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Plan Your Romantic Getaway in Wisconsin

by Kortnee Hass | Feb 8, 2022

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, we’ve been on the hunt for romantic getaways to take all throughout Wisconsin. Many small towns across Wisconsin provide for cute little trips to take with a significant other, but we have three destinations that we are really loving for this Valentine’s Day season! Between Oshkosh, Columbus, and Ashland, you can find small town charm, romantic date nights, and wonderful stay at a Cobblestone Hotel. Let’s hop into why you need to plan your trip today!

Ho-Chunk Nation: What’s Happening Today

by Kortnee Hass | Feb 7, 2022

Last November, the Discover Wisconsin team released a series in partnership with Ho-Chunk Nation for National Native American Heritage Month, but we know that November isn’t the only time to see what Ho-Chunk is doing to be upstanding tribal members and good neighbors in their communities. Let’s get into what is happening today with the Ho-Chunk Nation tribe and how they are helping everyone discover their own interests and potential for themselves!

What Makes Sheboygan County Unique

by Kortnee Hass | Jan 31, 2022

The world was recently introduced to the beauty of Sheboygan County during the 2021 Ryder Cup held at Whistling Straits Golf Course. From the breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, world-class golf and hospitality, to the culture and warmth of its residents, Sheboygan...

Touring Small Town Wisconsin

by Kortnee Hass | Jan 20, 2022

Last summer the Discover Wisconsin crew got to head out on a tour of small towns throughout Wisconsin thanks to Cobblestone Hotels! Day-by-day, we got to see the ins and outs of small communities throughout the state in: Hartford, Chippewa Falls, Ashland, Superior, and Two Rivers. The best part? YOU can explore these small communities and check out our favorite stops along the way!

The Best of 2021 on The Cabin Podcast

by Kortnee Hass | Dec 31, 2021

2021 has been an incredible year for The Cabin Podcast! This newer brand of Discover Wisconsin continues to be fun, exciting, challenging, and allows us to branch out in Wisconsin in all new ways and talk to all kinds of people throughout the state. As we come to the end of the year, the Cabin Crew is bringing you a review of the top 10 most downloaded podcast episodes of 2021, all compiled right here on Episode 103, or keep reading below to see the top picks and listen in directly to the episode mentioned!

Why Calumet County is the Supper Club Capital of The Midwest

by Kortnee Hass | Dec 22, 2021

So you’re a Wisconsin supper club fan, eh? Well did you know that Calumet County is the Supper Club Capital of the Midwest® and has 8 supper clubs to choose from? You betcha! If you don’t already know, a supper club is a traditional dining environment that includes a lot of delicious food, iconic drinks, and an experience like none other. We aren’t sure why there are so many supper clubs in Calumet County, but one theory, as Travel Calumet puts it, is because the region was settled by men and women who worked hard in the farm fields and needed a ‘night out’ at the end of the week. And our stomachs are thankful for the historic establishments they rooted in the area, because we would be amiss without this supper club mecca. Take a look at 8 of the most popular supper clubs in the area!

Bent’s Camp: Experience 125 Years of History

by Kortnee Hass | Oct 4, 2021

Are you looking to plan a trip to a *true* Wisconsin hidden gem? Then Bent’s Camp Resort, in the Northwoods is the perfect destination for you! After reading this blog, you’ll be sure to plan your trip and experience 125 years of rich Wisconsin history! Bent’s Camp can be your one-stop destination for a delicious bite to eat, getaway on the Cisco Chain, and access to plenty of outdoor fun!

Insider’s Guide to Exploring The Iconic Brewery and Leinie Lodge

by Kortnee Hass | Sep 14, 2021

If you’re from Wisconsin, visited Wisconsin, or are just a craft beer fan, you’ve definitely heard of Leinenkugel’s. The Leinenkugel family brewery has been home to Chippewa Falls since May of 1867. Now, the sixth generation of the family are involved with Leinenkugel’s beers and keeping the German family heritage alive and well in this iconic brewery’s success. And if you haven’t been to the original brewery site in Northern Wisconsin – this is your sign to take that trip! Check out our tips below to make the most of your first experience at the Leinie Lodge in Chippewa Falls.

Experience Wisconsin’s State Fruit: The Cranberry

by Kortnee Hass | Sep 13, 2021

Did you know that the cranberry is Wisconsin’s state fruit? It was made official in 2004 and Wisconsin produces more than 60% of the nation’s cranberries, making Wisconsin the #1 producer in the world! Families all across the state are now the fifth and sixth generations of entering cranberry growers, and are excited to keep growing this thriving fruit at home in Wisconsin!

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