chip co 2014 vacation guide

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Riverview Park is great for
summer picnics, family gatherings
and beach fun. Be sure to drive
through Riverview Park beginning
the first Sunday in December to
see the many displays and
beautiful lights.
The Veterans Tribute (above) attracts thousands of visitors
each year and recognizes the efforts and sacrifices of all
veterans.
Cadott Area
Historical Society
features artifacts from
the history of Cadott.
The Historical Society
is open on Mondays
from 9 am to 4 pm,
excluding holidays.
Come browse or take
a tour.
Whispering
Pines Golf
Course is
an 18-hole
course that
brings the
challenge
and beauty
only
available in
Chippewa County. Visit www.whisperingpinesgc.net
The Yellowstone Trail was the
first transcontinental automobile
highway in the United States,
passing through Cadott as it
stretched from Plymouth Rock to
Puget Sound. Visit
www.yellowstonetrail.com
CADOTT
COMMUNITY
EVENTS
For a complete event calendar, visit
www.cadottchamber.org/events.
Nabor Days is the second weekend in
July. It’s a great opportunity to visit with
neighbors and welcome back faces from
the past. You’re a neighbor in Cadott if
you’re a visitor or a local. Visit
www.cadottchamber.org/nabordays.
Fall Festival and Booya Daze offers free
booya soup, arts and craft dealers, and
entertainment for the family throughout
the day. For updated details, visit
www.cadottchamber.org/fallfestival.
Country Fest & Rock Fest Music Festival make Cadott the place to
be for summer fun. National headliners and the summer sunshine
make this one hot place to be. Visit www.countryfest.com and
www.rock-fest.com.
Home of the Chippewa Valley Music Festivals
Cadott Area Economic Development Corporation Cadott Village Office 715-289-4282
Cadott Chamber Office 715-289-3338 info@cadottchamber.org www.cadottchamber.org
Welcome to Chippewa County
Whether you are planning just a few days
with us or are thinking about moving here,
you will find Chippewa County has it all:
Table of Contents
The great outdoors
• 32,000 acres of pristine forest land
• 21 trout streams
• More than 500 miles of snowmobile trails
• A well-maintained network of biking and hiking trails
• Picturesque parks
• Overnight facilities from primitive camping to cottages to hotels
• 449 fishing lakes and streams
• Cross-country ski trails
• Golfing
• Opportunities to view birds and other wildlife
Communities
• 11 unique communities to visit
• Beautiful, thriving cities and picturesque, quaint villages
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Calendar of Events
Things to See and Do
Parks
Trails
Area Communities
Chippewa County Map
Lakes & Streams
Historical Markers
Dining
Lodging
Recreational Equipment Rentals
Camping
Service Directory
Entertainment
• Two nationally acclaimed music festivals
• Top-name musicians at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair
• A year-long calendar of events, festivals and celebrations
History
• Museums, historical markers and historic places and tours
• Commercial tours that include a glimpse of the past, rendezvous
and re-enactments
Shopping and Dining
• Outlet and factory stores
• Antiques, crafts, homemade and homegrown items
• Some of the best food establishments you’ll ever visit
Chippewa County Contacts
Chippewa County Tourism Council
1-866-723-0331 • www.chippewacounty.com
Chippewa County Visitors Centers
Chippewa Falls • 10 S. Bridge St. • 715-723-0331
Open year round
Cornell • Mill Yard Park on Bridge St. and River Rd.
715-239-3619 • Open mid-May through mid-October
Canoe in the Fog, M arie Ritter
Cover Photo: Lake Wissota, Bruce Marsh
Chippewa County Land Conservation & Forest Management
711 N. Bridge St. • Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
715-726-7920 • www.co.chippewa.wi.us
Wisconsin Department of Tourism
1-800-432-8747 • www.travelwisconsin.com
To advertise in the next guide, contact the
Chippewa County Tourism Council at
tourism@chippewacounty.com or 1-866-723-0331
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Announcing...US! The
Highway 29 sign says it all,
asserting a sort of “donʼt
just drive by” declaration.
S
Martinoʼs menu serves a gourmet selection of house pizzas, even featuring
a fabulous dessert pizza. Add house-made soups, great appetizers and a
fresh salad bar with homemade dressing for your enjoyment.
A small city with rare openness, energy and style,
TANLEY
celebrates the everyday with food, festivals, and nature.
Added to all that, there’s a museum of our historical treasures…
and the best part is that everyone is invited. Discover, indulge and enjoy!
Chapman Park and another July day brings
us antique autos, flea market specials,
handcrafted arts, BBQ chicken and the
namesake free watermelon, sponsored by
the Lions Club. Straight up delicious fun!
Broadway Home introduces you to amazing fashions—
trend setting apparel, accessories, gifts and home décor.
Squeaky curds are just one selection from a wide
range of award winning cheeses at LaGranders,
a few miles south of Stanley.
Chapman Park….picnic and event venue,
lake and fishermen campsite with showers,
electricity and dump station.
Susan, the librarian, proud of the libraryʼs status on the
National Register, shows off an official sweat shirt
glorifying the façade of the Moon Memorial structure.
Stay with us: America’s Best Inn and Suites • Telephone 715-644-3332
Located off Highway 29 Exit 101 between Green Bay and the Twin Cities on the historic Yellowstone Trail.
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www.StanleyWI.com
Box 155, Stanley, WI 54768
715-644-5758
Come Explore Chippewa County
CHIPPEWA COUNTY EXTENDS A WARM WELCOME
to you to visit our beautiful county located in northwestern
Wisconsin. The county offers many exciting and affordable
activities and places to explore whether you are an outdoor
person or prefer to just sit back and relax. With our 449
lakes and streams, historical sites, cultural activities and
abundant shopping there is something for everyone.
Chippewa County boasts many towns, villages, and cities
all with their own unique special attractions. Stop in
Bloomer for some to die for pies at the bakery or a pizza at
Fat Boys, stop in Chippewa Falls for a tour of a brewery or
to catch the latest movie. Or take to Lake Holcombe for a
chance at catching a Muskie or to ski its wonderful waters.
Not the active type of person? Scattered throughout the
county you’ll find many small shops boasting natural and
organic soaps, lotions, alpaca products, fresh maple syrup,
fresh squeaky cheese curds, honey and everything in
between.
If you are looking for some great area history, Chippewa
County has the last standing pulpwood stacker in the
world. Standing 178 ft. it can be seen for miles coming
into the city of Cornell. While there jump on the Old Abe
State Trail for a picturesque ride on the newly repaved
19.5 mile trail. Stand on the spot that’s half-way between
the North Pole and the equator with a visit to the Lion’s
Park in Cadott; while there visit the Veteran’s tribute off
Hwy 29.
Not a weekend goes by that there isn’t a festival, fair, art
show, or cultural activity taking place. Two nationally
acclaimed music festivals, Country Fest & Rock Fest,
along with the ever popular, Northern Wisconsin State
Fair, bring many top name performers to the area. Other
area events include: community fairs, Oktoberfest, Lions
Sturgeon Festival, Stanley Rodeo, along with many more
Enjoy our county year round with ample outdoor trails to
hike, bike, ski, horseback ride, ATV, snowmobile or just a
relaxing walk to take in the abundant nature surrounding
you. Our many state and local parks provide for camping
or day use. Sit back and relax and enjoy the nature that
surrounds you in. For a full list of activities and to learn
more about what this wonderful area has to offer, visit
www.chippewacounty.com.
Come and explore Chippewa County, we are waiting for
you!
Chippewa County Tourism Council President,
Judy Talbot
Chippewa County Tourism Council
Members of the Chippewa County Tourism Council
welcome you to our beautiful county and encourage you
to enjoy all that it has to offer. We are a group of
volunteers who meet regularly to coordinate and promote
the many features our county has to offer and invite all
who are interested to join us in this work. Our major
project is the production of this 2014 Activities and
Attractions Guide. Regular board meetings are held on
the first Tuesday of every other month at various
locations throughout the county. We have saved a seat for
you at the table. Contact us at 1-866-723-0331 or log on
to www.chippewacounty.com for more information.
For current road conditions call 511
or visit www.511wi.gov
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Calendar of Events
JANUARY 2014
APRIL 2014
BLOOMER
Annual World’s Speed Rope
Jump Contest
Bloomer High School
January 25
Preliminaries starting at 12:30
PM with the finals at 7 PM.
For information visit
www.bloomerchamber.com
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Spring Fest
Northern Wisconsin State
Fairgrounds
April 25-27
Local vendors displaying
spring related products, two
heated tents with live music,
family activities (5k fun run,
petting zoo, inflatables, bonfire)
and food vendors. For more
information visit
www.springfest-cf.com
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Candlelight Ski Night
Lake Wissota State Park
January 25
Cross-country ski a one or two
mile trail through a winter
wonderland illuminated by
glowing candles from 5-8 PM.
For non-skiers a .75 mile
lighted trail is available for
hiking and snowshoeing.
Weather permitting. For
information call
715-382-4574.
MARCH 2014
CHIPPEWA FALLS
McDonell High Craft Show
March 22
9 AM to 3 PM. For
information call
715-723-9126.
30th Chi-Hi Craft Sale
March 22
Uncommon crafts, expertly
handmade from 9 AM to 3
PM at the Chippewa Falls
Senior High School. For
information contact Pam
715-723-6633.
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NEW AUBURN
Chippewa 50K
April 26
50k and 10k trail race from the
Chippewa Moraine
Interpretive Center along the
Ice Age Trail. For more
information call Jeff at
651-332-9988.
MAY 2014
BOYD
Ringelspiel Days
Lotz Park
May 23-25
The celebration includes a
carnival, parade, bands, co-ed
softball tournament, car show,
food, and much more. For
more information call
715-667-3420.
CHIPPEWA FALLS
The Past Passed Here
May 8-11
A special event featuring
hands-on activities
highlighting the historic sights
and sounds of early Chippewa
Falls. Visitors to the historical
encampment will experience
camp skill competitions, 1800’s
style food, traders row and live
entertainment. For information
call 715-723-0619.
Chippewa River Rendezvous, Sue Spaeth
Chippewa Valley
Century Ride
Irvine Park
May 25
Starts at 7 AM and ends at 5
PM. 30, 50, 75, or 100 mile
bike ride. For information,
www.chippewavalleyride.us.
JUNE 2014
CADOTT
Country Fest
Chippewa Valley Music
Festival Grounds
June 26-29
This annual four-day event
features more than 20 national
and regional country music
artists. Past performers include
Miranda Lambert, Rascal
Flatts, Gary Allen, Toby Keith,
and Jason Aldean. For
information or details call
1-800-326-FEST or visit
www.countryfest.com
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Leinie Lodge Family Reunion
June 14
The Leinenkugel brothers
invite you to an annual
celebration at the Leinie Lodge
to say thank you to Leinie
loyalists. Come enjoy family,
food, beer sampling, and
entertainment. Check the
website for specific events and
times, www.leinie.com or call
715-723-5557.
FATFAR (Frenchtown
Annual Tube Float &
Regatta)
Chippewa River
June 15
The world’s largest one-day
tubing event starting at noon.
Join the fun and float down the
Chippewa River. Loopy’s will
have food and entertainment
all day, along with tube rentals.
Must be 21. For information
call 715-723-5667.
STANLEY
4x4 Truck Pull & Super Farm
Tractor Pull
Chapman Park
June 7
Weigh-in at 5 PM with pull
starting at 6 PM. For more
information call
715-206-0169.
Stanley P.R.C.A. Dodge
Series Rodeo Days
June 13-15
Rodeo, music, parade, carnival,
softball tournaments, and more.
