Grant County - Hidden Valleys

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Welcome to Grant County
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Southwest Gateway to Hidden Valleys | www.grantcounty.org/tourism
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For More Info
On Grant County please check out
the following web sites:
Grant County Tourism
www.grantcounty.org/tourism
Grant County Economic Development
www.grantcounty.org/economic-development
Grant County
www.co.grant.wi.gov
Potosi – The Great River Road
Museum of Contemporary Art
www.greatriverroadmoca.com
Grant County’s highways and byways offer
outstanding views of this unglaciated and
pastoral landscape Grant County is one of
the largest counties in the state. Grant County
is nestled between the mighty Mississippi
River to the west and the beautiful and ever
changing Wisconsin River on the north. There
are hills, valleys, open space, scenic vistas,
rivers and streams, and history abounding. For
a free color map, calendar or events, listing of
accommodations, or someone to talk to about
your visit, please contact Grant County Economic
Development Corporation at 866-472-6894 or
visit them online at www.grantcounty.org/visitor.
Whatever the reason – Grant County has a
season for you. During the spring and summer
it is green and gorgeous. In the fall Grant County
has an eye full of color, and in the winter, when
snow is on the ground, it is a white playground
that features 370 miles of snowmobile trails. Fall
is a wonderful season to enjoy the breathtaking
scenes throughout the rolling hills of colorful trees
and beautiful sunsets throughout Grant County.
Nestled within the bluffs and ridges of Grant
County are many retreats that allow you to forget
about your hectic life and just relax in a place of
more simple pleasures. Walk through the woods
along a ridgetop or stream, or canoe down one
of Grant County’s many rivers. At the end of
your adventures, enjoy a cozy retreat in one of
Grant County’s diverse lodging offerings including
bed and breakfasts, rental cabins and homes,
cottages, hotels and motels. www.grantcounty.
org/visitor/lodging
Throughout your travels, you may travel down
one of the rustic roads meandering through the
contour-stripped farms and the tree-covered
hills of the Platte River Valley.
Got a bike? Then travel Grant County highways
and byways, whether you enjoy a simple ride
along one of the many streams or rivers or
rushing through trees and creeks. Grant County
is a sportsman’s paradise, noted for its excellent
wild turkey hunting and cold-water trout fishing
streams.
Grant County has a rich history from Chief Black
Hawk, Nelson Dewey, and the Iron Brigade. It
is the home of Wisconsin’s first governor, the
State’s Constitution, and the first Civil War
Monument. Additional attractions can be found
at the Stone Cottage in Platteville, Pleasant Ridge
outside of Lancaster, Stonefield Village and
Nelson Dewey State Park in Cassville, the Stone
Cottage in Platteville, along with several historic
Southwest Wisconsin Wine Trail
Bauer - Kearns Winery • Platteville
Sinnipee Valley Winery • Kieler
Spurgeon Winery • Highland
Whispering Bluffs Winery • Potosi
Whispering Winds Winery • Fennimore
Weggy Winery • Muscoda/Richland Center
2016 Events
May 28, 29 - Great Wine & Chocolate Trail
June, July & August Events to be Determined
Please check website or call for details:
SpurgeonVineyards.com
608.929.7692
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reenactments – Muskets & Memories in Boscobel,
Mt. Hope June Dairy Day, Platteville’s Historic
Re-enactment, Stonefield Village’s Railroad Days
and Horse-Drawn Days or the unique community
of Woodman that caters to the sportsman and
Outdoor enthusiasts.
Wisconsin’s Great River Road follows the
Mississippi River through 60 miles of Grant
County. Along the way you will find picturesque
river towns, scenic vistas, two state parks –
Wyalusing State Park near Bagley and Nelson
Dewey’s home near Cassville. Visit the Grotto in
Dickeyville, Ride the Cassville Car Ferry from May
to October, and get a different perspective on
the Mississippi River. Watch birds migrate along
the Mississippi Flyway from both state parks,
plus at Potosi Point, near Potosi. Cassville’s
Riverside Park offers great eagle watching during
the winter months.
