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2013-2014 

Menomonie 

W I S C O N S I N 

Voted “15th Best Small Town in America” 

by Smithsonian Magazine in 2012 

Official Destination Guide • (715) 235-9087 • menomoniechamber.org

Explore 

History 

in Dunn County, Wisconsin 

Call 715/232-8685 or visit www.dunnhistory.org 

Russell J. Rassbach 

Heritage Museum 

From I-94 exit #41 South on State Highway 25, 

turn left on Pine Avenue to Wakanda Park. 

Empire in Pine 

Museum 

Six miles south of Menomonie on State Highway 25, 

turn on County C at Downsville. 

Caddie Woodlawn 

Historical Park 

Nine miles south of Menomonie on State Highway 25.

Our History 

Voted as the 

15th Best Small 

Town in America 

by Smithsonian 

Magazine 

Menomonie is a vibrant western Wisconsin city right off I-94, just an hour east of the Twin Cities. The area serves up plenty of 

places to see, dine, shop, stay, visit and live. Use our hiking and biking trails, boat on our lakes, share in cultural activities and 

discover our hidden landmarks. Welcome to one of the best small towns in America, Menomonie! 

Publisher: Greater Menomonie Area 

Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center 

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ON THE COVER 

Mabel Tainter Photo: Todd Pernsteiner 

Bike Photo: Matthew Moses / moses-images.com 

Other Photos: Don Steffen, 

Dunn County Historical Society 

Pernsteiner Creative Group, Inc. published the 2013 

Menomonie Area Destination and Living Guide in conjunction 

with the Greater Menomonie Area Chamber of Commerce. 

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Menomonie, WI 54751 or call (715) 235-9087. 

©2013 Greater Menomonie Area Chamber of Commerce. All rights reserved. 

Table of Contents 

Community Events...........................................................................................4 

Our History........................................................................................................5 

While You’re Here....................................................................................... 6-10 

Nature Valley Bicycle Festival..........................................................................9 

Arts & Culture..................................................................................................11 

Places to Shop.................................................................................................12 

Map of the Area.........................................................................................14-15 

Places to Dine.............................................................................................16-17 

Places to Stay..............................................................................................18-19 

Wellness & Education.................................................................................... 20 

Destination Guide Advertiser Index 

24/7 Telecom.....................................10 

Anytime Fitness................................20 

Chippewa Valley Tech College.......21 

Country Inn & Suites.........................19 

Culver’s...............................................17 

Dairy State Bank..................................3 

Denny’s...............................................17 

Dunn County Historical Society........5 

Eau Galle Cheese ...............................6 

FreedomFest.....................................14 

Lakeview Floral and Gifts.................14 

Mabel Tainter Center.......................11 

Main Street of Menomonie..............15 

Mayo Clinic Health System..............15 

Menomonie Market Food Co-op...16 

Menomonie Super 8.........................19 

Motel 6...............................................18 

Nutrition Now....................................16 

Oaklawn Inn.......................................18 

Robert Giede Design.....................IFC 

School District of Menomonie .......20 

University of Wisconsin-Stout.........12 

www.dairystatebank.com 

Member Directory Advertiser Index 

Chippewa Valley Tech College.......10 

Royal Credit Union..........................IFC 

Xcel Energy......................................IFC 

Menomonie Main 

2405 Schneider Ave 

715-235-5511 

Colfax 

101 S Main St 

715-962-3577 


2320 Hwy 25 N 

715-235-6801 

Rice Lake 

16 S Main St 

715-234-9181 


600 Second St 

715-235-6983 

Birchwood 

124 N Main St 

715-354-3411 

Downsville 

E4491 Cty Rd C 

715-664-8711 

Prairie Farm 

100 Hepburn St E 

715-455-1339 

Wheeler 

100 S Hwy 25 

715-632-2441 

Haugen 

103 Third St 

715-234-7006 

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Community Events 

APRIL 2013 

19: The Big River Radio 

Wave, Mabel Tainter 

19: UW-Stout Relay for Life 

20: Jazz Concert: Claudia 

Schmidt and Dean Magraw, 

Mabel Tainter 

20-21: AAU Midwest Elite 

26-27: Menomonie Theater 

Guild presents Our Town, 

Mabel Tainter 

27: Dunn Cty Relay for Life 

27: Age Strong Live Long 

5K run/walk 

MAY 2013 

3-5: Menomonie Theater 

Guild presents Our Town, 

Mabel Tainter 

8: GMACC Golf Outing 

11: Taiko Drum Ensemble: 

Mu Daiko, Mabel Tainter 

11: UW-Stout Commencement 

12-13: Rummage Sale: 

Veterans Center, Dunn 

County Humane Society 

18: Get It Dunn Run, 5K and 

Half Marathon 

18-19: Twin City Power Boat 

Races, Wakanda Park 

25-28: AAU Memorial Day 

Tournament 

May-September (Sat.): 

Thunder Hill Speedway Races 

May-October 

Wed, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. 

Sat, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.: 

Menomonie Farmers’ 

Market, Dunn County 

Fairgrounds. 

JUNE 2013 

June-Aug (Tue, 8 p.m.): 

Ludington Guard Band – 

Wilson Park, Menomonie 

1: Dunn County Historical 

Society Vintage Baseball 

Tournament 

1: National Trails Day, 

Depot Visitors Center, 

Red Cedar State Trail 

8-15: Annual Chippewa 

Valley Parade of Homes 

14: Flag Day Ceremony – 

Main Street, Menomonie 

14-15: SummerDaze 

15: Nature Valley Bicycle 

Festival, Road Race, 


28: Golf Scramble: Menomonie 

Golf & Country Club, Dunn 


21: Comedy: C. Wili Myles, 

Mabel Tainter 

21-22: Menomonie AirFest 

and Auto Show 

22: Singer/Songwriter: 