For information call
715-703-3062, 715-230-9013
or visit www.stanleyrodeo.com
JULY 2014
BLOOMER
Bloomer Community Fair
Bloomer Fairgrounds
July 31August 3
Open daily at noon. Music,
carnival, 4H and FFA
exhibits, merchant displays,
demo derbies, tractor pull, and
more. Parade on Sunday at
12:30 PM on Main Street. For
information call 7155683339
or visit
www.bloomerchamber.com
CADOTT
Nabor Days
Riverview Park
July 10-13
Three days of fun including a
carnival, food booths, mud bog,
cattle judging, nightly music,
and parade. For information
call 715-289-3338.
Rock Fest
Chippewa Valley Music
Festival Grounds
July 17-20
This annual four-day event
features more than 20 national
and regional rock bands and
performers. Past performers
include Korn, Kid Rock, Papa
Roach, KISS, Motley Crew and
Cheryl Crow. For information
or details call
1-800-326-FEST or visit
www.rock-fest.com
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Fair
Fairgrounds
July 9-13
Free grandstand entertainment
with paid admission. Family
entertainment including top
name stars, great food, animals,
and over a mile of carnival
rides and attractions. For
information call 715-723-2861
or visit northernwistatefair.com
CORNELL
Fireworks
Mill Yard Park
July 3
Fireworks at dusk. For
information call
715-239-3710.
NEW AUBURN
Jamboree Days
Lions Memorial Park
July 25-28
Community festival which
includes; softball and volleyball
tournaments, kids activities,
charcoal chicken dinner, live
music, beer gardens, firefighter
water games, and parade at
noon on Sunday. For
information call 715-2372223.
STANLEY
Lions Watermelon Festival
Chapman Park
July 27
The celebration includes a flea
market, free watermelon, car
shows, chicken dinner,
children’s games, and more. For
information call
715-644-5376.
AUGUST 2014
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Indianhead Swap Meet and
Car Show
Fairgrounds
August 3
This event will feature over 700
cars, food, and refreshments.
Gates are open at 7 AM to 5
PM. For information call
715-832-0552.
Pure Water Days
City of Chippewa Falls
August 8-10
YMCA races, sporting events,
kids games, fireworks, live
entertainment, food, kids
parade and large parade on
Saturday and many other citywide events. For information
call 715-723-0331 or visit
www.visitchippewafallswi.com
CORNELL
Chippewa River Rendezvous
Mill Yard Park
August 23-24
“Bringing the Past into the
Present”. Enjoy displays from
the early 1600s - Indian camps
to modern day crafters. For
information call Wayne at
715-239-3620.
SEPTEMBER 2014
BLOOMER
Deer Fly Chase Mountain
Bike Race
Hickory Ridge Recreation
Area
September 27
Race on bike trails, gravel roads
and ski trails in the Chippewa
County Forest. For
information call Noah at
7155684599.
BOYD
Street Dance and Corn Feed
Business District
August 15
Music, food, and free sweet
corn. For information call
715-703-3581 after 4 PM.
CADOTT
Booya Days & City-Wide
Thrift Sales
September
This fall event offers free Booya
soup, arts and craft dealers, and
entertainment for the family
throughout the day on Main
Street. Miss Booya Days
pageant on Saturday. For more
information visit
www.cadottchamber.org
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Autumn Harvest Winery
Annual Fall Festival
September 13-14
A charity event held rain or
shine featuring live music both
days, concessions, free wine
tasting, door prizes, and family
activities. One dollar from
every bottle of wine sold and
profits from “wine by the glass”
is donated to a local non-profit
charity. For information call
715-720-1663 or
www.autumnharvestwinery.com
Oktoberfest
Fairgrounds
September 19-21
A full weekend of German
Fun. Three stages with live
entertainment, amazing family
fun activities, scrumptious food
and much, much more. For
information call
1-866-723-0340 or visit
www.oktoberfestcf.com
JIM FALLS
Lions Sturgeon Festival
Labor Day weekend
Begins Friday and goes
through Monday, with fun for
all ages. Amusements on the
midway, bands nightly,
demolition derbies, truck and
tractor pull, and a parade.
Sponsored by the Lions Club.
For information call Larry at
715-382-4538 or Bob at
715-382-4943.
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Calendar of Events
OCTOBER 2014
NOVEMBER 2014
BLOOMER
Woman’s Club Arts and
Crafts Fair
October 11
Bloomer High School at 9
AM. For information call
Jackie at 715-568-5113.
BLOOMER
Light up the Park
North Park
November 29
Opening in the park with a
visit from Santa at 6 PM. For
information call
715-568-3339.
NEW AUBURN
Parade of Colors Fall Hike on
the Ice Age Trail
October 4
The hills and lakes of the
Chippewa Moraine are never
more beautiful than at this
colorful time of year. This
annual hike begins at the
Chippewa Moraine Visitors
Center between 9 AM and 11
AM. Several hike options will
be available and include a
shuttle, refreshments, and fun.
For information call
715-967-2164 or visit
www.iceagetrail.org
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CHIPPEWA FALLS
Christmas Village
Irvine Park and Zoo
November 27-January 1
Come see the thousands of
lights and Christmas
decorations in Irvine Park.
Open daily from 7 AM to 9:30
PM and open until midnight
on Christmas Eve. For
information call
715-723-0051.
Christmas at the CookRutledge Mansion
December 8, 13 & 14, 20 & 21
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Bridge to Wonderland Parade The mansion will host their
annual open house Dec. 8 from
Bridge Street
1-4 PM. The mansion will be
December 6
decorated for the season and
Parade starts at 6 PM. Enjoy
there will be a special dessert,
illuminated floats and see
refreshments and holiday
Santa on the last float.
music. Free will donations will
Complimentary hot drinks at
businesses with red carpets. For be accepted. Tours Dec. 13 &
information call 715-723-7858. 14, 20 & 21 at 2pm, $5. For
more info visit
www.cookrutledgemansion.com
or call 715-723-7181.
DECEMBER 2014
Remember!
Things can change!
If in doubt,
confirm dates, time
and conditions
before you travel!
EXPLORE CHIPPEWA COUNTY
CORNELL
Kids Community Christmas
Event
Cornell High School
December 6
11 AM-1 PM. See Santa, play
games, food, fun. All free. For
information call
715-239-6056.
Things to See & Do
Orchard Area
Whether you’re visiting in the
spring, summer or fall, don’t miss
the beautiful orchard district in
southern Chippewa County.
Approximately four square miles
of rolling hills come alive with
apple blossoms in the spring,
wine in the summer and of course
apples in the fall. Six apple
orchards make up this area 8
miles east of Chippewa Falls.
Each orchard offers something
unique to travelers from near and
far. Fresh apple pies, cider
doughnuts, gift shops, wine and
fresh pressed cider are among the
treasures to be found. Orchards
are open seasonally. Reference
current page for more
information.
Silent Sports
Chippewa County provides
visitors and residents various areas
to enjoy silent sports throughout
all seasons of the year. Bike the
Old Abe State Trail or Duncan
Creek Trail, paddle on one of the
449 lakes and streams, put down
your stake while camping in one
of our County or State Parks, or
ride horses along the 22-mile Hay
Meadow Horse Trail or along a
portion of the Old Abe State
Trail.
When the weather turns cooler
take to the Hickory Ridge
Recreation area for 27 miles of ski
trails groomed for traditional or
skate skiing.
With an abundance of trails,
parks and recreation areas, silent
sport enthusiasts will enjoy
Chippewa County.
Lion's Sturgeon Festival, Joel Wiltrout
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Address
City
Phone
Heyde Center for the Arts
Micon Cinemas Stadium 8
Stanley Theatre
FARM FRESH FOODS
AMPI (Associated Milk Producers Inc.)
Autumn Harvest Winery
Dylan’s Dairy
Heerde's Cheese House
Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company
LaGrander's Hillside Dairy, Inc.
O'Neil Creek Winery
River Bend Vineyard & Winery
Yellowstone Cheese
Farmers’ Markets
Bountiful Farmers Market
Chippewa Falls Farmers Market
Klinger Farm Market
Stanley Farmers Market
Orchards
Bushel & A Peck
Connell's Family Orchard
John McIlquham Orchard
McIlquham Orchards
Niblett's Apple Shed
Shaefer's Orchard Run (Certified Organic)
Maple Syrup
Dahm's Sugar Bush
Folczyk's Sugar Bush
Grape's Sugar Bush
Roth Sugar Bush
Zubell's Sugar Shack
3 S. High St
475 Chippewa Mall Dr
131 N Broadway St
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Stanley
715-726-9000
715-874-7000
715-644-5988
Address
City
Phone
Hours
14193 CTH S
19947 CTH J
120 Main St
412 E. Oak St
124 E. Elm St
W11299 Broek Rd
15369 82nd St
10439 33rd Ave
24105 CTH MM
Jim Falls
Chippewa Falls
Cornell
Cadott
Chippewa Falls
Stanley
Bloomer
Chippewa Falls
Cadott
715-382-4113
715-720-1663
715-239-6997
715-289-4568
715-723-5557
715-644-2275
715-568-2341
715-720-9463
715-289-3800
All Year
May-Oct
All Year
All Year
All Year
All Year
May-Dec
May-Dec
All Year
708 Bridge St
53 E.Central St
12756 132nd St
Soo Line Park
Cornell
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Stanley
715-239-6628 Tue. June-Oct
715-723-7858 Th. June - Oct
715-288-6348
All Year
715-644-0244 Sat. June- Oct
18444 CTH OO
19372 CTH OO
19947 CTH J
19371 CTH OO
18027 CTH OO
1726 CTH K
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
715-723-0133
715-723-5889
715-720-1663
715-723-6125
715-828-4976
715-723-8865
Aug-Oct
Aug-Nov
Aug-Oct
Aug-Oct
Aug-Oct
6573 325th St
13650 350th St
33186 CTH W
656 Tower Dr
34651 210th Ave
Boyd
Stanley
Holcombe
Cadott
Gilman
715-667-3294
715-644-5274
715-447-5758
715-289-3820
715-447-5446
All Year
All Year
All Year/Call
All Year
All Year
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Things to See & Do
Other
Farm Sweet Farm (Organic)
16294 250th St
Horst Berry Farm
N15935 Fernwell Ave
Mac's Berry Farm
10439 130th Ave
Snyder's Valley View Farm
3166 172nd St
INDOOR RECREATION
Address
Bloomer Area Aquatic & Recreation Center 1731 17th Ave
Bloomer Skating & Hockey Rink
1304 Grove St
Chippewa Area Ice Arena
839 First Ave
Chippewa Valley Family YMCA
611 Jefferson Ave
Hoffy's Skate America
3120 Melby St
Stanley-Boyd Community Pool
507 First Ave
Bowling
Denny's Bowl
626 E. Murray St
Falls Bowl
9 W. Columbia St
Ojibwa Golf & Bowl
8140 136th St
Schicks Bowl & Brew
106 Main St
Spare Me Bowl & Grill
109 E. Chippewa St
Stanley Bar & Bowl
36233 70th Ave
MUSEUM/LOCAL HISTORY Address
Bloomer Historical Society Museum
2200 S. Main St
Bloomer Veterans Memorial Park
1200 Vets Memorial Dr
Boyd Veterans Memorial
Lotz Park, Patten St
Cadott Area Historical Society &
630 N. STH 27
Baker School Museums
Cadott Veterans Tribute
641 STH 27 S
Chippewa County Historical/
123 Allen St
Genealogical Society
Chippewa Falls Museum of
21 E. Grand Ave
Industry and Technology
Cook-Rutledge Mansion
505 W. Grand Ave
Cadott
Stanley
Bloomer
Chippewa Falls
715-289-4896
715-644-0872
715-568-5526
715-723-8159
By Appt.
Summer
Summer
By Appt.