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BAGLEY
This small community, dating back to 1884, is a
gateway to a network of sloughs on the Mississippi
River, ideal for fishing and recreation. Yogi Bear
Jellystone Campground is located 1 mile north of
Bagley on County Highway X and includes a large
heated pool, 2 playgrounds, and 200 camping
sites. Also located just outside the community of
Bagley is the River of Lakes Resort, which offers
camping, boat landings and dining.
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BLOOMINGTON
Nestled along the Blake Fork Creek, Bloomington
is home to Taft’s Mill pottery (1852) and the
Blake’s Prairie Fair - check the website for date
GRANT COUNTY
- www.blakesprairiefair.com. Within the village
there are other businesses such as a bakery,
supper club, hardware stores, furniture stores,
to mention a few.
Whispers & Thyme
107 Hwy. 35
Bloomington, WI 53804
608.994.2045
Party Planning • Antiques • Wine • Gifts
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CASSVILLE
Cassville, a Mississippi River village along
Wisconsin’s Great River Road, is nestled under
the bluffs and along the banks of the Mississippi
River in a setting of nature’s splendor. Travel here
by scenic county roads, or ride the Cassville car
ferry, seasonal operation June-October. From
bald eagle watching in January and February to
Cassville, WI
BOSCOBEL
Located near the junction of Highways 60 and 61
along the scenic Wisconsin Riverway, Boscobel
is not only known as the Wild Turkey Hunting
Capital of Wisconsin, but also the birthplace of
the Gideon Bible.
Located in the heart of downtown Boscobel
is the Boscobel Hotel. This three-story native
limestone landmark is now on the State and
National Register of Historic Places.
Historically important buildings that preserve the
city’s architectural heritage include the old rock
school and the Boscobel railroad depot, which
was a meeting place for the Civil War veterans.
On the first weekend in August, Boscobel now
hosts one of the largest Civil War reenactment
events in the Midwest.
The Floyd Von Haden Boat Landing allows
access to the Wisconsin River’s final stretch.
The Blaine Bridge, which spans the Wisconsin
River between Grant and Crawford Counties,
is the gateway to one of the most beautiful
and pristine regions of the state.
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BLUE RIVER
Blue River is located just south of the Wisconsin
River along Hwy 133. Blue River is a quiet place
to raise your family and retire in. There is a well
maintained park with 3 shelters, wonderful
playground equipment for the children, and of
course a baseball field where you can usually catch
a game by the Riverdale Little League or the 4-H
club. We have 2 churches in our community The
Gospel Hall and The Blue River United Methodist
Church which is over 100 years old. The Blue River
One-Room School House (built in 1866) Museum
is open on the 3rd Sunday of each month from
2-4p.m. June through August, or by appointment.
On the 3rd weekend in August the village has an
Autumn Fest Weekend, filled with ball games,
tractor pulls, horse shoe pitching and a host of
other events for the entire family. We invite you
to join us and find out why we are the Heart of
the Lower Wisconsin.
beautiful fall color in October, there is something
to enchant every visitor any time of the year.
Cassville offers all kinds of river recreation,
hiking, biking, canoeing, fishing, and hunting.
Nelson Dewey State Park, named for Wisconsin’s
first governor, is located nearby, along with the
Stonefield Historic Site featuring the Governor
Nelson Dewey home site, the State Agricultural
Museum, a 1900 farmstead, and a 1900 village.
Stonefield, Cassville, WI
For more information:
608.725.5210 or
stonefieldhistoricsite.org
J & J Sand Bar and Restaurant
and Banquet Hall
and Mississippi Sand Bar Motel
Plan your event and stay the night. J & J can host
your event in their remodeled banquet hall. You and
your guests can stay close at the Mississippi Sand
Bar Motel. Or plan a trip to the picturesque town of
Cassville, WI along side the Mississippi River.
