Wisconsin is one of the most underrated states in the country and this has even made it more enjoyable to spend a vacation as there are usually fewer crowds. There are many things worth seeing in Wisconsin but these beautiful places around the state should be at the top of every traveler's bucket list.
10 Big Manitou Falls
Big Manitou Falls is a unique waterfall in the city of Superior that originates from the Black river and falls from a height of 165 feet, making it the tallest waterfall in the state of Wisconsin.
The waterfall features a unique brown color and it is surrounded by beautiful trees that glow in beautiful red and orange colors during fall.
9 Amnicon Falls State Park
There are plenty of waterfalls in Wisconsin and Amnicon is a place to see some of the most beautiful. In this park, visitors will be met with a series of waterfalls and rapids that are surrounded by beautiful trees.
Swimming is allowed here and the park also features hiking trails, campsites, and plenty of viewing points that promise visitors amazing views of the waterfalls.
8 Ice Age Trail Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Ice Age Trail is one of the most popular trails in the country. It is a national trail and it stretches for more than a thousand miles through the state of Wisconsin and takes up to 12 weeks to complete.
What makes the trail particularly beautiful and bucket-list worthy is that it winds through some of the state’s beautiful forest areas and offers the opportunity to explore the fauna and flora of the state.
The trail is great for hiking, backpacking, birdwatching, and wildlife viewing, and also cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter.
7 Bayfield
Bayfield is one of the most beautiful cities in Wisconsin that is worthy to take one’s attention from the natural parks and forest areas. This city may be small but it is highly developed and filled with plenty of infrastructure and facilities that make any tourist destination exciting.
The city’s location in front of a water body and the plenty of beautiful trees that overwhelm its streets makes it particularly beautiful and bucket-list worthy.
Bayfield is also the main gateway to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore which means visitors to this city will enjoy hiking, scuba diving, camping, and kayaking nearby.
6 Dells Mill And Museum
Located in Augusta, Dells Mill was primarily built to grind grains in 1864 but it is now a place that appeals to photographers and history lovers.
The mill is surrounded by beautiful trees and an artificial pond flows at its side, creating a unique scene that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world.
During fall, the trees around the mill even transform into charming red and orange colors, making the site more appealing and Instagram-worthy.
5 Holy Hill National Shrine Of Mary, Help Of Christians
Commonly referred to as Holy Hill, this basilica sits at the top of a hill in the town of Erin and is surrounded by a lush forest area that transforms into a beautiful sight during autumn.
More than 300,000 people visit this Roman church annually and it has even been included in the National Registers of Historic Places.
4 Fish Creek
Fish Creek is a laid-back community in Wisconsin with a natural appeal and plenty of outdoor adventures. The village has facilities such as shops and restaurants, and it also has a beautiful beach where one can relax.
Fish Creek is also the gateway to Peninsula State Park which means visitors will have plenty of things to do in and around the village.
3 Apostle Island National Lakeshore
Apostle Island National Lakeshore is an area in Wisconsin filled with stunning sea caves and islands covered with beautiful forest areas.
Visitors often come to this lakeshore park to witness the fauna and flora and also engage in activities such as hiking, kayaking, and scuba diving. The park also offers opportunities for camping and fishing.
2 Mirror Lake State Park
While the beauty of Mirror Lake State Park is in the lake’s crystal clear nature and calmness, the area around the lake also makes it more appealing. Surrounding the lake is a wetland with interesting wildlife and trees that transform into beautiful scenes during autumn.
The park has a campground, a beautiful swimming beach, and several picnic areas. Kayaking is a must-do thing here as it is the best way to enjoy the serenity and scenery the area has to offer.
1 Allen Centennial Garden
Allen Centennial Garden is a 2.5-acre botanical garden filled with a wide variety of plants that present different beautiful colors all year round.
The garden is located at the University of Wisconsin and there are paths in the garden where people can walk through and see its unique flora up close.