City
Phone
Bloomer
Bloomer
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Stanley
715-568-3483
715-568-3032
715-723-1612
715-723-2201
715-832-6000
715-644-5534 ext 177
Boyd
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Cornell
Cadott
Stanley
715-667-3253
715-723-3347
715-723-8823
715-239-3825
715-289-4680
715-644-3371
City
Phone
Bloomer
Bloomer
Boyd
Cadott
715-568-4934
715-568-3339
715-667-3420
715-289-4916
Sun 2-5
Year Round
Year Round
Mon 9-4
Cadott
Chippewa Falls
715-289-4845
715-723-4399
Chippewa Falls
715-720-9206
Year Round
Tues 9-4 &
4th Sat.
Thur-Sat 10-3
Chippewa Falls
715-723-7181
Lanes
4
20
8
6
8
4
Hours
June-Aug
Th-Sun 2 pm
May-Oct
Self Guided
June-Aug
Sat&Sun 1-4
Year Round
Year Round
Sun & holidays
Mem-Labor
Day 1-5
Cornell Mill Yard Park Visitors Center
Downtown Chippewa Falls Walking Tour
Stanley Area Historical Museum
Bridge St & Park Rd
514 N. Bridge St
228 Helgerson St
Cornell
Chippewa Falls
Stanley
715-239-3619
715-723-7858
715-644-0464
Stanley-Boyd Veterans Memorial
Stanley Veterans Memorial
Sunny Valley School House Museum
and Norwegian Log Home
Fandry Park
Soo Line Park
Irvine Park
Stanley
Stanley
Chippewa Falls
715-644-2559
715-644-2529
715-723-0051
OUTDOOR RECREATION
Address
City
Phone
Bernard F. Willi Pool
Cabin Ridge Rides (Wagon/Sleigh Rides)
Chippewa County Fall Auto Tour
Chippewa Falls Happy Tails Dog Park
Eagle Valley Speedway
Jim Falls Xcel Energy Dam Tour
Marshall Park Outdoor Skateboard Park
Skydive Wissota
Bridgewater Ave
4271 220th St
10 S Bridge St
15442 93rd Ave
19570 150th Ave/Hwy 178
19760 CTH S
Bridgewater Ave
6482 CTH K
Chippewa Falls
Cadott
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Jim Falls
Jim Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
715-726-2733/715-723-0051
715-723-9537
715-723-0331
715-828-1791
715-382-5367
715-737-1473
715-723-0051
715-726-1616/715-289-4440
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Golfing
Bloomer Memorial Golf Course
Entwood Golf Course
Lake Hallie Golf Course
Lake Wissota Golf
Ojibwa Golf & Bowl
Timber Terrace Golf Course
Twin Oaks Golf Course
Whispering Pines Golf Course
Address
City
Phone
118 E. 13th Ave
28135 290th Ave
2196 110th St
16108 97th Ave
8140 136th St
1117 Pumphouse Rd
27356 270th Ave
24700 CTH X
Bloomer
Holcombe
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Holcombe
Cadott
715-568-1741
715-595-4035
715-861-5442
888-382-4780
715-723-8823
715-726-1500
715-595-6013
715-289-4653
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Yellowstone Trail
The Yellowstone Trail was the first transcontinental automobile
highway in the United States. In 1912 it began as an effort to provide
good roads from South Dakota to the great tourist attraction, the
Yellowstone Park. It soon expanded to become a road running
through all of the 13 northern tier states, “from Plymouth Rock,
Massachusetts to Puget Sound on the Pacific Ocean.” The trail was
marked by bright yellow markers with a black arrow. The Yellowstone
Trail attracted so many visitors to the state that when the highway
department numbered state roads in 1918, the Yellowstone Trail and
its yellow road markers were allowed to remain.
Today, thanks to the efforts of Chippewa County and the Chippewa
County Historical Society Historic Marker Committee, the same
Yellowstone
Trail logo signs
point the way
through
Chippewa
County.
Make plans to
travel the trail
and request your
Yellowstone
Trail Passport to
get stamped along the way. For a passport, a map or more information
on the Yellowstone Trail visit www.chippewacounty.com.
FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1968
OPEN EVERY WEEKEND STARTING FRIDAY
MOVIE LINE 715-644-5988 • WWW.THESTANLEYTHEATER.COM
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Parks
COUNTY PARKS
Morris-Erickson County Park
This park offers 28 campsites on
the shores of Long Lake, with
swimming, boat launch and sites
with docks. 28561 CTH 40, New
Auburn.
Otter Lake County Park
Choose from 22 well spaced
campsites on Otter Lake, with
fishing, swimming, natural
history, picnic area and boat
landing. 35309 170th Ave,
Stanley.
Pine Point County Park
Available are 48 wooded
campsites on a peninsula
surrounded by Lake Holcombe.
Swimming, boat launch and
fishing available. 27699 256th St,
Holcombe.
Round Lake County Park
This get-away destination is dayuse only; no camping allowed.
Swimming, picnic shelter and
facilities are available plus a
playground, a handicap
accessible boat ramp and loading
dock. Open Memorial Day
through Labor Day. 28614 117th
St, New Auburn.
www.cccamping.us
Mill Yard Park
Located on the banks of the
Chippewa River, enjoy the ball
fields, pavilion, playground, skate
park, and nearby parking for the
Old Abe State Trail. Visitors
Center open May-October.
Bridge St. 715-239-3619 or
715-239-3717
CADOTT
Riverview Park
Riverview Park offers natural
history and historical
interpretive signs. Facilities for
picnicking, swimming, as well as
volleyball, softball, basketball
and tennis are available. Yellow
River & STH 27. 715-289-4282
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Adams Park Summit Ave.
Alexander McBean Park
Marshall & Grand Ave.
Ball & Knight Park
Loffler Court
Casper Park
Enjoy the 60-acre outdoor
sports complex with facilities for
softball, soccer and baseball.
Canal St. & Old Eau Claire Rd.
715-723-0051
Frenchtown Park
Bryant & Hebert St.
L.C. Stanley Park
Terrill & Dwight St.
Mary E. Marshall Park
Tennis courts and skate board
park. Bridgewater Ave.
Rose/Lily Garden
This public garden is home to
many varieties of roses and lilies.
Open May through October.
Bridgewater Ave. 715-723-0051
Simon Lyberg Park
Garden & Lynn St.
Thaddeus Pound Park
West South Ave.
VILLAGE OF LAKE
HALLIE
Village of Lake Hallie Park
This 60-acre park features seven
ball fields with concrete dugouts,
two pavilions, a concession
stand, batting cages, volleyball
courts, playground equipment,
picnic and restroom facilities.
4902 117th St. 715-726-2660
LAKE HOLCOMBE AREA
Lake Holcombe Town Park
Available is a boat landing,
sandy beach, volleyball, picnic
area and facilities.
715-595-4803.
Birch Creek Park
Birch Creek Park offers
camping, picnic facilities,
volleyball, swimming and a boat
ramp. Take Highway M west of
Holcombe to 250th St. & travel
north. Take 282nd Ave. east; the
sign will be on the north side.
TOWN OF LAFAYETTE
Ray’s Beach Park
Enjoy the sandy beach,
swimming area and picnic areas.
South shore of Lake Wissota.
JIM FALLS
Anson Park
Site of the annual Sturgeon
Festival. Playground and picnic
areas are available.
STANLEY
Chapman Park
Enjoy the campground, picnic
areas, playground, volleyball
courts, disc golf, ball fields and
tennis courts. Picnic shelters can
be reserved. Chapman Lake.
715-644-5758
Fandry Park
This park features picnic shelter,
playground and ball fields and is
open year round. 4th Ave. on the
east side of Chapman Lake.
715-644-5758
Harmony Courtyard Bridge St.
COMMUNITY PARKS
Hiram S. Allen Park
S.Bridge St.
BLOOMER
North Park 9th Ave.
Irvine Park and Zoo
This park on 300 acres includes a
band shell, preserved
schoolhouse and log cabin, zoo,
petting zoo, and Glen Loch
Dam overlook. Christmas
Village annually with lights and
displays. Bridgewater Ave.
715-723-0051
Willis Park 15th Ave.
Witt Park CTH F
BOYD
Lotz Park Patten St.
CORNELL
Brunet Falls Park Main St.
James W. Buchanan Park
Main St.
Irvine Park & Zoo, Pamela Kramer
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Soo Line Park
This park has a Veterans
Memorial, picnic tables and a
playground area. Broadway St.
NEW AUBURN
Village Park
Enjoy the playground, picnic
area and pavilion. Park St.
715-237-2223
STATE PARKS
Brunet Island State Park
69 campsites are available as well
as showers, picnic areas,
playground, athletic field,
swimming beach, cross-country
ski trails, hiking and biking
trails. This park is connected to
the Old Abe State Trail via a
one-mile bike trail link. 23125
255th St., Cornell. 715-239-6888
Chippewa Moraine State
Recreation Area
This is one of nine units of the
Ice Age National Scientific
Reserve. Includes a visitors
center, Ice Age National Scenic
Trail, primitive camping, lake
access and more. In 2012, the
state of Wisconsin, purchased
more than a 500 acre addition
that will provide a unique
mixture of opportunities for
environmental education,
scientific research, and
recreational prospects. The
primary focus of this
outstanding combination of
wilderness lakes with premier
shoreline is for the appreciation
and enjoyment of nature.
13394 CTH M, New Auburn.
715-967-2800.
Chippewa Moraine State Recreation Area,
116 campsites, with boating,
swimming, picnicking and
hiking available. Two group
campsites for up to 80 people
can be reserved for large group
camping. The park’s facilities are
handicap accessible.
18127 CTH O, Chippewa Falls.
715-382-4574
M aureen Steltz
State Parks are open
year-round with limited
facilities available in the
winter. Required vehicle
permits must be
purchased. Wisconsin
State Park campsite
reservations can be
made online or by phone:
1-888-WI PARKS
www.dnr.wi.gov
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Trails
ATV
Cross Country
Skiing
Hiking
Horseback
Riding
In-line
Skating
Biking
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Mountain
Biking
1. BRUNET ISLAND STATE PARK TRAILS
Six trails ranging from ¾ to 4.3 miles in length. The Jean Brunet
nature trail is a ¾ mile self-guided trail on the north part of the
island.
(715) 239-6888 • www.dnr.wi.gov
2. ICE AGE NATIONAL SCENIC TRAIL
A 23-mile section of Wisconsin’s Ice Age Trail passes through
county forestland and state protected lands. Foot travel only.
(715) 967-2800 • www.iceagetrail.org
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3. CHIPPEWA MORAINE TRAILS
A network of trails leads from the Chippewa Moraine David R.
Obey Ice Age Interpretive Center into the surrounding forests,
lakes, and ridges that make up the Ice Age Scientific Reserve.
(715) 967-2800 • www.dnr.wi.gov
4. HAY MEADOW HORSE TRAIL
A 22-mile equestrian trail system winding through scenic
hardwood and poplar forests. Riders will pass many lakes, ponds,
and woodland streams on these scenic trails.
(715) 726-7920
5. HICKORY RIDGE RECREATION AREA
Twenty seven miles of ski trails groomed for traditional and skate
skiing. Open to hiking and mountain biking in the summer.
(715) 726-7920 • www.skihickoryridge.org
6. IRVINE PARK TRAILS
Numerous short trails available throughout a 318-acre urban park,
including 3 miles of cross-country skiing.
(715) 723-0051
7. LAKE WISSOTA STATE PARK TRAILS
Over 11 miles of scenic trails that pass along Lake Wissota,
through woodlands and prairies.
(715) 382-4574 • www.dnr.wi.gov
ATV'ing
10. WILDFLOWER TRAIL
8. OLD ABE STATE TRAIL
A paved, 20-mile multi-use trail that passes through farmland,
forests, and small villages between Brunet Island State Park and
Lake Wissota. Town roads connect the trail to Lake Wissota State
Park. Day/Annual trail passes available at trailheads and the
Chippewa Area Visitors Center.
(866) 723-0331
Half a mile along the Chippewa River north of Jim Falls, featuring
a fantastic spring wildflower display and wooded, river-bottom habitat.