Vicky Emerson, CD Release 

Concert, Mabel Tainter 

29-30: AAU Summer 

Tournament 

JULY 2013 

4: FreedomFest – 

Wakanda Park, Menomonie 

11: MainStreet Menomonie 

Ladies Night Out 



Tournament 

24-28: Dunn County Fair 

27-28: Wisconsin 

Renaissance Faire, 

Glenwood City, WI 

27: NTPA Truck & Tractor Pull, 

Dunn County Rec. Park 

AUGUST 2013 

9-11: An Evening With 

Gershwin, Mabel Tainter 



16-18: Cucumber Fest, 

Boyceville, WI 

24: Downsville Day, 

Downsville, WI 

29 - Sept 1: Otter Creek 

Classic Hunter Jumper Show 

31: Dog Swim: Wakanda Park, 

Dunn County Humane Society 

SEPTEMBER 2013 

7: Humane Society Walk for 

Paws, Wakanda Park, Dunn 


12: Great Community 

Cook-Out, MainStreet 


14-15: Pleasant Valley Tree 

Farm Country Store Sneak 

Peek (weekends) 

28 - through last weekend 

in October: Govin’s Meats & 

Berries, Corn Maze and 

fall activities 

Sept 21 - Oct 27: Fall 

Harvest Open Weekends, 

Pleasant Valley Tree Farm 

OCTOBER 2013 

Last 2 weekends in Oct: 

Govin’s Meat & Berries, 

Haunted activities 

24: Witches Night Out, 

MainStreet Menomonie 

27: Fall-O-Ween, MainStreet 


NOVEMBER 2013 

23-24: 2013 Mabel Tainter 

Fine Arts & Crafts Faire – 

Mabel Tainter 

29-30: Santa and Mrs. Claus, 

Living Nativity at Pleasant 

Valley Tree Farms 

DECEMBER 2013 

1: TubaChristmas 2013, 

Alliance Church, Menomonie 

1, 7-8 Santa and Mrs. Claus, 

Living Nativity, Pleasant 

Valley Tree Farm 

13: Annual WinterDaze 

Parade, Menomonie 

22: Holiday Concert: The 

Memories, Mabel Tainter 

JANUARY 2014 

4: Wisconsin Team Circuit 

Ice Fishing Event 

25: Straight Line 

Snowmobile Races, 

Lake Menomin 

31: Candlelight Ski Event, 

Red Cedar State Trail 

FEBRUARY 2014 

5: Chamber of Commerce 

Annual Awards Banquet 

17: Menomonie 

Wedding Fair, VisionQuest 

Entertainment Center 

21-23: NAIFC Ice Fishing 

Qualifier Event 

MARCH 2014 

14: Red Cedar Watershed 

Conference, UW-Stout 

Govins Meat & Berries, 

Lambing on the Farm 

Dates subject to change without notice. For more events, visit menomoniechamber.org and 

click on our community calendar for the most complete and current information or call 

1-888-595-4223. For a complete schedule of events, gallery showings and performances, 

visit www.mabeltainter.com or call 715-235-0001. 

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History of the Area 

Looking back, seeing the future 

Menomonie derives its name from the 

native word for “wild rice people.” Tradition 

says the name was proposed to honor the 

area’s first people by Captain William 

Wilson, the community’s first mayor and 

a principal in the lumber company around 

which the city grew. The city was built 

along a marshy area ideal for growing wild 

rice – today’s Lake Menomin. 

The earliest residents were Paleo-Indians 

and later Indians of the Middle to Late 

Woodland Periods whose burial mounds 

still exist near the Red Cedar River; Santee 

Dakota and the Ojibwe followed. The 

arrival of European explorers, fur traders 

and settlers changed the Indians’ lives 

forever. In 1785, fur trader Jean Baptiste 

Perrault established the first trading post 

along the Red Cedar River. 

In 1822, Hardin Perkins built a dam and 

mill on a stream today known as Wilson 

Creek. Menomonie became a major trading 

site. At its height, the company employed 

more than 2,000 men locally and had 

become the largest lumber and milling 

operation in the world. 

These lumber barons left lasting marks 

on the area. The names Wilson, Tainter, 

Knapp, and Stout are today associated with 

many of Menomonie’s buildings, streets, 

and institutions. While these men reaped 

fortunes from the forests, they greatly 

contributed to the welfare of the area. 

They established the first schools in Dunn 

and Barron counties. Wilson and Knapp 

contributed heavily to churches. Tainter 

built a civic center as a memorial to his 

daughter Mabel. 

James Huff Stout, Henry’s son, funded a 

variety of civic projects. His best-known 

endeavor, the Stout Manual Training 

School, opened in Menomonie in 1891 and 

integrated manual training and domestic 

science into the public school curriculum 

from kindergarten through high school. 

Demand for teachers of these disciplines 

grew and teacher training soon became 

the institution’s main focus. After Stout’s 

death, the state assumed responsibility 

for what today is UW-Stout, Wisconsin’s 

Polytechnic University. 

The beautiful UW- Stout Campus 

In the mid-1890s, genius Harry Miller 

worked in a local machine shop. Among 

his spare-time inventions were a fourcylinder 

gasoline outboard motor and 

a bicycle on which he mounted a onecylinder 

engine – an early motorcycle. 

By the turn of the century, Miller was in 

Los Angeles designing engines for inboard 

racing boats and airplanes, but he made 

his reputation designing race cars. A Miller 

engine powered the 1922 winner of the 

Indianapolis 500, creating a demand for 

his cars through the 1920s. Miller cars won 

73 of the 92 major U.S. races from 1922 - 

1929. So strong were the engines that 27 of 

33 starting positions in the 1929 Indy 500 

were Miller-powered. Success continued 

through the 1930s, and today Miller is 

considered the greatest creative figure in 

the history of the American race car. 

Russell J. Rassbach 

Heritage Museum 

Located in Wakanda Park in North 

Menomonie. Headquarters of the Dunn 

County Historical Society, the museum 

interprets area history through extensive 

exhibits. It is home to the Dunn County 

Genealogical Society. It features a gift 

shop and auditorium. Hours: visit www. 

dunnhistory.org or call (715) 232-8685. 

