Places to Visit in WI After Enjoying Your Medicine
With two great lakes surrounding sides of the state, Michigan is known for water fun and land adventure along rolling hills. Lake Michigan and Superior give locals and visitors alike more than enough to do in summer when water temperatures rise. Whether skiing, fishing, kayaking, tubing, kicking up waves is a great way to enjoy Wisconsin. The Dells of the Wisconsin River is another water wonderland in the shape of a five-mile gorge. For inside fun any time of the year, Madison and Milwaukee are two state cities loaded with culture and diversity. Specifically, motorcycle and sports fans love Milwaukee, home of the Harley Davidson Museum, and the NFL’s only non-profit team Green Bay Packers stadium. When Wisconsin decides to create a medical cannabis program statewide, it will surely open up opportunities for locals to take a detour on the way to the dispensary at any of the state’s hottest spots below.
Scenic Trails
Shaped by glaciers, Wisconsin has hiking trails that can be explored over and again, experiencing something new every time. The two most notable walkways are the Ice Age Trail, a 1,000 mile hike between Potawatomi State Park and St. Croix Dalles, and the North Country National Scenic Trail. For a less strenuous hike, which still takes up to a day, the Geneva Lake Shore Path offers easier exercise and views of some of the state's most expensive estates.
The House on the Rock
The outside and inside work of art near renown architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s home has been drawing visitors to the statewide attraction since 1960. Split into three sections, on the top of a rock chimney in Wisconsin’s Wyoming Valley, the landscape is decorated with years worth of collected art displayed in the Infinity Room, Heritage of the Sea, and the Galleries. An adjacent resort and golf course easily turns a day tour into an overnight or weekend stay in the area.
Milwaukee
Famous for America’s past time Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, Milwaukee boasts one of the founder's historic mansions. Other area attractions include Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, Milwaukee Public Museum, and Veterans Park. Great Lakes Distillery is where many locals and visitors stop for drinks before or after the many sports events at Miller Park. No matter what time of day or year for that matter, Milwaukee offers all kinds of fun for all ages.