(715) 839-1353
11. DUNCAN CREEK PARKWAY TRAIL
Five-mile loop through Chippewa Falls city limits that connects to
the Old Abe Trail.
(715) 723-0331
9. RIVER ROAD CROSS-COUNTRY SKI TRAIL
Two separate trails challenge intermediate and advanced skiers
through rolling terrain to return along the gentler grade of the
River Road to the parking area.
(715) 726-7920
12. RIVERVIEW RESERVE
Two miles of trails through scenic terrain below the Wissota Dam.
(715) 726-7920
13. CHIPPEWA COUNTY SNOWMOBILE TRAILS
Over 500 miles of funded snowmobile trails throughout the
County. Call for current conditions, trail information and a map.
(866) 723-0331 • www.chippewasnowmobiletrails.com
14. CHIPPEWA COUNTY ATV TRAIL
Over 19 miles of ATV trail. You will be challenged with steep hills
and valleys as the trail winds past small lakes and beaver ponds as
well as spectacular vistas and abundant wildlife.
(715) 726-7920
Horseback Riding
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Area Communities
Bloomer
1-715-568-3339 • www.bloomerchamber.com
Bloomer, located off of STH 53, offers the best in small-town
Americana, offering food and services of every description to visitors
and area residents. Bloomer serves as the hub of a large agricultural
area and is the gateway city serving residents and visitors to the Blue
Diamond recreation area to the north. Bloomer features specialty
merchants known for breads, pies, and meats. Fine medical facilities
serve visitors and residents, and classic churches define the skyline.
Bloomer offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities, from its
historic annual speed rope jump competition to several parks and
walking trails, an 18-hole golf course, and a beautiful lake in the
center of town. Nearby lakes offer boating, fishing, snowmobiling,
hiking, and hunting opportunities, as well as resorts and
campgrounds. In the summer, visitors can visit the historical museum
or attend the annual community fair in August.
Boyd
1-715-667-3420 • www.partner29.com
Cadott
1-715-289-3338 • www.cadottchamber.org
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The Village of Boyd-nicknamed “The Friendly Town”- is nestled
among the farms and woodlots in the gently rolling hills along State
Highway 29, east of Chippewa Falls. The many local businesses
meet the needs of area residents and visitors. The community also
features Lotz Park, with a lighted ball diamond, volleyball and
tennis courts, pavilions and play areas. Historic St. Joseph’s Church,
built in 1928, has spectacular German stained glass windows. Its
prominent twin steeples have become a landmark. Boyd’s 680
residents invite everyone to the community’s Ringelspiel Days
Festival on Memorial Day weekend with sports tournaments, a
carnival, parade, and live music. Late August, the village hosts an
event with an outdoor dance and free sweet corn. In early
December, Boyd hosts a pancake breakfast with Santa and Mrs.
Claus, horse-drawn wagon rides and skating.
Cadott, “half way between the Equator and the North Pole,” is in
the heart of Wisconsin’s Vacation Crossroads. Located at the
junctions of State Highways 27 and 29, at the West end of the
Partner 29 corridor along the Old Yellowstone Trail. Cadott was
named after Jean Baptiste Cadotte, the son of a fur trader who
established a fur trading post here in the early 1800’s. The first
permanent settler was Robert Marriner who built a log cabin and
sawmill in 1865, beginning the lumbering and mill industries which
served as the foundation of Cadott’s first growth. Today you will
find a wide variety of places to visit including Riverview Park which
has interpretive signs providing an insight into the unique rock
formations along the Yellow River, the Cadott Area Historical
Museum and Baker School, the ZCBJ Lodge Hall and Bohemian
Cemetery which are listed on the State and National Registries of
Historic Places, the Wisconsin Veterans Tribute, good restaurants,
cheese houses, a motel and businesses along Main Street.
1-866-723-0331 • www.visitchippewafallswi.com
Chippewa Falls is a picturesque community in southeastern
Chippewa County off of STH 29 and STH 53. Visitors will enjoy a
variety of attractions including wineries, a brewery, museums, cheese
shops, and much more. Enjoy exciting events, unique shopping, and
pristine natural beauty. Including 6,300 acre Lake Wissota, Irvine
Park & Zoo, Lake Wissota State Park, Old Abe State Trail offering
year round recreational activities.
Chippewa Falls
With a full event calendar check out the Northern Wisconsin State
Fair, Oktoberfest, Spring Fest and more. Lodging options include
bed and breakfasts, hotels and cottages so you'll be sure to find a
cozy place to rest up. And just when you think you can't go any
further after all the fun...stop and re-energize yourself at one of our
local restaurants. Chippewa Falls has something for everyone!
1-715-239-3710 • www.cityofcornell.com
Cornell
Nestled on the banks of the scenic Chippewa River off of Hwy 178,
the City of Cornell is a center for area history and year-round
recreation. The city has the only remaining pulpwood stacker,
located in the Mill Yard Park, site of the Cornell Visitors Center
and Native American Museum (open May through October).
Cornell is also a trailhead for the 20-mile Old Abe State Trail for
biking, walking, rollerblading and snowmobiling. Brunet Island
State Park offers camping and other outdoor recreation. Cornell also
has links to Wisconsin’s extensive snowmobile trail network. Cornell
is home to several community festivals throughout the year;
fireworks on July 3, a car show, Chippewa River Rendezvous, and an
annual craft and art fair.
1-888-813-9706 • www.lakeholcombe.org
Lake Holcombe recreation area is a place for all seasons. Spring and
summer is the time for fishing and recreation on the Lake
Holcombe Flowage (approximately 3,600 acres, with 120 miles of
shoreline). The summer also offers plenty of opportunities to tour
the 3,400+ acres of public forest land, hike the Ice Age Trail, or go
horseback riding in the county forest.
Holcombe
Fall brings a beautiful display of colors, whether hunting or hiking
in the county forest.
Winter is the season for snowmobiling with access to more than
400 miles of groomed trails or riding on the lake.
Visit www.chippewacounty.com for information
on attractions and services available in these
Chippewa County Communities.
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Area Communities
Jim Falls
1-866-723-0331 • www.chippewacounty.com
New Auburn
1-715-237-2223 • www.newauburn-wi.com
Perched on the banks of the scenic Chippewa River, Jim Falls offers a
small-town feel full of local history and year-round outdoor
recreational activities. The Old Abe State Trail can be accessed in Jim
Falls, welcoming bikers, snowmobilers, horseback riders, and hikers.
Xcel Energy’s Jim Falls Hydropower Plant is the largest hydropower
producing facility in the Midwest. Boat access to the Old Abe
Flowage and the upper end of Lake Wissota provides excellent
angling opportunities for walleye, muskie, small-mouth bass, and
catfish. The Old Abe War Eagle memorial statue commemorates
Wisconsin’s feathered Civil War hero. The Chippewa River along
Highway 178 just north of Jim Falls offers a view of the original river
channel, a hiking trail with spectacular displays of spring wildflowers,
an area of study for geology students, scheduled flow releases for
kayakers, and an opportunity to view Wisconsin’s living fossil, the
lake sturgeon.
New Auburn welcomes visitors headed for nearby lakes, forests, and
trails of the Blue Diamond Recreation Area. Resorts, campgrounds,
restaurants, and services are available. Visitors also come to see the
Chippewa Moraine State Recreation Area, with its more than 3,300
acres of ridges and lakes carved by the glacier. A visitors center provides
information on the stagnant ice glacial features that dominate the
landscape and offers access to the thousand-mile Ice Age National
Scenic Trail, whether for long-distance hiking or a 4.5-mile walk
around the lake-studded Circle Trail. The adjacent Chippewa County
Forest provides hunting, hiking, fishing, and snowmobile opportunities.
New Auburn is the setting for the best sellers, Population 485, Meeting
Your Neighbor One Siren at a Time and Visiting Tom, written by author
Michael Perry who describes life in this small town and have inspired
visitors to come see the landmarks that play a role in his books.
Stanley
1-715-644-5758 • www.stanleywisconsin.us
Stanley is experiencing a “Rural Renaissance.” The city is home to
Ace Ethanol, Wisconsin’s first large-scale producer of ethanol, and
the Stanley Correctional Institution, a medium security facility
housing 1500 inmates and employing 405.
The community is known for Chapman Park, with its annual rodeo,
modern campgrounds, elk park, ball fields, volleyball, tennis and
basketball courts. A recent addition to the community is the
Veterans Memorial Park located in downtown Stanley. Otter Lake
recreation area is seven miles north of Stanley, and is just one of the
areas offering fishing and hunting opportunities and recreational
trails. The Stanley Area Historical Society Museum draws visitors
from near and far. The community has a pool and fitness center at
the high school.
Stanley has a motel on the county snowmobile trail and is also close
to unique downtown stores, restaurants, businesses and professional
services ready to meet the needs of residents and visitors.
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117 years
of Wisconsin
Family
Tradition
• Huge Carnival Rides and Free Entertainment
• Regional + Chippewa County Junior Fair Exhibits
• National Entertainment – Joe Nichols, Loverboy and more
• Swifty Swine (Racing Pigs) – Helicopter Rides
715-723-2861
northernwistatefair.com
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Lakes and Streams
Chippewa County has 449 lakes totaling 20,027 acres and ranging from 1 to 6,300 acres. Lake Wissota, the largest lake, is an
impoundment of the Chippewa River east of Chippewa Falls. Although many of the smaller lakes do not support much of a
fishery, they offer solitude and serenity for those wanting to get away. Thirty-eight lakes have developed public access and most
are listed in the table on the opposite page. Many lakes provide excellent angling opportunities. The Chippewa River and its
flowage offer some of the best and diverse angling opportunities in the county.
Chippewa County also provides 81 miles of trout fishing opportunities in 24 classified trout streams. Seventy-seven miles of
these streams are Class 1 trout water.
For a complete list and maps of lakes and streams in Chippewa County visit, www.dnr.wi.gov.
MAJOR TROUT STREAMS OF CHIPPEWA COUNTY
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Elk Creek
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MAJOR LAKES OF CHIPPEWA COUNTY
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Bradley Lake
Chain Lake
Chippewa Falls Flowage
Cornell Flowage
Cornell Lake
Dark Lake
Henneman Lake
Holcombe Flowage
Lake Como
Lake Hallie
Lake Wissota
Long Lake
Loon Lake
Marshmiller Lake
Old Abe Lake
Otter Lake
Pike Lake
Popple Lake
Rock Lake
Round Lake
Salisbury Lake
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Historical Markers
BLOOMER
First Congregational ChurchUnited Church of Christ (11)
15th Avenue
This congregation was organized
in 1868 in Vanville, later renamed
Bloomer.
Cook-Rutledge Mansion (14)
505 West Grand Avenue
The historical home of lumber
baron Edward Rutledge and his
wife, Hannah, was built in 1874. It
is listed on the National Register
of Historic Places.
BOYD
Edson Union Cemetery (36)
South of Boyd on CTH D
Civil War veterans and victims of
the 1880 diphtheria epidemic are
buried here. In 1887 the cemetery
was dedicated by Edson Chubb.
Chippewa Springs (15)
600 East Park Avenue
Pure spring water was discovered
here by a French explorer in 1700.
It was protected by a Spring
House in 1893, complete with a
glass floor.
CADOTT
Cadott Hub & Spoke Factory
(33)
STH 27
Captain Ellery Clark moved this
company from DePere to Cadott
in 1880. It operated for 18 years.
Mason Shoe Company Factory
(16)
Rushman Drive and Columbia
Street
This site originally held the 1870s
Hiram S. Allen gristmill. The mill
was torn down and its foundation
rock used to build the foundation
of the new Mason Shoe Factory.
CHIPPEWA FALLS
First Presbyterian Church (1)
130 West Central Street
This is the oldest Protestant
church in the city of Chippewa
Falls, organized in 1855.