Russel J. Rassbach Heritage Museum 

Empire in Pine Museum 

The Empire in Pine Museum presents the 

rich logging and sandstone quarry history 

of the Red Cedar Valley. Hours: visit 

www.dunnhistory.org, call (715) 232-8685 

or e-mail dchs@dunnhistory.org. Located 

six miles south of Menomonie on Hwy 25 

in the town of Downsville. 

Caddie Woodlawn Historical Park 

Caroline Augusta Woodhouse inspired 

“Caddie Woodlawn” in a book written by 

her granddaughter, Carol Ryrie Brink. 

The book won the 1935 Newbery Medal 

for children’s literature. In 1970, the Dunn 

County Historical Society organized and 

created the Caddie Woodlawn Historical 

Park. The family’s actual house has been 

moved to the park from a nearby farm. 

The wayside includes a covered picnic area, 

fresh water, and restrooms. Hours: open 

during daylight hours spring through fall. 

The park and wayside is located nine miles 

south of Menomonie on Hwy 25. 

Caddie Woodlawn Historical Park 


Get out and play – all year long 

While You’re Here 

If you’re looking for a place to get lost and 

escape the big city pace while enjoying a 

variety of shops and eateries, you’ve just 

discovered the Menomonie area. 

In some of our more remote locations, you 

may be joined by an eagle taking off from 

a nearby pine or a whitetail deer as it peers 

from the brush. The only sounds are the 

rush of the water and distant laughter of 

youth floating the river on inner tubes. 

Menomin Mountain Bike Park 

Ride over 5 miles of single track while 

enjoying the scenery in northwestern 

Wisconsin. Single track mountain bike 

trails slice through every part of the park. 

Wildlife, water, hillsides, fields, and woods 

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tough climbs will test most riders. New 

riders have plenty of options to learn new 

skills on the pump track or on flat trails 

near the middle of the park. Menomin 

park also offers walking trails and is a dog 

friendly park. Find more details at www. 

menomonieareamountainbikeassociation.org 

Boating Rivers & Lakes 

The county maintains 16 parks, nine of 

them with river or lake boat access, and the 

City of Menomonie has five boat landings 

on Lake Menomin and the Red Cedar River. 

Snowmobile Trails 

The county has 300 miles of groomed and 

marked trails. Call the snowmobile hotline to 

see if the trails are open, (715) 664-SNOW or 

visit www.dunncountysnow.com. 

Cross Country 

Skiing 

In the winter, crosscountry 

skiing is the 

primary use of the Red 

Cedar Trail 

(15 miles) and Hoffman 

Hills Recreation Area 

(9.1 miles). 

Snowboarding 

The Dunn County 

Recreation Park is home 

to the newly developed 

Dunn County Snow 

Park. A dedicated group 

of volunteers cleared the 

way and built the park 

for everyone to enjoy. 

For more details visit 

www.dcsp.com. 

Ice Skating 

Menomonie Youth 

Hockey Association 

provides public skating 

times at their rink in the 

Dunn County Recreation 

Park. The city and 

Enjoy all four seasons throughout the area 

villages flood temporary ice rinks when 

weather allows. For city rink information, 

call (715) 235-9958, or the Menomonie 

Recreation Department at 

(715) 232-1197. 

Tree City and Bird City 

Menomonie has been a Tree 

City USA member for more than 

20 years. The Tree City USA 

program is a national program 

that provides the framework for 

community forestry management for cities 

and towns across America. 

In 2013, Menomonie has also 

been designated a Bird City 

Wisconsin member. Bird City 

has developed 22 conservation 

criteria across five categories. If a 

community meets at least seven 

criteria, it becomes an official Bird City. 

Thrill of the hunt…and fish 

In the fall, over 14,000 acres of public 

wildlife and natural areas are 

open for public hunting. 

Whispering Emerald Ridge in Menomonie 

offers 380 acres of managed habitat divided 

into seven hunting fields plus two training 

fields. Also enjoy Sporting Clays, the 

fastest growing of all the shotgun sports. 

Whispering Emerald Ridge Game Farm 

www.whisperingemeraldridge.com 

(715) 233-1281. 



Photos courtesy: Menomonie Rifle and Pistol Club 

The Menomonie Shooting Range is open to 

the public for the safe enjoyment of rifle and 

pistol shooting. It is managed by members 

of the Dunn County Fish and Game as 

well as the Menomonie Rifle and Pistol 

Club through an agreement with the 

Dunn County Facilities Department. 

The range is located at E6007 510th avenue 

east of Menomonie. A location map, range 

calendar and hours of operation can be 

found at menomonierifleandpistolclub.org 

or by calling (715) 664-6114. 

Muzzleloader Youth Shoot at Rifle and Pistol Club 

Scheduled for March 14, 2014, the annual 

Red Cedar Watershed conference will 

explore the environmental health and 

economic impacts of the current state of 

over 1,800 square miles that cover eight 

West-central WI counties. Whether living, 

working or recreating in the watershed area, 

all community members are affected by the 

quality of these precious natural resources. 

The county also has 3,500 acres of lake 

fishing: northern pike, walleye, large and 

small mouth bass, pan fish, as well as 

approximately 160 miles of trout streams. 

For more information: Wisconsin Dept of 

Natural Resources, www.dnr.wi.gov, 

(715) 232-1519 or (715) 232-1517. 

Hit the Red Cedar Trail 

A few miles from I-94, you’ll discover the 

Red Cedar State Trail. The river is full of 

wildlife and is the ideal setting for tubing, 

canoeing, kayaking, biking, or hiking. 

Some call it Wisconsin’s greatest trail, 

because it is one of the least disturbed in 

terms of crossways and street interruptions. 

The Red Cedar State Trail, part of the 

Chippewa Valley Trail System, is nestled 

along over 14 miles of the Red Cedar River 

which continues for another 23 miles from 

Menomonie to the Chippewa River and 

finally to Eau Claire. This 37-mile state 

trail system provides opportunities to view 

Bald Eagles, rock walls, wooded bluffs, 

marshes, and floodplains of river bottoms. 

Red Cedar State Trailhead, 921 Brickyard 

Road, (715) 232-1242 or (715) 235-9087. 

