Museums
Tony Wise Museum of the American Birkebeiner
No admission feeA Hayward, Wisconsin museum telling the history of the American Birkebeiner ski race, its founder Tony Wise, and the Telemark ski area.
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Museums
National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame
A large fishing museum in Hayward, Wisconsin, housed in a building shaped like a giant musky.
10360 Hall of Fame Dr, Hayward, WI 54843 · Hayward, WI
About National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame
The museum in Hayward, Wisconsin, presents fishing history across about 30,000 square feet of exhibits. Its five-story building is shaped like a giant musky. Visitors can see hundreds of mounted trophy fish and many vintage items, including outboard motors, reels, lures, and rods. The site also has a video fishing theater, a separate boat and motor display building, a research library, and six landscaped acres to walk through.
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