1115 E. Bluff Street, Cassville, WI
608.725.5300 | 608.725.5055
J & J also provides Sunday brunch 9 am - 2 pm
Facebook.com/Mississippi Sand Bar Motel
OKEY’S
Supermarket
Low Prices
Great Selection
Cold Beer
Wine & Liquor
Lottery
Cassville,
WI
Catering:
Beef, Pork
Chicken/Dressing
Broasted Chicken
Fresh Meat & Produce
Store Hours
Monday-Saturday
5 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sunday
5 a.m. to 6 p.m.
725-5178
Fax 725-5153
SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME
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CUBA CITY
Cuba City is located on Highway 80 in
southwest Grant County on the county
line with Lafayette County, just north of
the Illinois and Iowa s t ate border s.
A bicentennial project in 1975-76 – a presidential
silhouette of each president, the state they
were born in, and their time spent in office –
has adorned each light pole in the downtown
business district, along with an American flag.
The presidential plaques have been updated a
few times with the help of local businesses and
organizations. The Chamber of Commerce put
this theme to work in 1993 by adopting it as the
official motto for the city, “The City of Presidents”.
The motto was then painted on the water tower;
a few years later new entrance signs were erected
on the entrances to the city depicting the motto
“The City of Presidents”.
While in Cuba City, visit the newly remodeled
Veterans Memorial Park, where a list of all
area veterans’ names are depicted – from the
Spanish American War through the conflicts in
Afghanistan and Iraq. Also, stop by the newest
park in Cuba City, the Presidential Courtyard,
GRANT COUNTY
located on Main Street, complete with a vintage
restored caboose, a railroad workman’s car, and
a railroad signal, plus a gazebo which is a great
picture-taking site. These are a few of the ways the
motto was put to work for the city. To solidify this
claim, the 43rd President of these United States of
America, George W. Bush, passed through twice
in his bid for re-election in 2004. On his second
trip through, he stopped at the high school and
gave an impressive speech to students and the
general public during a standing-room-only
historical event. A trip through Cuba City would
not be complete without stopping at some of the
local businesses. If you are into antique shopping,
there are four antique malls for your exploring
pleasure, as well as gift and craft shops. If you
are hungry, there are many solutions for that in
the pubs and eateries. If it’s golf you’re looking
for, Cuba City boasts a beautiful nine-hole public
golf course at Cole Acres Golf Course. They are
located on the east side of the city. But many
visitors find the award-winning cheese factory
and meat plant a reason to return to Cuba City
after tasting some of the products featured by
these two businesses.
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DICKEYVILLE
Dickeyville is home to the famous Dickeyville
Grotto, which is located on the grounds of the
Holy Ghost Church. The grotto and religious and
patriotic shrines were built by Father Mathias
Wenerus and dedicated on September 14,
THE GROTTO
Religious
and
Patriotic
Shrines
Gift Shop Open 9:30 a.m. Daily
April thru October
608-568-3119
www.dickeyvillegrotto.com
305 W. Main Street, Hwy. 151, 35 & 61
Dickeyville, WI 53808
Builder Rev. Mathias Wernerus
The Grotto
1930, in the presence of nearly 10,000 people.
The grotto, shrines and gardens are always open
to the public, and donations are requested and
appreciated to offset upkeep and maintenance
of the grotto and shrines.
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FENNIMORE
Another historical landmark in Lancaster is the
City Hall, which is on the National Register of
Historic Places. This striking building is an example
of prairie-style architecture which was popular in
the early 1900s. Visitors can see many beautiful
older homes with architectural styles ranging from
Frank Lloyd Wright to Queen Anne.
The wooded ridges and farmland valleys
surrounding Fennimore are a sportsman’s dream.
Springs band together to form trout streams such
as the nationally famous Big Green River, the Little
Green River, the Blue River, and Crooked Creek,
as well as the pioneering catch and release trout
fishing sections of Castle Rock Creek.
Grant County Courthouse,
Lancaster
Fennimore is also home to two charming
museums, The Fennimore Doll and Toy Museum
& Gift Shoppe, and the Fennimore Historical
Railroad Museum; these cultural attractions
offer something for everyone. After shopping,
you can eat at one of the unique eating places.