The Red Cedar State Trail is limestone 

surfaced during the spring and summer 

months then groomed for cross-country 

skiing (traditional-stride and skate-skiing) 

from Menomonie to Downsville during the 

winter. From Downsville to County Rd. Y, 

the trail is groomed for snowshoeing. 

On the north side of Hwy 29 is the City 

of Menomonie’s Stokke trail. This asphalt 

surfaced trail proceeds north along the 

Red Cedar River about a mile to the Hwy 

25 bridge. No trail pass required. 

Take to the Trails 

Depot Visitor Info Center 

The original railroad freight depot in 

Menomonie houses an interpretative 

center with various nature and historical 

displays. Trail passes and souvenirs can be 

purchased here. Friendly staff are able to 

answer questions and tell you about other 

area attractions and activities. 

Trail Passes 

Walkers and runners of all ages use the 

trail for free, but the Red Cedar State Trail 

requires bicyclists as well as skiers ages 

16 and older to purchase a trail pass. Daily 

and annual passes are available. Annual 

passes are good for all Wisconsin State 

Trails. Please use the self-registration boxes 

if attendant is not available. 

Take a ride on the picturesque Red Cedar Trail 

Bike Rentals & Information 

For bike rentals and repairs call Simple 

Sports at (715) 233-3493 or log on to 

www.simplesports.com. 

Hoffman Hills 

Established in 1980, these hilly 705 acres 

are located northeast of Menomonie off 

County Road E. The park is open from 

7 a.m. to 9 p.m. It has over nine miles 

of hiking and skiing trails of varying 

difficulty. The park features 15 acres of 

prairie restoration as well as a 1-mile 

wetland trail. It’s also a great area to view 

birds, trees, and nature in general. 

Climb up the 60-foot observation tower, 

which crowns one of the highest points in 

Dunn County, for spectacular views of the 

surrounding countryside especially during 

autumn. There are three picnic areas within 

the park for your enjoyment. 

During the winter, trails are groomed for 

cross-country skiing (traditional-stride and 

skate-skiing); there’s also a two-mile groomed 

trail for snowshoeing. There is no entry fee to 

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Hoffman Hills, but trail passes are required 

for skiers ages 16 and older. Youth group 

camping is available by reservation, call the 

Department of Natural Resources at (715) 

232-1242. Contact the Greater Menomonie 

Area Chamber of Commerce for a Hoffman 

Hills brochure and trail map. No motor 

vehicles, bicycles, horses, or dogs are allowed. 

Enjoy Our Parks 

Menomonie is home to over 20 public 

parks with playgrounds as well as 

numerous opportunities to picnic, recreate, 

and unwind. Please check postings 

regarding pets as most city parks do not 

allow pets. Menomin Park, the Red Cedar 

State Trail, the Stokke trail and our city 

dog park allow pets. 

Wakanda Park 

Menomonie’s largest and most popular 

park is Wakanda Park. It has baseball and 

Make a splash at Wakanda Waterpark 

softball diamonds, playgrounds, walking 

trails, waterfront access to Lake Menomin, 

Wakanda Waterpark, disc golf, and several 

reservable picnic shelters. 

Wakanda Waterpark 

One of Menomonie’s favorite summer 

destinations is the Wakanda Waterpark. 

The park features a multi-depth pool, 

a 230-foot Superslide, diving boards, 

dropslide, giant tree slide, water lily 

challenge, in addition to beach volleyball 

and a concession stand. The Waterpark is 

located at the entrance of Wakanda Park. 

The Waterpark is generally open from 

Memorial Day to Labor Day weekend, 

weather depending. For more information 

call the Menomonie Recreation 

Department at (715) 232-1664 or visit 

www.menomonierecreation.org 

In Wakanda Park, elk, deer, reindeer, and 

bison abound at the Lion’s Club Game 

Park. The park is free and offers a 20-30 

minute, self-guided nature walk. Turn east 

on Pine Ave., off North Broadway (Hwy. 

25), continue six blocks to Wakanda Park, 

and take a left at the Game Park sign on 

Game Park Drive. 

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Menomonie Skatepark 

The City of Menomonie opened its 

skatepark in the Spring of 2004. The 

Menomonie Skatepark is located at Phelan 

Park. The concrete facility is a youth 

favorite as it offers a variety of contour 

features that test skills of all levels. 

Skateboards, inline skates, and bikes are 

allowed in the skatepark. All users of the 

park are required to wear a helmet. No fees 

are required. 

City of Menomonie Dog Park 

Menomonie’s dog park site is over 11 acres 

off of Brickyard Road. A group of citizens, 

now known as the “Friends of Menomonie 

Dog Park” helped design the park and 

developed rules/guidelines. 

Dogs must have a license and a Dog Park 

Tag. Purchase tags at the city or purchase 

day passes at a park kiosk at the entrance. 

Pick Your Own Produce 

If your family would like to pick berries, 

visit Govin’s Meats and Berries at 

N6134 670th Street east of the city. 

Call (715) 231-BERRY to find out if the 

berries are ready. When the lambs are born 

in March, come see the new babies. 

Pick your own includes pumpkins in the 

fall and Christmas trees in winter. Visit 

PleasantValleyTree.com or call (715) 879- 

5179 to see what is happening there, off 

of County Highway E just west of State 

Highway 40 on the way to Colfax. 

Golf Courses 

Menomonie is home to three golf courses: 

Chippewa Valley Golf Club, Menomonie 

Golf and Country Club, as well as 

Pinewood Golf Course. Whitetail Golf 

Course is located off Hwy. 40 in Colfax, 

about 20 minutes away. 

Chippewa Valley and Whitetail are 18- 

hole courses, while Menomonie Golf and 

Pinewood are 9-hole. Each offers a proshop, 

restaurant, and lounge. 

Nearby golf courses, Wild Ridge and Mill 

Run Golf, are located in Eau Claire. These 

18-hole courses offer a country setting 

for golf without all the distractions of a 

metropolitan golf course development. 

