<br />

Trail and ice fishing add to winter’s fun. White-tailed deer, rabbit, wild turkey and<br />

many more animals are frequently spotted.<br />

Richland County<br />

Parks<br />

Primitive camping at<br />

Pier Natural Bridge Park<br />

at Rockbridge.<br />

Contact:<br />

Natural Bridge Store<br />

608-647-4673<br />

Richland County<br />

Fairgrounds<br />

➢ 225 campsites<br />

➢ Electricity<br />

➢ Flush bathrooms<br />

➢ Showers<br />

Contact:<br />

608-647-6859<br />

Eagle Cave Resort, LLC<br />

Famous for "In-Cave"<br />

Youth Group Camping.<br />

Boy Scouts Girl Scouts<br />

All Youth Groups<br />

Cave Tours Hiking<br />

Camping Fishing<br />

Canoeing<br />

16320 Cavern Ln., Blue River, WI 53518<br />

For further information:<br />

Phone (608) 537-2988<br />

www.eaglecave.net<br />

RICHLAND County<br />

Stop in and check out our world famous<br />

hand rolled butter; or choose<br />

from over 50 specialty cheeses.<br />

"Under the Gingerbread Man"<br />

161 E. Seminary St., Richland Center<br />

www.alcamcreamery.com<br />

Alcam is a proud sponsor <strong>of</strong> the following charity events.<br />

Screaming Half Mile ~ February 18, 2012<br />

Motorsports Mayhem ~ May 12, 2012<br />

Churning Dirt ~ July 20-20, 2012<br />

Hybrid Redneck Rally ~ October 6, 2012<br />

Get all the details at www.hybridredneck.com<br />

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