Fennimore’s 45-acre nature park offers visitors a
glimpse of native trees and flowers, with a wide
variety of birds available for birdlovers to view.
Three miles of hiking and cross-country ski trails
entwine the park which also has RV parking.
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HAZEL GREEN
Established in 1824, Hazel Green is Wisconsin’s
“Point of Beginning” – the place where the land
survey began in 1831. Just outside of town lies
the Point of Beginning Historical Marker. Many of
Hazel Green’s historic buildings remain, including
the Wisconsin House (1846) and the Opera
House/Town Hall (1898).
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LANCASTER
Lancaster is situated in an area known for its rolling
hills and picturesque valleys. Lancaster is home
to the Grant County Fair held in August. Check
the website grantcountyfairwi.org. The county
fairgrounds also hosts a number of community
activities such as the high school rodeo, musical
performances, arts and craft festivals, and
numerous agricultural events. A stroll around
the courthouse square, located in downtown
Lancaster, can carry the visitor to an earlier time
in our history. Inside the courthouse building,
the rotunda and murals are striking examples
of public building architecture. The grounds of
the courthouse contain statues and monuments
attesting to the rich history of the area.
Grant Regional Health Center
24-Hour Emergency Care
Walk-In Care
Monday-Friday 6-8 am & 3-10 pm
Weekends/Holidays 9 am-9 pm
507 S. Monroe Street, Lancaster (608) 723-2143
www.grantregional.com
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LIVINGSTON
Livingston was established in 1880 when the
railroad was routed through the area. Many of
the older houses in Livingston were moved in
from the Cokersville mines in the 1920s and the
two churches in town are each over 125 years old.
Livingston is located a short drive from some
of the best trout fishing streams in Southwest
Wisconsin, as well as three very good lakes for
fishing located at Blackhawk Lake Park, and
Governor Dodge State Park.
Although it is a small community of just over 600
residents, Livingston is home to four different
parks equipped with playgrounds, several large
shelter houses with utilities, a veterans’ and local
citizens’ memorial, gazebos and ball diamonds.
Held each June the weekend after Father’s Day,
the Livingston Festival has been an annual
tradition for over 40 years. Previous years, the
festival featured a battle of the bands, bed
races, fireworks, car show, parade, chicken BBQ,
children’s rides and games, as well as other events.
While visiting Livingston, there are several places
to get a bite to eat. Rebel’s Supper Club on Main
Street, serves Noon lunches and dinner specials
Wednesday through Sunday. J’s Bar on Main
Street, and the Friendly Place Mobile Station and
convenience store on Highway 80. Check out the
meteorite on the water tower, a reminder of the
meteorite that landed close to Livingston in 2010.
GRANT COUNTY
M U S C O DA
Located on the Scenic Lower Wisconsin River
South of intersection of Highways 60 and 80
Relax and enjoy our beautiful hills and valleys
Annual Morel Mushroom Festival
held the weekend after
Mother's Day
Campground reservations, call 608-739-2924
General information, call 608-739-3182
e-mail cljohnson@wppienergy.org • internet muscoda.com
Chamber of Commerce, 608-739-3616
Camping ~ Fishing
Disposal Stations
Public Boat Landings
Canoeing ~ Hovercrafts
Snowmobiling
Picnic Grounds with Shelters
Swimming ~ Tennis
Ball Diamonds
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MONTFORT
Montfort is located on Highway 18 and State Hwy. 80,
east of Fennimore, situated amongst the rolling hills
and strips of corn, soybeans and alfalfa fields. The
Montfort Wind Farm provides visitors an enchanting
look at these white sculptures rhythmically moving
across the landscape turning wind power into
electrical energy.
This small town has a friendly atmosphere and an
array of businesses, including the Rural Route 1
Popcorn outlet and gift shop, the blue cheese factory,
the restaurant, bar and bowling alley. The village of
Montfort hosts a VFW chicken BBQ and parade the
first weekend in June.
Outdoorsmen will love this area with trout streams,
deer, wild turkey, and other game. Blackhawk Lake and
campground is just a 20-minute drive north of town.