Nature Valley Bicycle Festival Returns June 15 

Photos courtesy: Nature Valley Bicycle Festival 

The organizers of the Nature Valley Bicycle 

Festival have selected Menomonie, Wis. 

again as the host site for Stage 4 of the 

2013 Professional Bicycle Race scheduled 

for June 15, 2013. This professional 

bicycling stage race, in its 13th year of 

competition, crossed the state line in 2010 

to race in Menomonie for the first time. 

The event went so well, it returns again 

for a foruth year to experience the hills of 

Dunn County. 

Finishing with several circuits inside the 

city, the course will take in the challenging 

rural county roads outside the city that 

have been a favorite with cyclists of the 

upper Midwest for years. The men’s road 

race consists of 95 miles, marked by 

rolling hills and long climbs that are sure 

to impact the standings for the entire 

Nature Valley Grand Prix. Meanwhile, 

the women will cover a 76 mile course 

that follows the same beginning and 

ending roadways. 

Menomonie is also playing host to lots 

of fun family activities, amateur racing 

and the return of the Menomonie Gran 

Fondo plus spectator rides will take in 

several viewing spots of the race ahead of 

the pros. 

Fan Zone Sports Tip: the rolling hills will 

favor the more powerful riders over the 

sprinters and a small group could breakaway 

from the peloton and take the win. 

Details about the race course, including 

schedule, routes, parking, volunteer 

opportunities and other specifics for the 

Menomonie Road Race can be found at 

www.naturevalleybicyclefestival.com. 

Summerdaze takes place during the 

weekend with lots of fun activities. 

For a complete list, visit www. 

mainstreetmenomonie.org/summerdaze. 

Stage 4 - June 15, 2013 

Menomonie Road Race 

Event Schedule 

9:00 a.m. Grand Fondo Departs 

11:00 a.m. Expo Opens 

12:00 Noon Start Pro Men 

12:15 p.m. Start Amateur 

Criterium #1 

1:30 p.m. Start Pro Women 


Criterium #2 


Criterium #3 

3:00 p.m. Pro Men Arrive, 

for 4 laps of 

In-Town Circuit 

4:00 p.m. Kids’ Race 

4:15 p.m. Pro Women Arrive, 

for 4 laps of In-Town 

Circuit 

5:00 p.m. Enjoy Summerdaze 

activities 

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Disc Golf 

Six local courses are dedicated 

to this growing sport: 

• Brickyard Disc Golf Course 

• Lamb’s Creek at the Pioneer 

• Wakanda Disc Golf 

• Menomonie Middle School, 

• UW-Stout 

• Axldog Acres Disc Golf 

For a map of local disc golf 

course locations, log on to 

www.menomoniechamber.org. 

Speedways 

Races are held Friday nights 

beginning in April at the Red 

Cedar Speedway (WISSOTA 

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Red Cedar Speedway is located 

on the east side of Menomonie 

off Highways 12 & 29 in the 

Dunn County Recreation 

Park. For the latest information 

on races, call the Red Cedar 

Speedway at (715) 235-6318, or 

visit redcedarracing.com. 

Thunder Hill Speedway offers 

Dirt Kart races on a clay track 

off of County Road C six miles 

east of Downsville. Races are 

held Saturday nights at 6:30 

p.m. starting in May. Details at 

thunderhill-speedway.com. 

Jeff's Pizza Shop 

Kwik Trip - 6107 3M Drive 

Cedar Country Coop - Exit 45 Restaurant & Bakery 

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Winery 

Cottage Winery and Vineyard, 

just three miles north of 

Menomonie, is one of 

Wisconsin’s newest and most 

unique wineries boasting an old, 

English Cottage village. Among 

the unique setting, they offer 

a myriad of fab views, friendly 

atmosphere, wine tasting, art 

gallery, wedding ceremony 

sites, and event space. Details at 

www.Cottage-Wine.com. 

MORE THINGS TO DO 

Looking for suggestions for 

other great activities? Contact 

us at (888) 595-4223 or 

www.menomoniechamber.org. 

• Rollerskate at VisionQuest, 

(715) 235-7769 

• Visit Pleasant Valley Tree 

Farm, (715) 879-5179 

• Tour a cheese factory: 

Cady Cheese, 

(715) 772-4218 or 

Eau Galle Cheese Factory, 

(715) 283-4211 

• Catch a trout at Bullfrog 

Fish Farm, (715) 664-8775 

THURSDAY, JULY 4th 

NEW TIME: 2-11 p.m. 

Great EVENTS 

Great Music 

Featuring Cherry Gun 

and local flavors 

Mayo Clinic’s Firecracker 1 Mile & 5K Run/Walk 

Children’s Inflatables • Pudding Eating Contest 

Crafters & Food Vendors 

Fireworks at dusk! 

Wakanda Lower Park 

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Arts & Culture 

Arts, culture and entertainment come alive here 

If you’re looking to unplug while 

experiencing arts and culture in real time, 

you’ll find it in the Greater Menomonie area. 

Ludington Guard Band 

The strains of John Phillip Sousa fill the 

warm air in Wilson Park Tuesday nights, 

June through August. The Ludington 

Guard Band is one of the 100-year-old 

institutions that make living in or visiting 

Menomonie so magical. 

Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts 

The Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts, 

built in 1889, is where ballet, drama, 

chorus, folk song, blue grass, and opera 

take turns filling the stage. Find center 

events at www.mabeltainter.com. 

Performing at the Mabel for over 40 

seasons, the community-based Menomonie 

Theater Guild presents 3-4 shows every 

year, including a major musical. To get 

involved or find out what is coming up, 

contact the Guild at (715) 235-2228. 

Summer Festivals 

The Greater Menomonie Area Chamber 

of Commerce presents the Nature Valley 

Grand Prix on Saturday June 15th 2013. 

On the same weekend starting June 14-15, 

enjoy Main Street’s Summerdaze festival. 

On July 4th, FreedomFest fills Wakanda 

Park with music and lights up the sky with 

fireworks at dusk. 

The popular Dunn County Fair occurs 

July 24-28. For fair information, visit 

www.dunncountyfair.org or call the Fair 

Board (715) 232-4005. 

A Place for Fine Art 

If art is food for the soul, then prepare to 

be well fed in one of western Wisconsin’s 

most respected art communities. 

