My Outdoor Wisconsin Bucket List

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This winter instead of making a yearly state to-do list, I decided to just make a bigger state bucket list. 

Then I decided to turn this into a little series.  I wanted to do specific states that I spend a lot of time in, want to spend a lot of time in, or am close to a lot. 

I also wanted to do more general regional bucket lists for all the other things I want to do, which is a lot. 

They are all pretty outdoor focused with a few non-outdoorsy things, too. Some of it leans more toward Eau Claire since that’s where I’m from but it covers most of the state.

Next up in my series is my outdoor Wisconsin Bucket list.  As I do things and write posts for them, I’ll update this to link back to those. 

If I do something and don’t have a post, I’ll just cross it out.  These bucket lists are partially to help me keep track of things, but also to inspire you to get out there, too.

Wisconsin bucket list map

Wisconsin bucket list

  • Visit Apostle Islands in the summer
  • Apostle Islands ice caves
  • Snowshoe at Beaver Creek Preserve
  • Hike at Beaver Creek Preserve
  • Snowshoe at Lowes Creek
  • Hike at Lowes Creek
  • Hike at Hoffman hills
  • Devils Lake State Park
  • Big Manitou Falls
  • Cave of the Mounds
  • Copper Falls
  • Cascade Falls
  • Amnicon Falls State Park
  • Willow River State Park
  • Parfreys Glen
  • Door County
  • Bike from Eau Claire to Menomonie
  • Drive Great River Road
  • Highway 42 in Door County
  • Go to Lake Geneva
  • Lambeau Field
  • Manitowoc shipwreck tour
  • Door County ghost tour
  • See the world’s largest penny in Woodruff
  • See the heaviest ball of twine in Nebagamon
  • Blue Mound State Park
  • Governor Dodge State Park
  • Black River State Forest
  • Kohler Andrae State Park
  • Big Bay State Park
  • Harrington Beach State Park
  • Newport State Park
  • Sprecher Brewery
  • Interstate State Park
  • Point Brewery
  • New Glarus Brewery
  • Wyalusing State Park
  • Scuppernong Trail at Southern Kettle Unit in Moraine State Forest
  • Quincy Bluffs and Wetlands State Natural Area
  • Devils Punchbowl in summer
  • Devils Punchbowl in winter
  • Hidden Falls Kinnickinnick State Park
  • Cheese factory road trip
  • Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive
  • Wisconsin River Scenic Drive
  • Apostle Islands Country Drive (Ashland to Superior)
  • Mirror Lake State Park
  • Chapel Gorge Trail
  • Fern Dell Gorge
  • Visit Leinenkugel Brewery
  • Explore Menomonie
  • Visit Chippewa Falls
  • Big Falls
  • Hike Dells of the Eau Claire River

That’s all for my outdoor Wisconsin bucket list for now.  As I find new things, I’ll add them and as I do things I’ll cross them off, well link to them.

Have you done any of these things?  Which ones?  Is there anything I should consider adding to my Wisconsin bucket list?  

8 thoughts on “My Outdoor Wisconsin Bucket List

  1. Nice list. Good for you including Lambeau…I guess I’d add Miller ballpark and especially the train museum in. Green Bay (there are train museums all over, but not many have the Big Boy). WI is one of the states where I need a brewery (and an NPS site), so I’ll keep your list handy when I go back…

    1. Even though I don’t like sports much, I know I have to go haha. New Glarus, Sprecher, or Point should all be good breweries to visit! And of course, Leinies in my neck of the woods!

    1. Oh man, yes! Bug spray is a must! Maybe I should add a small packing list haha

    1. Unfortunately nothing yet, but I’ll be here for a few weeks now and will hopefully be able to do some! I’m looking forward to the Moraine Kettles for sure!

      1. Hopefully you will get to see some of them. The Kettle Moraine is very pretty. I find Devils Lake, Amnicon Falls, Cave Point Park and Willow River much prettier at this time of year. Good luck with your travels!

      2. Thank you! I’m hoping to get to Devil’s Lake this year, but I’m not sure when yet

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