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MUSCODA
Located on the Lower Wisconsin River, Muscoda
offers a beautiful prairie that includes a wide
variety of native grasses and wildflowers. A
walking path connects the prairie with the
Victora Riverside Park & Campground, complete
with electric hookups and dumping station.
Adjacent to the campground is a playground,
three picnic pavilions and a gazebo overlooking
the scenic river. Also available is a nicely paved
boat landing. There are several backwater lakes
to fish summer and winter, and to view the
beautiful waterfowl.
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Within walking distance there is plenty to do.
Enjoy a swimming pool facility, tennis courts,
outdoor volleyball, horseshoes, ball fields, and a
new track for you to exercise. While in Muscoda,
stop by the home of renowned metal sculptor
Tom Nelson, try fine cheese at our local cheese
factory, visit our many merchants, and enjoy
fine dining.
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Browse through our unique selection of
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Be sure to take part in the Muscoda Morel
Mushroom Festival, held annually the weekend
after Mother’s Day. There is something for
everyone at the festival, including buying and
selling of morels, or sample them already
deliciously prepared. Visit muscoda.com
for festival details and for more information
about Muscoda.
PLATTEVILLE
Platteville is a picturesque community
nestled among the unglaciated rolling hills of
Southwestern Wisconsin. With a population
of nearly 10,000, it is one of the most rapidly
growing areas of the region. Activities such as UWPlatteville Center of the Arts’ Heartland Festival,
Dairy Days, the annual Historic Encampment,
and many recreational activities make Platteville
a destination for visitors throughout the year.
A beautiful family aquatic center, complete
with 150’ waterslide and a first class 18-hole
golf course, offer a variety of activities for the
traveler. Other definite attractions in the city
are the Mining, and Rollo Jamison Museums,
and the Stone Cottage, a home built in 1837 by
Rev. Samuel Mitchell, one of the first settlers
in Platteville.
Platteville is also home to the world’s largest “M”
and was the #1 choice for Disney Corporation
Newly Renovated
Flat Screen TV’s
Mound View Inn
1755 E. Bus. Hwy. 151 • Platteville
P/F 608.348.9518 • moundviewinn.com
Email moundviewinn@gmail.com
Fully Furnished Secluded Cabin Rentals
219 S. Main Street, Potosi, WI 53820
(608) 763-2158 • (608) 763-2767 • (608) 732-5158
www.pinepointlodgepotosi.com
GRANT COUNTY
when it brought its first-ever “Mickey’s Hometown
Parade” to Platteville in 1998.
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POTOSI – TENNYSON
The Potosi -Tennyson area is steeped in history
and beauty. Located along the Great River Road
in Southwest WI the two communities date back
to the lead mining days of the 1830’s and 1840’s.
The National Brewery Museum tm opened to
the public in July 2008 is located in the restored
1852 Potosi Brewery. Thousands of people visit
the museum, library, Microbrewery, restaurant,
Great River Road Interpretive Center and gift shop
each year.
Whispering Bluffs Winery
Wine Tasting • Cheese
Gourmet Coffee • Chocolate • Gifts
608.763.2468
196 1/2 S. Main St., Potosi
Email: whisperingbluffs@tds.net
whisperingbluffswinery.com
See us on Facebook
Check facebook for winter and summer hours.
The “Catfish Capital of WI” awaits you with fishing,
bird watching, boating, snowmobiling, camping,
hunting, canoeing, tubing and much more.
The Great River Road Museum of Contemporary
Art displays works by noted artists. Whispering
Bluffs Winery offers great wines, chocolates,
gourmet coffees and gift items. The winery is
located across the street from the brewery.
If you are looking for a place to camp, try the Grant
River Recreation Area. This 73-campsite park is run
by the U.S. Army Corps of engineers and is located
on the Mississippi River. Pine Point Lodging offers
cabins to rent close to the Mississippi.
The Potosi Point is a finger of land extending .6
miles into the Mississippi river where you can enjoy
bird watching from a viewing platform. Over 270
species of birds have been counted in this area.
