The best of both worlds… Earn your 200 hour Yoga Teacher Certificate during the fall in the Northwoods. A most beautiful and soul searching time of year. The setting is peaceful, the fall colors are coming and the lakes are still warm enough to enjoy with paddling, kayaking and maybe Read more [...]
Join us for Veggies, Flowers, Honey, Breads, Jams, Meats, Cheeses, Maple Syrup and much more from over twenty vendors. Crafter space is strictly limited and juried. The mission of the Farmers’ Market is to create a special destination for the convergence of agriculture and community.
Join us and work on quilting projects such as quilts for the homeless, Headstart and veterans. We can also help you with your own project. Beginners and advanced quilters are welcome. We are open to the public and all are welcome.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
We read or hear several stories, enjoy some music, do a wiggler activity and a small craft related to the theme of the day. Please bring an adult with you to share the fun.
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us and work on various wood carving projects. We are willing to teach beginners! This is open to the public and all (beginners – advanced) are welcome.
The best of both worlds… Earn your 200 hour Yoga Teacher Certificate during the fall in the Northwoods. A most beautiful and soul searching time of year. The setting is peaceful, the fall colors are coming and the lakes are still warm enough to enjoy with paddling, kayaking and maybe Read more [...]
Join us for some fun and a game of Ping Pong. Neuroscience proves that Ping Pong is not only a fun activity but can be beneficial for those who have Alzheimer’s, Dementia or Parkinson’s Disease.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
This class is for first timers, those new to the sport and folks who have little or no yoga experience or have never been on a paddle board successfully. We will help you build the confidence you need to get up, stay up and even play a little! $18 per Read more [...]
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
We ask kids to make a model from a weekly theme. Once finished we ask that you let the people at the circulation desk know and we will take your photo and display it on the tri-fold boards. How creative can you get? Name your creation and tell a story Read more [...]
It’s a blast whether you are a paddler, yoga enthusiast or both. Make getting wet part of the fun! If cooler weather, a wet suit might be a good idea. Pre/Post-yoga paddle option around our bay, up the Little St. Germain River and back. Please allot a minimum of half an hour Read more [...]
This is a social tennis event where the number of games played and number of rounds played are based on the number of players who show up. No pre-registration required. 5:30 pm warm-up with play starting at 6:00 pm.
The best of both worlds… Earn your 200 hour Yoga Teacher Certificate during the fall in the Northwoods. A most beautiful and soul searching time of year. The setting is peaceful, the fall colors are coming and the lakes are still warm enough to enjoy with paddling, kayaking and maybe Read more [...]
Held on the beach at Cedaroma Lodge where we will be WOWed by eagles in flight, teased by baby ducklings and motivated by the gentle breezes. Each class is a little different in it’s focus. Held rain or shine as we have several locations to practice in the event of Read more [...]
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
One of the longest running catch and release musky tournaments in the Northwoods. The Paul’s Pro-Am is a memorial tournament in memory of Paul Riedel Sr. who was the originator of the tournament. A field of 300 anglers (150 teams) will be accepted. The tournament uses a 34 inch minimum Read more [...]
The best of both worlds… Earn your 200 hour Yoga Teacher Certificate during the fall in the Northwoods. A most beautiful and soul searching time of year. The setting is peaceful, the fall colors are coming and the lakes are still warm enough to enjoy with paddling, kayaking and maybe Read more [...]
Held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide, the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s® is the world’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. This inspiring event calls on participants of all ages and abilities to join the fight against the disease! When you Read more [...]
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
It’s a blast whether you are a paddler, yoga enthusiast or both. Make getting wet part of the fun! If cooler weather, a wet suit might be a good idea. Pre/Post-yoga paddle option around our bay, up the Little St. Germain River and back. Please allot a minimum of half an hour Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
We invite interested children and their adults to join us for some hands-on non-electronic game playing, construction or crafts in the library. We have Legos, Duplos, SnapCircuit Jr. and Magna Tiles. We have several Dr. Seuss games, Dominoes, Life, Monopoly, Clue, Uno and cards for card games. We also have Read more [...]