Notre Dame Church (2)
Allen and High Streets
Chippewa County’s first church,
the mother church of all area
Catholic churches.
Trinity United Methodist
Church (5)
201 West Central Street
As early as 1846, Methodists were
meeting in Chippewa Falls. In
1892 they built the present red
brick building.
Marsh Rainbow Arch Bridge (9)
Spring Street and Rushman Drive
Architecturally significant, this is
the only Duncan Creek bridge
that survived the destructive flood
of 1934.
Federal Building and Early Mail
Service (10)
315 North Bridge Street
By the year 1855, mail arrived by
“pony express,” and two years later
a bi-weekly stage line was
established.
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The Old Sawdust Pile (19)
Timber Terrace Golf Course,
1117 Pumphouse Road
This sawdust deposit is from the
biggest sawmill in the world under
one roof.
Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing
Company (21)
1 Jefferson Avenue
Chippewa Falls’ oldest industry
was established in 1867 by Jacob
Leinenkugel. He called it the
“Spring Brewery.”
Hannah M. Rutledge Home (25)
300 Bridgewater Avenue
The Rutledge Home was built by
Edward Rutledge in memory of
his wife Hannah. It still operates
as a nursing home.
Edward Rutledge Charity (26)
404 N. Bridge Street
Built in 1917 in memory of
Edward Rutledge to help people
in need and to assist charitable
organizations.
Motorcycling near Cobban Bridge
*Numbers following the historical marker listings correspond to extended descriptions and photos at
chippewacounty.com. Click on Things to See & Do-Historic Sites & Markers.*
The Chippewa County Historical Society Historic Marker
Committee creates and maintains these historical markers
and has continued to do so since 1973.
The Norway House and
Birthplace of Alexander Wiley
(27)
10 Block W. Grand Avenue
Built in 1871 as a rooming house
but no longer in existence, the
Norway House was the birthplace
of Alexander Wiley, Jr. who was
elected to the U.S. Senate in 1939.
Hiram Stores Allen (28)
Allen Park (South Bridge Street)
Hiram Stores Allen built the first
gristmill, the first flour-mill, and
the first hotel in Chippewa Falls.
Rev. Charles F.X. Goldsmith
(29)
Allen and High Streets
Goldsmith’s first big work in
Chippewa Falls was the
construction of the Notre Dame
Catholic Church. His body lies in
a crypt under the church altar.
Oldest Commercial Building in
the City of Chippewa Falls (37)
29 West Spring Street
Built in 1859, this is the oldest
commercial building still standing
in Chippewa Falls, originally used
as a saloon and boarding house.
Site of the Hiram S. Allen Home
(38)
44 E. Columbia Street
This site was the location of the
ornate pioneer mansion built by
Hiram Allen. It was frequented by
the Chippewa Indians in the
1800s.
Chippewa Sugar Beet Factory
(43)
River Street and Water Department
This is the site of a huge six-story
sugar beet factory constructed in
1904.
Yellowstone Trail (45)
Park Avenue & Hwy 124
This trail, established in 1916 in
Wisconsin as a transcontinental
road, was one of the nation’s first
automobile trails.
Old McDonell High School/
CVCA (46)
3 South High Street
Built in 1907 as a Catholic school,
this building now serves as the
Heyde Center for the Arts.
Poor Farm Cemetery (50)
County Highway I
The County of Chippewa,
through its local legislative body,
decided in 1894 to build a county
asylum. In 1895 the main building
was erected. The first recorded
burial was in 1900 and the last
recorded burial was in 1955.
Chippewa Lumber & Boom
Sawmill (18)
Along the bike trail off Court Street
Organized in 1857, the sawmill
grew by 1869 to be the biggest
sawmill in the world under one
roof.
Pig Alley (47)
Bike Trail at Duncan Creek
A grazing area for pigs and other
livestock of the Leinenkugel
family during the 1800s. This area
in now part of the Duncan creek
Parkway Trail.
Sokup’s Market (51)
624 N. Bridge Street
Joseph Sokup opened Sokup’s
Market around 1891. The fourth
generation owner, Peter Sokup,
continues to operate at the same
location.
Irvine Park Cave (20)
Irvine Park
The cave and seven acres of land
were purchased in 1871 for the
storage of beer for Schmitmayer’s
Brewery.
Chippewa Valley Electric
Railroad (22)
Irvine Park
The line, built in 1897, operated for
28 years, running from downtown
Eau Claire to Chippewa Falls. The
waiting shelter is still in the park.
William Irvine (23)
Irvine Park
In 1906, William Irvine and L.C.
Stanley donated 163 acres of land
to the people of Chippewa Falls.
Pioneer Norwegian Log Home
(24)
Irvine Park
This log house was built by
Norwegian immigrant Ole
Pederson Bjerke around 1881. In
1979, it was donated to the city of
Chippewa Falls and moved to
Irvine Park for display.
Sunny Valley School (39)
Irvine Park
The one-room schoolhouse was
built in 1903 and later donated to
the City of Chippewa Falls for
display in Irvine Park.
Irvine Park Drive Bridge (48)
Irvine Park
The Milwaukee Bridge & Iron
Co. fabricated the bridge in 1907.
It originally crossed Duncan
Creek on Grand Ave. before it
was moved to its current location
in 1935. The bridge was replaced
in 2004.
Bear Den Drive Bridge (49)
Irvine Park
The Milwaukee Bridge & Iron
Co. fabricated the bridge and it
was moved to this site in 1940.
The bridge was replaced in 2004.
Spring Brook Footbridge (53)
The original footbridge spanned
the Spring Brook during the early
1900’s. The new bridge was
constructed in 2010 to resemble
the earlier structure.
CORNELL
Pulpwood Stacker (40)
Mill Yard Park
Measuring 175 feet high, the
Stacker is the last of its kind still
standing in the world and is listed
in the State and National Register
of Historic Places. It was designed
and constructed in 1911-12 by the
Joors Manufacturing Co. of
England for the Cornell Wood
Products Co.
Jean Brunet (41)
Mill Yard Park
Jean Brunet was born in France
and moved to Chippewa Falls in
1828. He built the first dams on
the Chippewa River.
Ezra Cornell (42)
City Park
Ezra Cornell founded the city of
Cornell and Cornell University in
Ithica, New York.
EAGLE POINT TOWNSHIP
Stanley’s Mill (8)
135th Avenue at O’Neil Creek
This is the former site of a dam, a
gristmill and electrical power
plant destroyed by a major flood
of O’Neil Creek in 1934.
Chippewa City (7)
East of Highway 178 at O’Neil
Creek
Chippewa City as platted in 1856
had a church, school, bank, post
office and saloons. It diminished
as the logging industry developed
six miles south in Chippewa Falls.
TILDEN
St. Peter’s Church (30)
11370 CTH Q
Settlers from Rhine, Bavaria,
Bohemia, and Luxembourg
arrived here in the early 1850s.
The present building was built and
dedicated in 1942.
HOLCOMBE
The Holcombe Indian (3)
Holcombe Town Hall Park
An eight-foot carved wooden
Indian, which was the guardian
spirit of loggers, stands here.
First Farm in Chippewa County
(17)
100th Avenue at Tilden Fire
Station
In 1847, George Myers, who came
from Germany, started this 80
acre farm.
Holcombe Logging Disaster (4)
Holcombe Town Hall Park
In 1905, eleven men drowned and
five men miraculously survived
when attempting to break a log
jam.
LAKE HALLIE
Badger-Blue Mills (44)
Lake Hallie Park
Lake Hallie was created in 1843
as a holding pond for the Blue
Mills. The first dam was destroyed
in 1867 and replaced by a larger
one.
NEW AUBURN
Cartwright Mill (6)
Elm Street at New Auburn Fire
Station
The original sawmill, named the
Cartwright Mill, was founded in
1875 by David J. and Paul W.
Cartwright.
STANLEY
The Yellowstone Trail (12)
Downtown Stanley along First
Avenue
This trail, established in 1916 in
Wisconsin as a transcontinental
road, was one of the nation’s first
automobile trails.
Russian Orthodox Church (35)
North of Stanley
Built in 1906, St. John the Baptist
Orthodox Church is the oldest
Orthodox Church building in
Wisconsin.
The Stanley, Merrill and Phillips
Railroad (13)
Downtown Stanley along 1st Ave.
This railroad was chartered in
1893 to bring logs to the mill.
TOWNSHIP OF ARTHUR
Bohemian National Cemetery
(31)
13875 STH 27
The original records of this
cemetery, written in Czech, reflect
the nationality of the people who
settled this area.
Western Bohemian Hall (32)
STH 27 and 135th Avenue
The ZCBJ Hall was built in 1907
by Czech immigrants who came
to this area. It continues to be a
bonding social center.
James A. Bate Home (34)
¾ mile west of STH 27 on CTH S
Bate was a member of the State
House of Representatives and
Secretary of Union Lumber Co.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
OFFICIAL HISTORICAL
MARKERS
Cobban Bridge, Highway 178,
Eagle Point
Cornell Pulpwood Stacker,
Mill Yard Park, Cornell
Nations First Cooperative
Generating Station, Highway
124, Eagle Point
Northern Wisconsin Center,
County Highway J, Chippewa Falls
Northern Wisconsin State Fair,
Fairgrounds, Chippewa Falls
Old Abe the War Eagle, Highway
178, Eagle Point
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Dining
Yummy food and
beverages await you
whether it's family dining,
fast food, on-the-water
atmosphere, supper clubs,
ethnic foods or bar-andgrill specialties that appeal
to you today.
Choose where to eat and
then what you would like
to do next!
715-239-6611 • www.fosterscatering.com
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BLOOMER
Name/Address
Phone
Back 40 Dining & Cocktails
19037 CTH 40
Billy's Grill & Catering
1019 15th Ave
Birch Point Resort & Restaurant
14503 210th Ave
Bloomer Bakery
1415 Main St
Bloomer Bowl
1319 Oak St
Blue Moose Grill & Steakhouse
1628 Woodard Rd
Bohemian Ovens
905 Martin Rd
Cedar Bay Resort
14611 222nd Ave
Chalkboard Café
1616 Woodard Rd
China One
2055 19th Ave, Ste. 103
Cornell Lake Resort
16918 190th Ave
Dairy Queen
1317 17th Ave
Fat Boy's Pizza
1312 Main St
Happy Hour Bar
1318 Main St
Hardee's of Bloomer
2070 19th Ave
Harm's Way Bar & Grill
1103 15th Ave
Haymakers Bar & Grill
2170 CTH A
Main Street Café
1418 Main St
McDonald's
2055 19th Ave
Morning's Corner
18982 Hwy 124 & 64
R & R Bar & Campground
16028 190th Ave (Hwy 64)
Rock Lake Lodge & Campground
23015 153rd St
Subway
2058 19th Ave
The Farm House
1205 15th Ave
The Next Place Bar & Grill
1602 Martin Rd
715-568-4064 Casual
L, D
715-568-1412
Casual
L,D
715-568-1525
Casual
L,D
715-568-3321
Casual
B,L
Cuisine
Meals (B,L,D)
715-568-3944
L,D
715-568-2687 Casual
L,D
715-568-3676 Casual
B,L
715-568-1174
Casual
B, L, D
715-568-3509 Casual
B, L
715-568-1900 Ethnic
L,D
715-288-6015 Casual
L,D
715-568-1320 Fast
L,D
715-568-4464 Casual
L,D
715-568-1622 Casual
L,D
715-568-2450 Fast
B,L,D
715-568-3999 Casual
L,D
715-568-4858 Casual
L,D
715-568-2233 Casual
B,L,D
715-568-1777
B,L,D
Fast
715-288-6596 Tavern
L,D
715-288-6800 Tavern
L,D
715-568-4370 Casual
L,D
715-568-2323 Fast
B,L,D
715-568-1240 Casual
B,L
715-568-2566 Casual
L,D
BLOOMER (CONTINUED)
Name/Address
Phone
Two Acres Supper Club
21858 CTH SS
Valley Tavern
14515 STH 40
Xpeditions
1319 Main St
Zenners Bar & Grill
12038 CTH F
BOYD
Bob's Riverview
11951 CTH D
Denny's Bowl & Bar
626 E. Murray St
Double D Saloon Bar & Grill
505 E. Murray St
Maple Hill
12055 CTH G
Schuebel's Hill House
910 E. CTH X
Village Haus
122 N. Boyd St
CADOTT
B & S Tavern
9141 STH 27
Cabin Ridge Rides
4271 220th St
Cadott Bakery
334 N. Main St
DJ's Restaurant
Hwy 27 & CTH X
Duke's Drywood Tavern
14157 250th St
J & J's Sports Bar & Grill
26566 CTH X
Kathy's Diner
304 E. Mills St
Last Call
332 N. Main St
Reilly's Crescent Tavern
15506 STH 27
715-568-1699 Casual
D
715-568-3060 Tavern
D
715-568-5420 Casual
L,D
715-288-6593 Casual
D
715-667-3493 Casual
L,D
715-667-3253 Casual
L,D
715-667-3441
Tavern
L,D
715-644-2286 Tavern
L,D
715-667-3434 Casual
L,D
715-667-3663 Casual
B,L,D
715-289-4826 Casual
D
715-723-9537
Cuisine
Meals (B,L,D)
Casual
By Res.