Ludington Guard Band plays on a summer evening. 

The Greater Menomonie area is home 

to potters, stone cutters, photographers, 

jewelers, sculptors, metal workers, and 

painters. Many open their studios for 

special occassions 

throughout the year 

where art lovers can 

enjoy and puchase art. 

UW-Stout’s art 

department contributes 

to the richness of the 

local arts. Two galleries 

are housed in the 

department, a student 

gallery and the John 

Furlong Gallery. 

The Mabel Tainter 

Center for the Arts 

offers a monthly 

featured artist in the 

upstairs gallery, and 

maintains a gift shop 

that offers one-of-akind 

finds by local 

artists. It is also the site 

for the Annual Fine 

Arts and Crafts Faire 

November 23-24, 2013. 

The local arts are further supported by 

ACT: Arts Coming Together, a consortium 

of artists, art organizations, and art 

advocates working cooperatively to nurture 

artists in their own communities, while 

fostering lifelong involvement with the 

arts. ACT maintains a gallery and space 

for classes, located behind the Wilson Place 

Mansion. 

Witt Art Gallery is dedicated to artists who 

handcraft original works such as pottery, 

jewelry, fiber arts, paintings, photography 

and garden art. The gallery is attached to 

the 1908 Victorian home of Cheryl Witt 

and opens three times per year for special 

shows. Details at www.wittartgallery.com. 

To find more festival, event, music, theater and fine art 

announcements, visit our website, www.menomoniechamber.org. 

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Places to Shop 

Shop til you drop in the Menomonie Area 

Shopping is to the soul to what reading is to the mind. The more 

you do it, the better you get at discovering the wonders that await 

you. Menomonie’s variety of shops offers a wide range from the 

handmade to the everyday. Come on in! 

Those seeking unusual gift shops, clothing boutiques, art galleries, 

florists, book stores, plus fine coffee and chocolates can find it all 

in historic downtown Menomonie. Summer flower baskets as well 

as many other features make downtown Menomonie a vibrant 

place to shop, dine and relax. 

Menomonie’s retail climate is diverse. Retailers provide a wide 

array of products and services in stores of all sizes. If you can’t find 

it in Menomonie, you probably don’t need it! 

The area hosts over 200 retailers, with four major shopping areas: 

Downtown Menomonie, L-Mart Shopping Center, Shops Off 

Broadway and the retail hub located in North Menomonie which 

includes several major retailers, smaller malls, and shops. 

New businesses abound in Menomonie. In 2013, so far new 

business openings have included: Oth’s Antiques Novelties & 

More, Quality Lock and Security, The Ministry (UW-Stout), 

The Vagabond Bakery, Triangle Art & Antiques, Topper’s Pizza, 

The Core, Moto Cross Sports Store, and Cobra Byte Tech. 

Nearby Dunn County communities all offer their own selection of 

antique shops, cheese shops, potter’s studios, and specialty stores. 

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Mayo Clinic Health System - Red Cedar 

Score Field (Airport) 

