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Under $25A preserved Cornish settlement and mining-history site in Mineral Point, saved in the 20th century by two partners.

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A 450-acre Wisconsin state park on a lake in the southwest, open year-round for outdoor recreation.
Lafayette County, WI
Yellowstone Lake State Park sits on the shore of a lake in southwestern Wisconsin. Visitors can camp, swim, fish, boat, hike, bike and picnic here. The park stays open in winter for ice fishing, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. A large family campground and a group camp lie near the beach and the boat landing. The park is part of a larger wildlife area.
The closest stops to Yellowstone Lake State Park, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A preserved Cornish settlement and mining-history site in Mineral Point, saved in the 20th century by two partners.
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A Wisconsin state park south of New Glarus offering camping, hiking, picnicking, and snowshoeing, with direct access to the Sugar River State Trail.
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Wisconsin's hometown craft brewery, maker of Spotted Cow, with a tasting room, gift shop and free self-guided tour of its Riverside brewery.
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A small state park on a hill near Belmont, Wisconsin, known for wide views from its summit and run by a local civic club.
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Hilltop state park in southern Wisconsin offering observation towers, long trail network, camping, and a summer swimming pool.
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Take a guided walk through a lit limestone cave full of stalactites, soda straws, helictites and colorful flowstone.
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