715-289-4288 Bakery
B,L,D
715-289-4344 Casual
B,L,D
715-289-3509 Tavern
L,D
715-289-4955 Tavern
L,D
715-289-3551
Casual
L,D
715-289-3482 Casual
L,D
715-289-3631
L,D
Casual
High Shores Supper Club
ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE WISSOTA
Steaks. Seafood. BBQ Ribs. Chicken. Sandwiches. Soup & Salad Bar
Fine Dining • Gardens • Waterfalls • Pavilion for Parties
Docks • Dinner & Cruise Packages (reservations required)
Hours: 4-10PM Daily • Winter Hours Vary (Jan-March please call)
17985 Co. Hwy. X
Chippewa Falls, WI
715-723-9854
Featured on
“Wisconsin Supper
Club Movie”
CREATORS
OF FRUIT &
SPECIALITY
WINES
FRI. - SAT. 11 AM - 6 PM • SUN. 11 AM - 5 PM
ADDITIONAL HOURS BY APPOINTMENT
• Wine Women
Wednesday •
(third Wednesday of the
month, May through August)
January-April Please call for hours
AWARD
WINNING
WINES
oneilcreekwinery.com
• Music & Activities •
• Artist of the Month •
• Produce Available •
through the growing season
Reservations welcome • www.highshores.com
• Gift Shop •
15369 82nd St. • Bloomer, WI
715-568-2341 • 715-309-9967
oneilcreek@bloomer.net
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CADOTT (CONTINUED)
Located on the corners of Hwys 40 & 64 • Bloomer, WI
715-568-4064 • www.back40wi.com
Ribs • Seafood • Burgers • Steaks
Daily Lunch, Dinner & Drink Specials
BEST PIZZA IN THE CHIPPEWA VALLEY
• Pizza made from scratch • Sub sandwiches • Mouthwatering pastas
• Desserts • Martino’s kids menu • Lighter side items
DAILY LUNCH BUFFET: 11 am - 1:30 pm
Fresh salad bar & homemade soups
Open every day: 11 am - 10 pm
DOWNTOWN CORNELL
Opened in 2010 in honor of Dylan Crabb who wished to be a dairy farmer
• Featuring Wisconsin Cheese (we ship!) • Gifts • Pies
• 24 homemade ice cream flavors
• Serving full menu inside or on our large outdoor patio
• Sunday music on the patio in summer
• Catering available • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
715-239-6997 • www.dylansdairy.com
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Name/Address
Phone
Rick's Half-Way Hall & Bar
319 N. Main St
Spare Me Bowl & Grill
109 E. Chippewa St
Subway
641 STH 27
Whispering Pines Golf
24700 CTH X West
CHIPPEWA FALLS
29 Pines Restaurant
5872 33rd Ave., Eau Claire
4:30 AM Coffee House & Drive Thru
608 N. Bridge St
Arby's
307 E. Prairie View Rd
Arby's
1456 Kennedy Rd
Baier's Bar
11359 CTH Q
Bake N Brew Café & Coffeeshop
17255 CTH X
Big Daddy Dogs
17183 50th Ave
Bresina's Carry Out
10 Jefferson Ave
Bresina's Hometown Bar and Grill
12037 CTH B
Bresina's Old Home Restaurant
704 E. Grand Ave
Bridgewater Restaurant & Pub
1009 W. Park Ave
Burger King
228 W. River St
Burger King
2752 120th St
Camille's Sidewalk Café
1120 122 St Suite 3
Cancun Mexican Grill
Casa Mexicana
324 N. Bridge St
China Buffet
Chippewa Family Restaurant
1701 Kennedy Rd
Connell's Supper Club
18525 50th Ave
Cross' Four Corners Bar & Restaurant
14982 CTH S
Culver's Restaurant
2573 Commercial Blvd
Dairy Queen
124 E. Park Ave
715-289-4536 Tavern
L, D
715-289-4680 Casual
L,D
715-289-4435 Fast
B,L,D
Cuisine
Meals (B,L,D)
715-289-4653 Tavern
L
715-874-2929 Casual
B,L,D
715-720-6165 Casual
B,L
715-726-8888 Fast
L,D
715-720-8888 Fast
L,D
715-288-6591 Tavern
D
715-720-2360 Casual
B,L
715-726-0189 Casual
L,D
715-723-7869 Casual
L,D
715-288-6303 Casual
L,D
715-723-7973
Casual
B,L,D
715-723-6941
Casual
B,L,D
715-726-1772
Fast
B,L,D
715-723-8780 Fast
B,L,D
715-833-2233 Casual
B,L,D
715-723-7007 Ethnic
L,D
715-726-2315
Ethnic
L,D
715-726-9886 Ethnic
L,D
715-723-4751
B,L,D
Casual
715-723-5656 Fine
715-723-6783 Casual
D
B, L,D
715-726-9343 Fast
L,D
715-723-7911
L,D
Fast
CHIPPEWA FALLS (CONTINUED)
Name/Address
Phone
Domino's Pizza
Duncan Creek Winebar & Grille
213 N. Bridge St
Every Buddy's Bar
19 W. Central St
Glen Loch Saloon
1300 Jefferson Ave
Golden Eagle Restaurant
16760 CTH X
Hallie Bar & Grill
1713 CTH OO
Harpole's Supper Club
19845 CTH X
Heckel's Restaurant
2621 S. Prairie View Rd
High Shores Supper Club
17985 CTH X
Hong Kong House
412 N. Bridge St
Horizon's Lounge & Banquet Center
10764 CTH Q
Irvine Ghost Pub
130 Fleet St
JimBob's Pizza
8140 136th St
Jimmy John’s
424 N Bridge St
Karl's Bar-B-Q Express
2588 CTH 53
Kentucky Fried Chicken
1017 Woodward Ave
La Grander's Drive-in & Ice Cream
18143 CTH X
Lake Hallie Golf
2196 110th St
Lake Wissota Golf
16108 97th Ave
Loopy's Saloon & Grill
10691 CTH X-Bus 29
Lucy's Delicatessen
117 N. Bridge St
Mahli Thai Asian Cuisine
212 N. Bridge St
McDonald's Restaurant
McDonald's Restaurant
100 Prairie View Rd
Missy's Bar & Grill
1705 CTH OO
Moke's Grill & Bar
3077 CTH OO
Olson's Ice Cream Parlor & Deli
611 N. Bridge St
715-726-2626 Fast
Cuisine
Meals (B,L,D)
L,D
715-723-7000 Fine
L, D
715-861-3838
Casual
D
715-723-1297
Casual
D
715-723-2948 Casual
B,L
715-861-3870
B,L,D
Casual
715-723-3006 Casual
D
715-723-0844 Casual
B,L,D
Monday: 50¢ Taps, $1.50 Chicken Sandwich
Wednesday: Wings
Thursday: Buck Burger
Friday: Fish Fry or Seafood Buffet
(Buffet starts at 5 pm)
715-723-9854 Fine
D
715-723-1401
Ethnic
L,D
715-724-1444
Casual
L, D
715-720-1313
Tavern
L,D
34009 State Highway 64
Gilman, WI 54433
715-720-0909 Casual
L,D
715-447-5557
715-720-7200 Fast
L,D
715-723-0172
Casual
L, D
715-723-4771
Fast
L,D
Live Bait, Fishing &
Hunting Supplies
715-723-0672 Fast
L,D
Kayak, Canoe, Boat & Bike Rentals
Firewood & Ice
715-861-5442 Casual
L,D
888-382-4780 Casual
L,D
Robert & Heather
Open daily • 6-9 Sat-Thur • 6-10 Friday
1221 S 3rd St on Hwy 27 • Cornell, WI 54732
715-723-5667 Casual
L,D
Your business is appreciated!!
715-720-9800 Casual
B,L
715-861-5333
Ethnic
L,D
715-738-1070
Fast
B,L,D
715-723-7187
Fast
B,L,D
715-831-3922
Tavern
L,D
715-720-8950 Casual
L,D
Saturday: Prime Rib or All You Can Eat BBQ Ribs
Sunday: Stir Fry
BREAKFAST ALL DAY SATURDAY - SUNDAY
HOURS:
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 4 pm - Close
Friday & Saturday 11 am - Close
Sunday 10 am - Close • Closed Tuesday
Call and reserve our private dining room
and bar for your special events.