One of the longest running catch and release musky tournaments in the Northwoods. The Paul’s Pro-Am is a memorial tournament in memory of Paul Riedel Sr. who was the originator of the tournament. A field of 300 anglers (150 teams) will be accepted. The tournament uses a 34 inch minimum Read more [...]
Join us for Veggies, Flowers, Honey, Breads, Jams, Meats, Cheeses, Maple Syrup and much more. Crafter space is strictly limited and juried. The mission of the Farmers’ Market is to create a special destination for the convergence of agriculture and community.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Players are partnered with a different person for each game and face different opponents each game. Arrive 15 to 30 minutes prior to the start of play to sign in and warm up. Play begins promptly at the scheduled time. Games are timed and end at 12 minutes or when Read more [...]
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us for an afternoon of fun. Players form teams to play games of bridge. The number of games is determined by the amount of players. Beginners and advanced players are welcome. Come as a single or a couple. This is open to the public.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us for an afternoon of fun. Players form teams to play games of cribbage. The number of games is determined by the amount of players. Beginners and advanced players are welcome. Come as a single or a couple. This is open to the public.
Our Listening Dogs will take turns listening to you read. Sign up for a ten minute session and read any book you like. Get a sticker for each reading session you complete. After three sessions, get a free book from our donated stash. Please bring an adult with you.
Join us for Veggies, Flowers, Honey, Breads, Jams, Meats, Cheeses, Maple Syrup and much more from over twenty vendors. Crafter space is strictly limited and juried. The mission of the Farmers’ Market is to create a special destination for the convergence of agriculture and community.
Join us and work on quilting projects such as quilts for the homeless, Headstart and veterans. We can also help you with your own project. Beginners and advanced quilters are welcome. We are open to the public and all are welcome.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
We read or hear several stories, enjoy some music, do a wiggler activity and a small craft related to the theme of the day. Please bring an adult with you to share the fun.
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us and work on various wood carving projects. We are willing to teach beginners! This is open to the public and all (beginners – advanced) are welcome.
The best of both worlds… Immerse your self in our Meditation for Change: Awakening the 3rd Eye weekend while connecting with nature in a comfortable setting. Cedaroma Lodge is pleased to welcome Annie Upthagrove from Clairvision School as she presents their signature meditation course “Awakening the Third Eye.” This hands on, do Read more [...]
Join us for some fun and a game of Ping Pong. Neuroscience proves that Ping Pong is not only a fun activity but can be beneficial for those who have Alzheimer’s, Dementia or Parkinson’s Disease.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
We ask kids to make a model from a weekly theme. Once finished we ask that you let the people at the circulation desk know and we will take your photo and display it on the tri-fold boards. How creative can you get? Name your creation and tell a story Read more [...]
Project North is a three day music, arts and environmental festival. The vision is to bring an eclectic music lineup, a diverse range of artists and sustainability organizations to the Northwoods to give both the local community and visitors a chance to experience different aspects of culture.
This is a social tennis event where the number of games played and number of rounds played are based on the number of players who show up. No pre-registration required. 5:30 pm warm-up with play starting at 6:00 pm.
The best of both worlds… Immerse your self in our Meditation for Change: Awakening the 3rd Eye weekend while connecting with nature in a comfortable setting. Cedaroma Lodge is pleased to welcome Annie Upthagrove from Clairvision School as she presents their signature meditation course “Awakening the Third Eye.” This hands on, do Read more [...]
Project North is a three day music, arts and environmental festival. The vision is to bring an eclectic music lineup, a diverse range of artists and sustainability organizations to the Northwoods to give both the local community and visitors a chance to experience different aspects of culture.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
The best of both worlds… Immerse your self in our Meditation for Change: Awakening the 3rd Eye weekend while connecting with nature in a comfortable setting. Cedaroma Lodge is pleased to welcome Annie Upthagrove from Clairvision School as she presents their signature meditation course “Awakening the Third Eye.” This hands on, do Read more [...]