Rest Area 

Boat Landing 

Accomodations 

1. AmericInn 

2. Quality Inn & Suites 

3. Country Comfort Bed & Breakfast 

4. Country Inn & Suites 

7. Econolodge Inn & Suites & 

Conference Center 

8. Menomonie Super 8 

9. Motel 6 

10. Oaklawn Inn 

11. Skoog’s Parkside 

Golf Courses 

1. Chippewa Valley Golf Club 

2. Menomonie Golf & Country Club 

3. Pinewood Golf Course 

4. Whitetail Golf Course 

Parks 

1. Bongey Park 

2. Brickyard Disc Golf Course 

3. Cedar-Rama Park 

4. Dunn County Rec Park 

5. Elmwood Park 

6. Fowler Court 

7. Galloway Creek Park 

8. Lakeside Park 

9. LaPointe Park 

10. Lake Menomin Park 

11. Leisure Service Center 

12. Lion’s Game Farm 

13. Miller Park 

14. Oakwood Park 

15. Park Circle 

16. Phelan Park & Skate Park 

17. Point Comfort Park 

18. Ridgewood Park 

19. Riverside Park 

20. Sanna Park 

21. Stout Technology Park 

22. Veteran’s Memorial at Knapp Park 

23. Wakanda Park/Waterpark 

24. Wilson Park 

25. Wilson Creek Park 

26. Wolske Bay Park 

Destination Points 

1. Caddie Woodlawn 

2. Chippewa Valley Tech College 

3. Devil’s Punch Bowl 

4. Dunn County Fish & Game 

5. Dunn County Healthcare Center 

6. Dunn County Judicial Center 

7. Government Center 

8. Hoffman Hills 

9. Johnson Field House 

10. Louis Smith Tainter House 

11. Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts 

12. Menomonie Field House 

13. Menomonie High School 

14. Menomonie Middle School 

15. Menomonie Public Library 

16. National Guard Armory 

17. Red Cedar State Trailhead Depot 

18. Russell J. Rassbach Heritage Museum 

19. Chamber of Commerce 

& Visitors Center 

20. Don & Nona Williams Stadium 

21. Wilson Place Mansion 



Places to Dine 

Something to please everyone’s tastebuds 

CaféS/Coffee 

Houses 

Caribou Coffee 

2321 Hwy. 25 N. Suite 308, 


715.235.3627 

Golden Leaf Cafe 

1706 Stout Road, Menomonie 

715.231.5323 

Legacy Chocolates 

623 Broadway Street, 


715.231.2580 

Raw Deal Restaurant & 

Coffee Shop 

603 S. Broadway, Menomonie 

715.231.3255 

FAST FOOD 

Burger King 

544 Main Street, Menomonie 

715.235.6017 

Cenex 


715.232.6200 

Culver’s Restaurant 


715.233.0330 

Jimmy John’s 

1301 N. Broadway, Menomonie 

715.235.7827 

Taco Johns 


715.235.4477 

Wendy’s 


715.233.1080 

EATERIES & BARS 

Applebee’s 

2303 Highway 25 N., 


715.233.3036 

Das Bierhaus 

120 6th Ave. W., Menomonie 

715.231.3230 

Cancun Mexican Grill 

of Menomonie 


715. 235.0851 

Dean and Sue’s 

2002 Midway Road, 


715.235.9940 

Denny’s 

1827 N. Broadway, 


715.232.8800 

Dickey’s Barbeque Pit 


715.318.0988 

Exit 45 Restaurant 

& Bakery 

2100 Cty Rd. B, Menomonie 

715.235.1166 

Fuzzy’s Bar & Grill, LLC 

N5729 410th St, Menomonie 

715.233.2002 

Jake’s Supper Club 

E5690 Cty Rd. D, Menomonie 

715.235.2465 

Kyotes Den 

E2339 Hwy 29, Menomonie 

715.235.2777 

Los Cabos Mexican Grill 

2401 State Hwy 25 N, 


715.231.3322 

Menomonie Golf & 

Country Club 

802 Heller Road, Menomonie 

715.235.3595 

Menomonie Log Jam 


715.235.0703 

Perkins 


715.235.2234 

Pioneer Grill & Saloon 

E5699 Cty Rd D, Menomonie 

715.235.9927 

Red Cedar Lodge Inc. 

E4620 Cty Rd. C, Menomonie 

715.664.8354 

Red Cedar Wine Bar 

& Steakhouse 

1705 Plaza Drive, Menomonie 

715.233.3000 

Skoog’s Parkside 


715.235.6124 

Stout Ale House 

1501 N. Broadway 

Suite 1500, Menomonie 

715.233.3333 

Whitetail Golf Course 

E8414 760th Avenue, Colfax 

715.962.3888 

Wild Ridge & Mill Run 

Golf Courses 

3905 Kane Road, Eau Claire 

715.834.1766 

Zanzibar Restaurant 

& Pub 

228 East Main Street, 


715.231.9269 

Every Body Needs Nutrition 

Nutrition Now is a wellness and nutrition club 

dedicated to helping people lose, maintain or gain 

weight, improve overall nutrition, and stay healthy 

with more energy. Whether you’re a serious athlete, 

always on the go, or simply looking to improve your 

health, we’re here to help you reach your goals. 

NUTRITION 

NOW 

2521 Hils Ct. Suite C • Menomonie, WI 54751 

(715) 781-1792 • www.getyournutritionnow.com 

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Places to Dine 

PIZZA PLACES 

Jeff’s Pizza Shop 

145 E. Main Street, 


715.231.3131 

Papa Murphy’s Pizza 

1506 9th Street, Menomonie 

715.233.1380 

Pizza Hut Wing Street 

2307 Highway 25 N., 


715.235.9044 

Ted’s Pizza, Inc. 


715.235.0606 

Toppers Pizza 


715.309.2800 

SPECIALTY FOOD 

SHOPS 

Cady Cheese Factory 

& Gift Shoppe 

126 Hwy 128, Wilson 

715.772.4218 

Eau Galle Cheese 

N6765 State Hwy 25, Durand 

715.283.4211 

Lammer’s 

Food Fest 

1408 9th Street, Menomonie 

715.235.2134 

Legacy 

Chocolates 


715.231.2580 

Marketplace 

Foods 

207 Pine Ave. W. Menomonie 

715.235.4201 

Menomonie Market 

Food Co-op 

521 2nd Street East, 


715.235.6533 

Raw Deal Restaurant 

and Coffee Shop 


715.231.3255 

The Grain Bin Market 

& Bakery, LLC 

E4548 County Road FF, 

Boyceville 

715.632.2800 

Just East of Downtown 

Menomonie on Hwy 29 

Culvers of Menomonie 

1330 Stout Road 

(715) 233-0330 

www.culvers.com 

Open 24/7 

FREE WIFI 

Free Conference Room (Call for details) 

1827 N Broadway • Menomonie, WI 54751 

Phone 715-232-8800 

Fax 715-232-8803 


Places to rest, relax, and recharge 

Places to Stay 

When you visit Menomonie for an overnight stay to attend 

one of the various weekend events or festivals, you have a range 

of places to stay – from Bed and Breakfasts to hotels/motels 

and campgrounds. 

Menomonie has a local airport for business and personal aircraft. 

A smaller airport can also be found in nearby Boyceville. There 

is a regularly scheduled van shuttle to Humphrey and Lindberg 

International air terminals 90 minutes away in Eagan, Minnesota, 

close to Minneapolis and St. Paul. On June 21 & 22 enjoy the 

Menomonie Air Fest and Auto Show at the Menomonie Airport. 

OaklawnInn 

your kind of bed&breakfast 

www.oaklawninn.com 

423 Technology Dr. Menomonie WI 54751 

2100 Stout St 


715-235-6901 

menomoniemotel6.com 

• Quiet comfortable surroundings; 

personalized attention 

• Modern amenities. Free Wi-fi 

• Complimentary refreshments; 

a full satisfying breakfast 

• Four spacious guests rooms 

• Extended stay options 

715.235.6155 

info@oaklawninn.com 

Oaklawn 

Inn 

The best price of 

any national chain! 

94 

25 

Oak Ave. 

Stout St. 

From I-94 take exit 41 and go south (towards 

downtown) to the 2nd stop light on the south side 

of I-94 (Oak Ave.) turn left: go one block and turn 

left (Stout St.) and go to the end of the street. 

N 

The Chippewa Valley Airport 

in Eau Claire is approximately 

30 minutes away. 

Campgrounds range from 

Twin Springs, located 

just north of the city near 

Cedar Falls, to Irvington 

Campground in Menomonie, 

to Myron Park Campground 

near Sand Creek in northern 

Dunn County. Camping is 

also permitted at the 

Boyceville Airport. 