Visit Potosi- Tennyson events and festivals. Potosi
Brewery Brewfest is the 4th Saturday of August,
More details on these events can be found at www.
potosibrewery.com.
The Potosi Firemen’s catfish festival is the 2nd
weekend in August. While there visit the Memorial
which honors the men and women who have
served our country and communities proudly. Visit
www.potosiwisconsin.com for more information on
the Potosi- Tennyson area businesses and events.
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SINSINAWA
Sinsinawa Mound has been the home of the
Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters for over 150 years.
This order of religious women was founded by
Father Samuel Mazzuchelli in 1847, and since that
time the Mound has served as an educational
and cultural landmark within Grant County. Today
Sinsinawa Mound hosts retreats and meetings for
small or large groups, and continues to promote
culture and education through its many ministries.
GRANT COUNTY
Fennimore Chamber & Economic Development
800-822-1131 • WWW.FENNIMORE.COM
Variety of Dining and Lodging options | Home to Fennimore Doll & Toy Museum
Fennimore Historical Railroad Museum | 45 acre Oakwood Nature Park & Disc Golf Course
World Class Trout Streams | Turkey & Deer Hunting | Home of Southwest WI Technical College
DINKY BIKE TRAIL
The official Dinky Bike Trail opened between Fennimore and
Woodman on May 2015. Historic markers are placed along the rural
roadway to help riders better understand the terrain, settlements
and the people that helped discover this beautiful part of the
country. From Fennimore, WI the route begins at the marker located
at the Fennimore Railroad Historical Society Museum, 610 Lincoln
Avenue. From there you travel north on Hwy 61 to Green River
Road, then west on County Hwy K to Hwy 133 to Woodman, WI.
To start your adventure bring your own bike or rent a bike from the
Fennimore Railroad Historical Society Museum or The Dinky General
Store in Woodman. Ride the bike trail one way and leave the bike at
either location or ride the full trail. For additional information on bike
rental, please call 608-533-2267 or email roddydull@yahoo.com
April - November
10 am - 5 pm Wednesday - Sunday
December - March
10 am - 5 pm Friday - Sunday
13541 Blue School Road, Fennimore
whisperingwindswinery.com
608-943-9941 Jim Eisele
Over 4,500 bolts of quality quilting cotton fabric
4420 US Highway 18 E., Fennimore, WI 53809 | 608.822.6822
StarrB LLC
1475 Lincoln, Fennimore, WI 53809
Art • Crafts • Collectibles
608.379.1994 | 608.822.9015
THE CASTLE
ROCK INN
“Fennimore’s Best Kept Secret”
Fennimore Hills Hotel
5821 US Hwy. 18 West, Fennimore, WI 53809
3 scenic miles west on Highway 18
608.822.3281 | www.fenmorehillsmotel.com
Specialty Suites with Whirlpools for 2 • Pets Welcome
Dine In | Carry Out | Catering | Buffet
Special Events Facility
(608) 943-8525
15040 Shemak Rd | Muscoda, WI 53573
GRANT COUNTY
Boscobel Bowl
& Banquet
Call Ahead
Orders Welcome
• Gas
• Diesel
• Car Wash
Full Menu & Salad
Bar
Banquet & Bowling
16971 Hwy 61 S.
Boscobel, WI 53805
608.375.2200
GRANT COUNTY
June - Boscobel Extravaganza & Car Show
August - Muskets & Memories
June - Antique Tractor Pull
July 4Th - R
un/Walk Event Large Fireworks Display
September - Fly In Breakfast
September - ICC Chicken BBQ
Cornell Plumbing
Residential & Light Commercial
• New Contruction
• Remodel
• Water Heaters
• Water Softeners
• Garbage Disposals
• Serivce
1101 Yahn Ave
Boscobel, WI 53805
608.375.2922
Cell 608.604.0232
Fully Insured
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For visitor information, maps, lodging, dining, calendar of events and more
visit www.grantcounty.org/tourism
For Information on Grant County ATV Trails please visit:
www.grantcounty.org/tourism/outdoor-activities/atv-trails
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