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Project North is a three day music, arts and environmental festival. The vision is to bring an eclectic music lineup, a diverse range of artists and sustainability organizations to the Northwoods to give both the local community and visitors a chance to experience different aspects of culture.
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
We invite interested children and their adults to join us for some hands-on non-electronic game playing, construction or crafts in the library. We have Legos, Duplos, SnapCircuit Jr. and Magna Tiles. We have several Dr. Seuss games, Dominoes, Life, Monopoly, Clue, Uno and cards for card games. We also have Read more [...]
The best of both worlds… Immerse your self in our Meditation for Change: Awakening the 3rd Eye weekend while connecting with nature in a comfortable setting. Cedaroma Lodge is pleased to welcome Annie Upthagrove from Clairvision School as she presents their signature meditation course “Awakening the Third Eye.” This hands on, do Read more [...]
Join us for Veggies, Flowers, Honey, Breads, Jams, Meats, Cheeses, Maple Syrup and much more. Crafter space is strictly limited and juried. The mission of the Farmers’ Market is to create a special destination for the convergence of agriculture and community.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Players are partnered with a different person for each game and face different opponents each game. Arrive 15 to 30 minutes prior to the start of play to sign in and warm up. Play begins promptly at the scheduled time. Games are timed and end at 12 minutes or when Read more [...]
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us for an afternoon of fun. Players form teams to play games of bridge. The number of games is determined by the amount of players. Beginners and advanced players are welcome. Come as a single or a couple. This is open to the public.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us for an afternoon of fun. Players form teams to play games of cribbage. The number of games is determined by the amount of players. Beginners and advanced players are welcome. Come as a single or a couple. This is open to the public.
Our Listening Dogs will take turns listening to you read. Sign up for a ten minute session and read any book you like. Get a sticker for each reading session you complete. After three sessions, get a free book from our donated stash. Please bring an adult with you.
During the fall, winter and spring months, Northwoods Share partners with churches, organizations and businesses to serve free dinners on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Doors open at 4:30 pm for coffee and fellowship. Dinner is served at 5:30 pm. This is open to the public and Read more [...]
Join us for Veggies, Flowers, Honey, Breads, Jams, Meats, Cheeses, Maple Syrup and much more from over twenty vendors. Crafter space is strictly limited and juried. The mission of the Farmers’ Market is to create a special destination for the convergence of agriculture and community.
Join us and work on quilting projects such as quilts for the homeless, Headstart and veterans. We can also help you with your own project. Beginners and advanced quilters are welcome. We are open to the public and all are welcome.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
We read or hear several stories, enjoy some music, do a wiggler activity and a small craft related to the theme of the day. Please bring an adult with you to share the fun.
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us and work on various wood carving projects. We are willing to teach beginners! This is open to the public and all (beginners – advanced) are welcome.
Join us for some fun and a game of Ping Pong. Neuroscience proves that Ping Pong is not only a fun activity but can be beneficial for those who have Alzheimer’s, Dementia or Parkinson’s Disease.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
New and used books, videos, audio books, games, puzzles and other miscellaneous items for all ages will be offered. Pick up some good reading or other entertainment and help the library at the same time.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
For over 35 years this amazing two-hour tour has offered insight into the cranberry planting and growing process while actually witnessing the annual harvest. After the tour our guests are welcome to enjoy some tastings of Cranberry Wine and other cranberry products. Adult tickets are $8 with children 12 and Read more [...]
We ask kids to make a model from a weekly theme. Once finished we ask that you let the people at the circulation desk know and we will take your photo and display it on the tri-fold boards. How creative can you get? Name your creation and tell a story Read more [...]