DECK for eating, smoking, dining
The Worm Bucket
715-239-0220 or 715-210-3295
24105 County MM • Cadott, WI 54727
715-723-4331
Casual
L,D
Phone 715-289-3800 • yellowstonecheese.com
email: freshcheese@centurytel.net
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CHIPPEWA FALLS (CONTINUED)
Name/Address
Phone
Papa Murphy's Take N Bake Pizza 715-738-1165
Piff's Pizza
715-720-0915
12 Bridgewater Ave
Pizza Hut Wing Street
715-723-9800
225 W. Prairie View Rd
Poo's on the Pond
715-723-1266
17643 50th Ave
Redzone Sports Bar
715-726-3030
River Inn Bar
715-723-9481
10418 CTH X
Subway
715-723-0399
860 Woodward Ave
Subway
715-726-1662
2029 CTH I
Subway
715-720-1703
Subway
715-726-8648
17168 CTH J
Sweeney's Bar & Grill
715-723-9905
201 E. Canal St
Taco John's
715-723-5011
257 Prairie View Dr
Taco John's
715-726-2335
The Edge Pub & Eatery
715-723-2400
9504 CTH S
The Farm on Starr Restaurant & Bar 715-514-5073
3800 Starr Ave, Eau Claire (airport)
The Fill Inn Station Saloon & Restaurant 715-723-6551
104 W. Columbia St
The Lodge Saloon & Restaurant 715-720-7708
1200 W. River St
The Rumor Mill Pub & Eatery
715-861-5600
The View
715-861-5200
17779 CTH X
Tomahawk Room
715-861-5052
306 N. Bridge St
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Cuisine
Meals (B,L,D)
Fast
L,D
Casual
L, D
Casual
L,D
Tavern
L,D
Casual
L,D
Casual
L,D
Fast
B,L,D
Fast
B,L,D
Fast
B,L,D
Fast
B,L,D
Casual
L,D
Fast
B, L,D
Fast
B,L,D
Casual
L,D
Casual
B, L, D
Casual
L,D
Casual
L,D
Casual
L,D
Casual
L,D
Tavern
L,D
Two Waters Bar
2940 109th St
West Hill Bar
250 W. Elm St
COLFAX
Albertville Tavern
8114 35th St
Club 40
2108 STH 40
CORNELL
Big T's North
116 Main St
Dylan's Dairy
120 Main St
Foster's Riverview Inn
24118 STH 178
Main Scoop
102 Main St
Norma's Place
34009 STH 64, Gilman
Paul's Café
609 Bridge St
Sandi's Drive In
401 Bridge St
Shady Nook
16061 296th St
Subway
425 S 3rd St
HOLCOMBE
Arnold Bar & Grill
33278 CTH M
Big Minnow
26490 STH 27
Big Swede's Kitchen
29840 STH 27
Black Bear Bar & Campground
28249 250th St
Grandpa's Pizza
26353 Hwy 27
Holcombe Inn
27575 Irvine Ave
Lake Holcombe Café
26314 276th St
Paradise Shores
26364 CTH M
Pine Drive Bar & Grill
27339 250th St
Ted's Timberlodge Resort & Grill
26064 CTH M
JIM FALLS
Damshot Bar
14002 CTH S South
Old Abe's Supper Club
17256 155th Ave
715-726-1810
Tavern
L,D
715-720-9281
Tavern
L,D
715-874-6217
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715-962-4695 Casual
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715-239-6677 Casual
B,L,D
715-239-6997 Casual
B, L, D
715-239-6611
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715-239-6911
Ice Cream
L,D
715-447-5557 Casual
L,D
715-239-3636 Casual
B,L,D
715-239-6555 Casual
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715-667-3878 Casual
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715-239-6060 Fast
B, L, D
715-452-5888 Tavern
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715-595-6362 Casual
B,L,D
715-595-4284 Casual
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715-595-4639 Casual
L,D
715-595-6222 Casual
L,D
715-595-4092 Casual
L,D
715-595-4328 Casual
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715-595-4227 Casual
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715-595-4201 Casual
L,D
715-595-4424 Casual
B,L,D
715-382-5158
Tavern
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715-382-4656 Casual
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JIM FALLS (CONTINUED)
Name/Address
Phone
Old Barn Bar
19572 150th Ave
Randy's Jim Town Inn
14164 CTH S South
Smiley's Kitchen & Pizzeria
14232 CTH S South
Windmill Resort & Campground
16879 CTH 178
NEW AUBURN
Corner Café
11403 CTH M
Hambone’s Saloon
328 N. Old 53 St
Hawk's Resort
30994 122nd Ave
King’s Inn Bar & Grill
27015 STH 40
Larrabee Lodge Bar & Grill
27895 STH 40
Max's Resort
28249 STH 40
715-382-5367 Tavern
L,D
715-382-4662 Casual
L,D
715-382-4747
Cuisine
Meals (B,L,D)
Casual
B,L,D
715-382-4349 Tavern
L,D
715-967-2900 Casual
B,L
715-237-2996 Tavern
L,D
715-967-2302 Tavern
L,D
715-967-2374
715-967-2183
Casual
D
715-967-2552 Casual
L,D
RoadHouse Bar & Grill
23583 CTH SS
Robin's Nest
151 E. Main St
STANLEY
Alberta May's Restaurant
225 E. 4th Ave
A&W Restaurant
175 Pine St
Deano's Big Ten Pub
207 S. Broadway St
Kutzee's Supper Club
Corner of CTH X & G
Martino's Restaurante
965 Pine St
McDonald's
604 S Broadway St
Panda Garden
617 S. Broadway St
Rose Den Cafe
143 E. First Ave
Stanley Bar & Bowl
36233 70th Ave
The Timbers of Stanley
613 S Broadway St
715-237-2365
Casual
L, D
715-237-2583
Casual
B, L, D
715-644-2562 Casual
B,L,D
715-644-3346 Fast
L,D
715-644-5146 Casual
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715-644-5700 Fine
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715-644-3334 Casual
L,D
715-644-5982 Fast
B,L,D
715-644-2888 Casual
L,D
715-644-0543 Casual
B,L
715-644-3371
Casual
L,D
715-644-1015
Casual
B,L,D
Stan ley Rodeo, Joel Wiltrout
• Pull-through sites
• Tent sites
• 30/50 amp service
• Showers & bathrooms
• Playground
• Pet friendly
• Seasonal rates
available
2302 Nelson Rd
Chippewa Falls, WI
www.eagleridgecampground.com
715-379-2942
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Lodging
Chippewa County offers travelers a broad assortment of lodging choices from camping to cottages to
hotels and you will be sure to find an option that fits within your budget. The innkeepers are ready for
your visit and are sure to offer a warm welcome and excellent service throughout your stay.
6R
3C
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Escape the
Everyday at the
AmericInn
Chippewa Falls
– Indoor Waterpark
– Hot Homestyle
Breakfast
– Fridge and Microwave
in Every Guestroom
– Suites Available
– Free Wireless Internet
– Pet Friendly
Call for Reservations
715-723-5711
NOW SEASONAL RENTALS
• Affordable rates
• Great fishing
• Water is clear, thus the name
• Modern housekeeping
• Four cottages
Clear Lake Resort, L.L.C.
11 W. South Ave.
Chippewa Falls, WI
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Located on Island Chain of Lakes
715-967-2562 • New Auburn WI 54757
www.clearlakeresortwi.com
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Whirlpool/Sauna
715-239-6295
715-667-3878
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Suites Available
24250 STH 178
16061 296th St
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Open Year Round
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Room Service
715-289-4000 18 R
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Handicap Accessible
545 Lavorata Rd
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Pets Allowed
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Cable TV
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Pool
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Meeting Rooms
Phone
715-568-1525
715-568-3234
715-568-1174
715-288-6015
Continental Breakfast
Address
14503 210th Ave
1616 Woodard Rd
14611 222nd Ave
16918 190th Ave
High Speed Internet
Birch Point Resort
Bloomer Inn & Suites
Cedar Bay Resort
Cornell Lake Resort & Campground
CADOTT
Countryside Motel
CORNELL
Edgewater Motel
Shady Nook Campground
Restaurant On-Site
BLOOMER
Children Stay Free
# of Rooms R / Cabins C
Use the information below to assist you in your travel plans.
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Whirlpool/Sauna
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Open Year Round
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High Speed Internet
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# of Rooms R / Cabins C
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CHIPPEWA FALLS
AmericInn
Avalon Hotel & Conference Center
Badger Motel
Cabins on the Loch
11 W. South Ave
1009 W. Park Ave
13415/13365 85th Ave
Country Inn by Carlson
Country Villa Motel & Campground
Deluxe Motel
Glen Loch Inn
Hideaway Resort
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Indianhead Motel
Kamp Kenwood
Mallard Resort
Pleasant View Bed & Breakfast
Sleep Inn & Suites
White's Wildwood Retreat
1021 W. Park Ave
10765 CTH Q
1727 CTH OO
1225 Jefferson Ave
5967 167th St
12858 26th Ave
501 Summit Ave
19161 79th Ave
11939 170th St
16649 96th Ave
5872 33rd Ave
18059 CTH OO
715-723-5711
715-723-2281
715-723-9351
715-828-2043
715-271-1799
715-720-1414
715-288-6376
715-835-6165
715-723-9121
715-720-7367
715-723-4654
715-723-9171
715-723-6137
715-288-6511
715-382-4401
715-874-2900
715-726-2068
715-497-7470
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HOLCOMBE
Beaton's Lakeshore Cottages
Big Swede's Resort & Campground
Flater's Flambeau Point Resort
Isle Bay Resort
Paradise Shores
Pine Drive Cabins
28508 263rd St
29840 STH 27
N270 CTH E
29530 269th St
26364 Cty Rd M
27339 250th St
Ted's Timberlodge & Resort
NEW AUBURN
Foster's Rental
Max's Resort
STANLEY
America's Best
26064 CTH M
715-595-6159 3 C
715-595-4284 6 C
715-595-4771 5C
715-595-4404 6 C
715-595-4227 43 R
715-595-4945 6 C
715-828-0163
715-595-4424 14 C
12274 CTH D
28249 STH 40
715-202-0515
715-967-2552
555 S. Broadway
715-644-3332 36 R
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Free Continental Breakfast • Free WiFi
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Name
Address
Cedar Bay Resort
Cornell Canoe & Kayak
Hideaway Resort
Lake Holcombe Marina
Loopy's Tube & Canoe Rentals
North Point RV
Pine Drive Cabins
14611 222nd Av
204 S. 4th St
5967 167th St
26250 CTH M
18127 Cty Hwy O
10691 Bus 29-CTH X
11720 22nd Ave
27339 250th St
Shady Nook Resort
Spring Street Sports
The Edge
Ted's Timberlodge Resort & Grill
The Worm Bucket
TNT RV Rentals
23015 153rd St
16061 296th St
12 W Spring St
9504 CTH S
26064 CTH M
20600 STH 27
2401 118th St
City
Waverunners
Tubes
Phone
Bloomer
Cornell
Chippewa Falls
Holcombe
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls
Holcombe
715-568-1174
715-579-4954
715-720-7367
715-595-4633
715-382-4574
715-723-5667
715-723-5380
715-594-4945
715-828-0163
Bloomer
715-568-4370
Cornell
715-667-3878
Chippewa Falls 715-723-6616
Holcombe
715-595-4424
Cornell
715-239-0220
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1225 Jefferson Ave.
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
Phone (715) 723-9121
www.glenlochinn.com
Located on Hwy. 124 north
in beautiful Chippewa Falls
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Snowshoes
Snowmobiles
Snowboards
Pontoons
Kayaks
Cross-Country Skis
Canoes
Campers
Boats
Bikes
ATV
Recreational Rentals
10765 CTH Q
2302 Nelson Rd
225 Edward St
18127 CTH O
11939 170th St
14912 105th Ave
7181 185th St
715-288-6376 35
715-379-2942 90
715-723-2861 28
715-382-4574 116
715-288-6511 6
715-723-6581 400
715-723-9865 45
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15627 290th St
23125 255th St
23780 STH 178
20041 STH 178
15990 292nd St
16061 296th St
715-559-8881
715-239-6888
715-379-7487
715-226-0577
715-667-5224
715-667-3878
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29840 STH 27
25920 282nd St
28831 271st St
28249 250th St
27699 256th St
CTH 27
28504 303rd Ave
32639 295th Ave
715-595-4284
715-595-4127
715-312-0632
715-595-4639
715-726-7882
715-567-0368
715-314-0433
715-452-5432
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16879 CTH 178
715-382-4349
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30714 152nd St
30994 122nd St
28561 STH 40
11408 269th Ave
30980 152nd St
715-967-2067
715-967-2302
715-726-7882
715-967-2782
715-967-2572
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450 4th Ave W
35309 170th Ave
715-644-5758 60
715-726-7882 22
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Open Year Round
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Shower Facilities
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Campers
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RVs
715-568-1525
715-568-1174
715-288-6015
715-288-6800
715-568-4370
715-568-4947
Address
On-Site Dump Station
Trailers
14503 210th Ave
14611 222nd Ave
16918 190th Ave
16028 190th Ave
23015 153rd Ave
8234 STH 64
Pit Toilet
Tents
Birch Point Resort
Cedar Bay Resort
Cornell Lake Resort & Campground
R & R Bar & Campground
Willie's RV Center
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Country Villa Motel & Campground
Eagle Ridge Campground
Fair Hill Campgrounds
Mallard Resort
O'Neil Creek Campground
Pine Harbor Campground
CORNELL
Adam's Acres Kampland
Brunet Island State Park
Chippewa River Campground
Crosby's on the Chippewa
Pike Lake Resort
Shady Nook Campground
HOLCOMBE
Big Swede's Resort & Campground
Birch Creek Park Campground
Lake Holcombe Lions Park
Nick & Cathy's Black Bear Bar & CG
Pine Point County Park
Reel Livin' Campground
Silent Waters Campground
Spilt Ridge RV & Campground
JIM FALLS
Windmill Resort & Campground
NEW AUBURN
Green Acres Family Campground
Hawk's Resort
Morris Erickson County Park
Salisbury Resort
Sand Lake Campground
STANLEY
Chapman Park
Otter Lake County Park
# of Sites
BLOOMER
Flush Toilet
Camping
Phone
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35
A Familyce
Park Sin4
196
Old Abe State Trail, John Lauson
Old Abe State Trail
This pave 19.5 mile trail connects Lake Wissota State
Park in Chippewa Falls to Brunet Island State Park in
Cornell. This old railroad grade has been developed
into a trail for bicyclists, snowmobilers, hikers,
horseback riders and in-line skaters. Begin your trail
experience at either the trail head on 97th Avenue
(junction of Hwy S & Hwy O,) in Cornell at the Mill
Yard Park, or at the Town Hall parking lot in Jim
Falls.. The trail from Jim Falls to Cornell was repaved
in the fall of 2012 and the trail from Chippewa Falls
to Jim Falls was repaved in 2013. A state bike trail
pass is required for people over 16.
