Sports fans, nature lovers, bird watchers, outdoor enthusiasts, architecture connoisseurs. These are just a few of the groups that will be enthralled by a drive through Wisconsin. A drive in any direction reveals wonders for every kind of person. Here are just a few routes for you to consider.
The drive along Highway 56 is 55 miles of gorgeous scenery at any time of year. On one end is the quaint town of Genoa, overlooking the Mississippi River. On the other is Richland Center, where Frank Lloyd Wright was born. In between are miles of quiet beauty. Be on the lookout for eagles flying by as you drive past hills and farmland.
You don't have to drive the 100 miles from these two towns, but you may want to once you get on your way. Highway 60 makes its way along the Wisconsin River Valley, so you will witness spectacular rolling river views, perfect for summer drives. There is also no shortage of historic sites, including Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic estate in Spring Green. While in Lodi, you may want to take a side trip to Lake Wisconsin.
You may want to plan a few overnights on this 250-mile stretch of Highway 35. Discover the state's love of beer at the National Brewery Museum in Potosi. Marvel at the love and care taken to restore Alma's historic buildings. Fans of "Little House on the Prairie" will want to stop in Pepin to visit the Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum.
You can get a great vacation rental for somewhere between $222 and $344 and find discounts up to 70%!
The average size for a House rental is 203 m² and can fit 9 people on average which is ideal for large groups.
We would advice choosing from our selection of House rental and Cabin for Road Trips in Wisconsin.