New and used books, videos, audio books, games, puzzles and other miscellaneous items for all ages will be offered. Pick up some good reading or other entertainment and help the library at the same time.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
For over 35 years this amazing two-hour tour has offered insight into the cranberry planting and growing process while actually witnessing the annual harvest. After the tour our guests are welcome to enjoy some tastings of Cranberry Wine and other cranberry products. Adult tickets are $8 with children 12 and Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
It has been said, “The Evil” can use a lost soul to feed their own, extending their physical being indefinitely. All through the ages of time, man has struggled to keep balance of mind, body and spirit. These three chattels together create a whole being. Take one away… the two Read more [...]
Enjoy the annual eclectic mix of antiques, collectibles, shabby-chic, primitives, old toys, vintage, advertising, pottery, country farm and a host of treasures. All for sale in downtown Eagle River on Saturday of Cranberry Fest.
Join us for a family friendly 5K jog starting in Riverview Park – located across the street from the Chamber and Visitors Center. Highlights include a flat and fast course (great for strollers/children) on a well marked route. Each paid participant will receive a specially designed quality T-shirt. This event Read more [...]
Everything Cranberry and more! From fresh cranberries and craisins, delicious foods, pastries and warm autumn drinks to homemade goods, arts and crafts, clothing and music. There is something for everyone!
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
New and used books, videos, audio books, games, puzzles and other miscellaneous items for all ages will be offered. Pick up some good reading or other entertainment and help the library at the same time.
For over 35 years this amazing two-hour tour has offered insight into the cranberry planting and growing process while actually witnessing the annual harvest. After the tour our guests are welcome to enjoy some tastings of Cranberry Wine and other cranberry products. Adult tickets are $8 with children 12 and Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
This Blessing of the Animals is open to the public. Pets of all sizes and varieties are welcome. Blessing certificates will be given to all participants and a free hot dog luncheon will also be served.
We invite interested children and their adults to join us for some hands-on non-electronic game playing, construction or crafts in the library. We have Legos, Duplos, SnapCircuit Jr. and Magna Tiles. We have several Dr. Seuss games, Dominoes, Life, Monopoly, Clue, Uno and cards for card games. We also have Read more [...]
It has been said, “The Evil” can use a lost soul to feed their own, extending their physical being indefinitely. All through the ages of time, man has struggled to keep balance of mind, body and spirit. These three chattels together create a whole being. Take one away… the two Read more [...]
Everything Cranberry and more! From fresh cranberries and craisins, delicious foods, pastries and warm autumn drinks to homemade goods, arts and crafts, clothing and music. There is something for everyone!
Join us for Veggies, Flowers, Honey, Breads, Jams, Meats, Cheeses, Maple Syrup and much more. Crafter space is strictly limited and juried. The mission of the Farmers’ Market is to create a special destination for the convergence of agriculture and community.
For over 35 years this amazing two-hour tour has offered insight into the cranberry planting and growing process while actually witnessing the annual harvest. After the tour our guests are welcome to enjoy some tastings of Cranberry Wine and other cranberry products. Adult tickets are $8 with children 12 and Read more [...]
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Players are partnered with a different person for each game and face different opponents each game. Arrive 15 to 30 minutes prior to the start of play to sign in and warm up. Play begins promptly at the scheduled time. Games are timed and end at 12 minutes or when Read more [...]
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
Harvest usually takes place mid-September to mid-October. It begins by partially flooding the beds with water that is brought in by a series of pumps and culverts. A tractor and rack go through the beds to knock the berries off the vines. The beds are then fully flooded, allowing the berries to float Read more [...]
Join us for an afternoon of fun. Players form teams to play games of bridge. The number of games is determined by the amount of players. Beginners and advanced players are welcome. Come as a single or a couple. This is open to the public.
Social play is open to all players, members and non-members. Members play for free. Cost is $1 per day for non-members. One court is reserved for beginners. People with no experience are encouraged to first attend one of our Beginner Lessons on Wednesdays.
Our daily guided tours showcase a variety of Wisconsin-native raptor and scavenger species. Walk through the property to learn about the amazing world of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Meet some of our ambassador raptors along the way! Tours run every half hour and are appropriate for all ages. Explore Read more [...]