Motels/Hotels 

AmericInn of Menomonie 

1915 N. Broadway 


715.235.4800 

800.396.5007 

www.americinn.com 

Country Inn & Suites 

320 Oak Avenue, Menomonie 

715.235.5664 

800.456.4000 

www.countryinns.com/ 

menomoniewi 

Econo Lodge Inn 

& Suites 



715.235.9651 

800.622.0504 

www.econolodge.com/hotelmenomonie-wisconsin-wi002 


Super 8 Motel 



715.235.8889 

800.800.8000 

www.super8.com 

Motel 6 

2100 Stout Street, Menomonie 

715.235.6901 

800.466.8356 

www.menomoniemotel6.com 

Quality Inn & Suites - 


1721 Plaza Dr. NE, 


715.233.1500 

www.qualityinn.com/hotelmenomonie-wisconsin-wi131 

Skoog’s Parkside Inn 


715.235.6124 

www.skoogsparkside.com 

Sleep Inn & Suites 

5872 33rd Ave., Menomonie 

715.874.2900 

www.sleepinneauclaire.com 

Bed & Breakfasts 

Country Comfort B & B 

N5126 410th St. 


715.233.0113 

www.staycountrycomfort.com 

Oaklawn Inn 

423 Technology Dr. 


715.235.6155 

866.235.5296 

www.oaklawnbnb.com 


Places to Stay 

Twin Springs Campground 

Campgrounds 

Boyceville Airport Park 

Boyceville 

First come, first served 

www.boycevillewi.com 

Highland Ridge 

Campground 

W501 Eau Galle Dam Rd. 

Spring Valley 

715.778.5562 

Irvington Campground 

E4176 County Road D, 


715.235.2267 

www.menomoniecamping.com 

Myron Park 

Two miles north of Sand 

Creek and one mile west 

on County Road I, 

Sand Creek 

715.658.1335 

715.837.1066 

River Ridge Campground 

2302 Nelson Road, 

Chippewa Falls 

715.556.0071 

www.riverridgecampgrounds.com 

Twin Springs Resort 

Campground 

3010 Cedar Falls Road 

N6572 530th St., 


715.235.9321 

Tube & Canoe! Looking to tube or canoe down the Red Cedar River, Irvington Campground 

offers tubes and canoes for rent. Call 715-235-CAMP for more information. 

Irvington Campground 

NEWLY RENOVATED! 

Quality Inn & Suites 

1721 Plaza Dr, 

Menomonie, WI 54751 

• 3 Miles from University of 

Wisconsin Stout 

• Special rates for 

AAA/AARP 

• Double rooms 

• King Bed Whirlpool Rooms 

• Indoor Heated Pool 

and Hot Tub 

• Complimentary hot and 

cold continental breakfast 

• Complimentary WI-FI 

• Open Swim for Public 


Wellness & Education 

Healthy bodies, healthy minds 

For Your Body 

The Menomonie area is uniquely well served by nationally 

respected medical organizations such as Mayo Clinic Health 

Systems and Marshfield Clinic. There is also a large group of 

independent practitioners in urology, eye care, dentistry, and 

chiropractic care. A critical care hospital, two large multi-specialty 

medical clinics, physical therapy, and mental health practices 

provide health care to the region. Air links connect Menomonie to 

the highest levels of care in nearby areas like Eau Claire, the Twin 

Cities, and Rochester, Minnesota. 

Wellness involves more than traditional care. It consists of a 

number of independent massage therapists, day spa facilities, a 

homeopathic practitioner, hypnotherapist, and others. 

Wellness depends on making healthy lifestyle choices. The region 

offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor exercise in all four 

seasons. Fitness centers, local schools and college facilities exist for 

those who prefer indoor exercise. 

Wellness is aided by the quality and depth of your personal 

connections. The Menomonie area is proud of its stable population 

of people who have known each other for decades. The area offers 

a chance to develop a life-enhancing community for anyone who 

seeks that opportunity. 

For Your Mind 

School District of the Menomonie Area encompasses five 

elementary schools, a charter school, a 4-year-old kindergarten 

program, a middle school, high school, and a virtual school. The 

district is comitted to continuous improvement, collaborative 

environments, and excellence. www.sdmaonline.com 

Count on us for quality health care. 

With 15 clinics, 5 urgent care centers, 1 express care 

clinic, 5 hospitals and more than 300 physicians 

in the area, we bring Mayo Clinic to you. 

Mayo Clinic Health System offers comprehensive 

medical services and access to Mayo Clinic 

through an integrated network of hospitals 

and clinics in four states. To find a medical 

provider near you, visit us at 

mayoclinichealthsystem.org. 


Wellness & Education 

Chippewa Valley Technical College delivers superior, 

progressive technical education which improves the lives 

of students, meets the workforce needs of the region, and 

strengthens the larger community. www.cvtc.edu 

Globe University, established in 1885, opened doors on its 

Eau Claire campus in 2008. One of the Midwest’s first business 

schools, Globe is pleased to extend its presence to Wisconsin in 

Eau Claire. www.globeuniversity.edu 

University of Wisconsin-Stout is a comprehensive, careerfocused 

polytechnic university where students, faculty and 

staff use applied learning, scientific theory as well as research 

to solve real-world problems, grow the state’s economy 

while serving society. UW-Stout has a long and rich history 

of providing a distinctive array of programs that produce 

graduates who are prized in the marketplace. www.uwstout.edu 

School District of the 

Menomonie Area 

The historic UW-Stout Campus 

Menomonie High School (MHS) serves over 1,000 young adults 

in grades 9-12. MHS has a long history of excellence in academics 

as well as extracurricular activities. The school offers a wide range 

of academic programs including an advanced placement program 

for college-bound students. MHS is proud of its excellent 

extracurricular programs. mhs.sdmaonline.com 

Established in 1890, St. Joseph’s Elementary School serves children 

in preschool through sixth grade. Rich in Catholic tradition, St. 

Joseph’s provides for the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, physical 

as well as social growth of its youth through prayer, instruction, 

fellowship and play. menomoniecatholic.org/school.htm 

St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran School operates full day classes 

from Kindergarten through grade 8. They offer part day pre-school 

classes for 3 and 4 year old children. St. Paul’s Lutheran School’s 

goal is to reach out to all the families of their congregation as well 

as other families interested in a Christ-centered education. 

www.spwels.org/site/school 

Opportunity 

Progressive 

Excellence 

Relevant 

www.sdmaonline.com

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