Off the Beaten Path Wisconsin: A Guide To Unique Places

Off the Beaten Path

by Martin Hintz, Pam Percy

With this guide, watch the Swiss, colby, or cheddar being made at the Fennimore Cheese Factory, cross the Wisconsin River on the Merrimac ferryboat, wear your red flannel shirt to the World Lumberjack Championships in Hayward, or see innovative bathroom appliances at the Kohler Design Center.

Genres: Travel

207 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1989

Reviews

[Lori]

I have to confess that I only read the section that related to my visit to Wisconsin. Went camping at Devil's Lake which is located in the Central part of the state. The book was helpful for my first time visit to the area.

[Shelby]

A good resource, but really the best way to get the info is reading cover to cover. For a tourist type guide, there’s definitely a lack of images, maps etc. I think the book would be much more effective if it was an easier page through type of book.

[Catherine Woodman]

We bought this the year that Ethan was on chemotherapy to try to explore places nearby. I love this travel book series for a place where you are going to be in the area for awhile--there are some great little finds that we have alot of fun finding and going to.

[Big H]

A good review of the most popular of WI tourist destinations.