Duncan Creek Trail
A five mile paged loop through Chippewa Falls ideal
for biking, in-line skating, and walking. This trail
connects to the Old Abe State Trail northeast of
CTH I. Portions of this trail are shared with motor
vehicles. No pass is required.
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Tiled Showers/Restrooms
Laundry Room
Pavilion Hall
Canoes/Paddle Boats
Inner Tubes
Swimming Beach
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Fishing
18 hole mini golf
Basketball
Volleyball
Horseshoes
Well Stocked Store
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Event Weekends
30/50 amp sites
Pull Thru Sites
Full Hookup Sites
WiFi Hotspot
Dump Station
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LP Gas Service
Hiking/Biking Trails
Two Playgrounds
Outdoor Movies
Teen VBall Tourneys
Good Times...
14912 105th Ave. • Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
715-723-6581 • oneilcreek.com
11720 22nd Ave., Chippewa Falls
800-962-4495 or 715-723-5380
INDOOR SHOWROOM
www.northpointrv.com
pauld@northpointrv.com
Business 53 between Chippewa Falls & Eau Claire
Across from Markquart Motors
Hickory Ridge Recreation Area
This eleven mile off road mountain biking trail winds
through the quiet and scenic oak and aspen forests.
This trail consists of 3 challenging lops and 4 trails
east of Bloomer. No pass is required.
Riverview Reserve
2.5 mile paved and unpaved trail that cris-crosses
through the reserve located on the east side of
Seymour Cray Blvd in Chippewa Falls, providing
great viewing opportunities of the Xcel Energy Dam.
This trail connects to the Duncan Creek Trail and
Old Abe State Trail. No pass is required.
For more information and for biking maps contact us
today. Be sure to get out and enjoy these bike trails in
Chippewa County.
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• Boat rentals • Open year round
• 2 & 3 bedroom cabins • Bar & grill
• Serving Breakfast
Bob & Terry WELCOME YOU TO:
FRIDAY
FISH FRY
For fun, relaxation, fishing, boating and much
more, come visit us on the north end of Marshmiller Lake
14611 222nd Ave. • Bloomer, WI 54724
715-568-1174 • www.cedarbayresortllc.com
Service Directory
CHURCHES
BLOOMER
Abundant Life Christian Center
715-568-4418
Bloomer Assembly of God
715-568-1570
Bloomer Baptist
715-568-1979
Christian Life Fellowship
715-568-1171
First Congregational United
Church of Christ 715-568-2893
Good Shepard Lutheran
715-568-4265
Our Savior's Lutheran-ELCA
715-568-4803
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran
(WI-Synod) 715-568-4322
St. John's Lutheran
715-568-5446
St. John The Baptist Catholic
715-568-3778
St. Paul’s Catholic 715-568-3255
The Fountain Church
715-568-3540
United Methodist 715-568-1971
CADOTT
Big Drywood Lutheran-ELCA
715-289-3608
Full Gospel Mission
715-877-3188
St. Anthony's in Drywood
715-289-4422
St. John's Lutheran (MO-Synod)
715-289-4521
St. Rose of Lima Catholic
715-289-4551
United Methodist
715-644-5881
CHIPPEWA FALLS
Barnabas Christian Coffee
House 715-404-8055
Berean Bible 715-723-8534
Bridgewater Baptist Church
715-404-0167
Central Lutheran-ELCA
715-723-9336
Chippewa Valley Bible
715-723-2872
Christ Episcopal 715-723-7667
Christ Lutheran 715-723-8273
Christian Country Chapel
715-723-8664
Church of Jesus Christ Latter
Day Saints 715-720-1810
Crossroads Baptist Church
715-723-1054
English Lutheran Church of
Bateman-ELCA 715-723-4231
Faith Lutheran (MO-Synod)
715-723-7754
First Presbyterian 715-723-5717
Grace Baptist Church of Hallie
715-835-8615
Hallie United Methodist
715-723-1071
Holy Ghost Catholic
715-723-4890
Jacob's Well 715-833-2050
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses 715-723-2852
Landmark Christian
715-726-1332
New Dimension Ministries
715-723-9520
New Life Open Bible
715-832-0043
Notre Dame Catholic
715-723-7108
Our Hope Evangelical Lutheran
(WI-Synod) 715-723-6232
Our Saviour's Lutheran-ELCA
715-723-6048
River Valley Community Church
715-723-3078
St. Bridget's Catholic
715-836-0154
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic
715-723-4088
St. Peter's Catholic
715-288-6484
St. Simeon's Episcopal
715-723-7667
Trinity United Methodist
715-723-2806
Valley Vineyard
715-828-6479
Zion Christian Fellowship
715-723-0682
Zion Lutheran (MO-Synod)
715-723-6380
Zion United Methodist
715-723-3639
CORNELL
Faith Baptist Church
715-239-6902
Holy Cross Catholic
715-239-6826
New Hope Assembly of God
715-239-6954
New Life Alliance 715-239-6490
Northwoods Church
715-289-3780
715-239-6891
Presbyterian Maplewood Parish
715-239-6263
St. John's Lutheran (WI-Synod)
715-239-6081
HOLCOMBE
Holcombe United Methodist
715-595-4967
St. Francis Catholic
715-532-3051
JIM FALLS
Anson United Methodist
715-382-4191
Jim Falls United Methodist
715-382-4191
Sacred Heart Catholic
715-382-4422
NEW AUBURN
Bethel Dovre Lutheran ParishELCA 715-237-2228
Seventh Day Baptist
715-237-2616
STANLEY
Calvary Covenant Tabernacle
715-644-2008
Church of the Brethren
715-644-5874
Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints 715-644-5635
Epiphany Lutheran
715-644-5899
Faith Evangelical Free
715-644-2001
Heritage Baptist
715-644-2800
Holy Family Catholic
715-644-5435
Maple Grove Bible
715-644-2643
715-644-3665
Remnant Church of God
715-644-4858
Saint John The Baptist
715-447-5422
St. Mary’s Czestochowa
715-669-5526
Trinity Christian Fellowship
715-644-5532
HOSPITALS & CLINICS
Marshfield Clinic Bloomer
Center
1711 York Street
715-568-6220
Marshfield Clinic Cadott Center
305 S. STH 27
715-289-3102
Marshfield Clinic Chippewa
Falls Center
2655 CTH I
715-726-4200
Marshfield Clinic Cornell Center
600 Woodside Dr.
715-239-6344
Marshfield Clinic Lake Hallie
Center
12961 27th Ave.
715-738-3700
Mayo Clinic Health SystemChippewa Valley in Bloomer
1501 Thompson St.
Bloomer, WI
715-568-2000
Mayo Clinic Health SystemChippewa Valley in Chippewa
Falls
611 First Ave.
715-720-4400
Ministry Our Lady of Victory
Hospital
1120 Pine St.
Stanley, WI
800-643-0554
St. Joseph's Hospital
2661 CTH I
Chippewa Falls, WI
Em: 715-717-7220
Hospital: 715-723-1811
AIRPORTS
Chippewa Valley Regional
3800 Starr Ave
Eau Claire, WI
715-839-4900
Runway Length: 04/22-8101 feet
14/32- 4999 feet
Frequency: Tower 118.575
Ground: 120.925
Cornell Airport
28250 STH 64
715-239-3716
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CORNELL, WIS. is a historic paper-mill town which
hosts the only known pulpwood stacker in the world.
It was used in Cornell from 1912 until 1972. It now
stands as a monument to the logging industry that laid
the foundation for the entire Chippewa Valley. The Cornell Visitors’ Center, located under
the stacker in the Mill Yard Park, displays many artifacts from the logging era. Next door
you can visit the Native American Museum with more artifacts and history.
COMMUNITY
EVENTS
• Bountiful Farmers Market, Cornell HS, Tuesdays 9- 1
• Cornell Fireworks Display, July 3, Dusk, Mill Yard Park
• Chippewa River Rendezvous, Mill Yard Park, Aug. 23-24
• Kids Community Christmas Party, Dec. 6, Cornell HS
BRUNET ISLAND STATE
PARK offers 1,032 acres of
wooded wonderland near the
confluence of the Fisher and
Chippewa rivers. The park is
filled with whitetailed deer,
raccoon and a host of other
wildlife to entertain you.
Camping, cross-country
skiing, canoeing, swimming
and fishing are waiting for
you here at Brunet Island. To
reserve one of the 69
campsites, call 888-947-2757.
Trailhead
for the
Old Abe
State Trail
The OLD ABE STATE TRAIL connects Brunet Island
State Park with Lake Wissota State Park in Chippewa
Falls. The trail provides a variety of uses including
biking, snowmobiling, rollerblading and hiking.
CITY OF CORNELL
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222 Main Street • P.O. Box 796
Cornell, WI 54732
715-239-3710
www.cityofcornell.com
Visit our Veterans Memorial in
Lotz Park and the History Room
in Village Hall
Lotz Park with lighted ball diamond,
volleyball, tennis courts, pavilions,
play areas, nature trail, camping,
and picnic facilities
Stanley-Boyd
Jaycees
“The Friendly Town”
705 E. Murray St. • Boyd, WI 54726
715-667-3420 • www.partner29.com
Join Us!
• Third weekend of February - SCHOLARSHIP
BOWLING FUNDRAISER
• Memorial Day weekend - RINGELSPIEL DAYS
- carnival, music, food, and fun - Ringelspiel
is German for "Round of Fun!"
• First Tuesday in July - FIREWORKS AT
DUSK at Lotz park
• Third Friday of August - CORN FEED AND
STREET DANCE
• Second Saturday of December - SANTA
COMES TO TOWN
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• 50-room history museum
and genealogical library
• Open for tours 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Saturdays
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
• We provide a home for
items that have historic
value
• See list of Chippewa
County Historic Markers
inside on page 24
• Celebrate our local
history by joining the
Society and get our
quarterly newsletter
Christmas Open House - December 8
Experience the grand style of the Lumber Era with a
guided tour of this elegant restored 1887 Lumber
Baron’s home. (Groups welcome, but no tours at
Christmas Open House.) The Mansion can be
reserved, and is available throughout the year for
weddings, meetings, events. etc.
For additional information, contact:
Cook-Rutledge Mansion
505 W. Grand Ave.
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 • 715-723-7181
CHIPPEWA
FALLS MUSEUM
OF INDUSTRY &
TECHNOLOGY
www.cfmit.org
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or by appointment
Come explore the
rich heritage of
Chippewa Falls, WI.
CFMIT is open
year-round providing
visitors with a look
at the variety of
industries that started here, from beer making
to Nano-technologies.
21 E. Grand Ave. • Chippewa Falls, WI
715-720-9206 • cfmit@charter.net
GROUPS WELCOME!
C H I P P E W A C O U N T Y, W I S C O N S I N

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