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There’s nothing more magical than a Wisconsin winter, and while it can be tempting to stay cozy indoors, there’s a world of opportunity to discover in your own backyard. Here are a few great winter activities in Wisconsin that really take advantage of the season.
Snow tubing at Cascade Mountain. If skiing and snowboarding aren’t your cup of tea, give snow tubing a try. At Cascade Mountain, the whole family can enjoy the fun and thrill of snow tubing. With a snowy, 900′ long chute, you’ll enjoy the ride and the view, and even enjoy the surface lift back up to the top of the mountain. Plus, you don’t need to have any experience or equipment to take part in this winter activity. Learn more about snow tubing here.
Snowshoe hike at Nine Mile. Have you ever taken a hike in the snowy terrain? It’s definitely a different experience than your typical hike during the warmer months, but it is a great winter exercise, a fun social activity, and it’s simple enough that almost anyone can take part. Plus, you’ll get to take in the Wisconsin trails in a way you’ve never seen them before. Strap on those snowshoes and get out there. Check out the details here.
Lake Geneva Ice Castles. Think ice castles are only a reality in fairy tales? Think again! Ice castles are very real, and one of them resides in Lake Geneva, WI. An icy creation invented solely to bring joy to people and make them smile, entering through the icicle-adorned archways will bring you to a real life winter wonderland. Make sure you get your tickets in advance – this exhibition is a popular one. Learn more here.
Curling in Milwaukee. Don’t leave curling to the Olympians. If you’ve ever been interested in the sport, you can learn more about it and give it a shot at the Milwaukee Curling Club. As the oldest curling club in continual existence in the United States, there’s no better place to partake in this centuries-old sport. Take an intro to curling course, join the league, or watch as a spectator, here.
Bigfoot Zipline Tours in Wisconsin Dells. Make sure you bundle up for this one. Perfect for nature-lovers and thrill-seekers, Bigfoot Zipline Tours offer a winter adventure via zipline from tower to tower through Majestic Oaks and Northwood Pines on 7 separate ziplines. You’ll get to experience the winter landscape from above at high speeds to get your fix of the sights and the excitement. Save your spot by visiting their website.
Which one will you try?