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Kickapoo Valley
2008 DW Destination
Undisturbed nature, tranquil waters, thriving wildlife, scenic tree covered bluffs, purposely chiseled sandstone cliffs, hidden valleys and a stress-free culture create the unique area of the Kickapoo Valley. While driving along the winding, hilly roads, from peak to valley you’ll feel yourself relax and unwind. The meticulously handcrafted Amish buggies you’ll be sharing the road with will set the scene for a simpler life making your escape to the Kicakpoo Valley that much more peaceful. The area is kept in Wisconsin’s unglaciated area providing the ideal setting for silent sports of all kinds. Fishing, hiking, biking, walking, horseback riding, bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and more can all be enjoyed in this matchlessly serene part of southwestern Wisconsin. With accommodations ranging from hotels… to Bed & Breakfasts with four poster beds covered with over stuffed comforters and comfy pillows… to rustic cabins set alone in the wilderness… to picturesque camping spots along the flowing waters of the Kickapoo River… this area creates the idyllic setting for a romantic getaway or your whole family to vacation.
Contact Information
Kickapoo Valley Association, Inc.
15415 Vance Rd
Soldiers Grove, WI 54655
Phone: 608-624-3429
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“Nature As it Should Be” - Kickapoo Valley
Past Episode - click here to order.
The scenic landscape and untouched nature will delight the eye on “Nature as It Should Be” – Kickapoo Valley. On this episode of Discover Wisconsin we’ll travel the length of the Kickapoo Valley and drop in on a few of the charming towns’ festivals along the way. You’ll learn how the Kickapoo Valley became known as The Driftless Area and how its landscape was originally used to grow tobacco and how the many Amish families who call the Kickapoo Valley home entertain a simpler life. The Valley is also ideal for silent sports. The hidden valleys form a quiet solitude for the Kickapoo River to travel, and an ideal place to trout fish in the bubbling streams. As the Kickapoo River snakes along the Valley it creates a natural setting for canoeing and kayaking. The avid bird watcher will be enchanted with the many species that frequent the landscape. The picturesque peaks and valleys present challenging terrain for the most devoted bikers, hikers, snowshoers and cross country skiers. And for those who are new to the faster paced silent sports, there are flatter trails along the river and through the woods for everyone to enjoy. So let us delight you with the serenity of nature and a simpler life on “Nature as It Should Be.”
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Friday, May 14, 2010 - Sunday, May 16, 2010
Westby Wisconsin has a proud Norwegian heritage that still exists today. The Syttende Mai (Seventeenth of May) Festival is a commemoration of Norway's independence, like the 4th of July for America. |
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