No matter how many times you visit Wisconsin Dells, there’s always something new to do. The Wilderness Territory invites you to Explore More as you venture through America’s Largest Waterpark Resort. From indoor and outdoor waterparks with spine tingling water thrill slides to the numerous dry attractions like a canyon zipline, mini-golf, and go-carts; one trip isn’t enough to take everything in. Add to that, numerous restaurants, a championship golf course and a world class spa; and it’s easy to see what makes the Wilderness so special.

They say before you know where you are going; you have to know where you’ve been. Evansville truly embraces its past as it heads to the future. Its historic downtown epitomizes the charm and quaintness of a small community. We’ll visit many of the shops, eateries and artisans that call Evansville home – many of which have restored and remodeled historic buildings. We’ll also learn that Evansville is a “Green Leader” which fosters an innovative culture in its businesses as well as its students still in school. The spirit of community will be on display as we explore the treasures of the past and vision for the future in Evansville.

The Upper Mississippi River area is a national treasure and two sparkling gems of that treasure can be found in the Wisconsin communities of Prairie du Chien and Trempealeau. Each area has its own unique river history, celebrated in its annual events, festivals or museums. Whether you’re touring the historic Villa Louis in Prairie du Chien or one of the river’s amazing locks and dam in Trempealeau, you’ll get a sense of the history and lure of the Mississippi River.

Wisconsin offers visitors and residents alike an abundance of opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. People love to fish, scuba dive, play in the waterparks, go boating or cross country skiing in winter. But who knew some the equipment we use to do those things is made by companies based here in Wisconsin? We’ll introduce you to Johnson Outdoors (boats, kayaks and scuba gear), Frabill (fishing gear and apparel) Neuman Pools (swimming pools and waterparks) and Wisconsin Knitwear (woolen knit hats for winter activities) – companies that are examples of the state’s entrepreneurial spirit and proud to call Wisconsin home.

Wisconsin’s outdoor water activities are endless. In addition to the Great Lakes there are countless rivers, lakes and streams where you can enjoy endless hours of fun such as year round fishing, boating, swimming or even scuba diving. But the waters need to be protected to ensure future generations can enjoy the same past times. Southeast Wisconsin is a leader in protecting the state’s water resources, from the research that goes on in area universities, educational programs that are fun for the whole family to businesses working together to keep our water clean and usable.

Wood County is in the heart of Cranberry Country. However, you’ll quickly discover that there’s so much more to explore. Visit the sites of many notable individuals like a former Governor, Secretary of Defense, and lead animator of an American Icon. You will also learn where to enjoy a great meal in a restored historic building. The area’s diverse festivals and events include the celebration of gigantic produce, Wisconsin’s state fruit, and of times gone by. From the thousands of acres of public land, to wildlife preserves and zoos, to the eclectic interpretation of native creatures; Wood County is also a great place to enjoy wildlife. It’s a jam packed adventure into the heart of Wisconsin, so join us as we discover Wood County.

There are several reasons why the town of Three Lakes was named, ‘Single Best Town in America’ in 2010. In this episode, you’ll discover those reasons as you glide along the world’s largest inland chain of lake, plunge into petroleum’s past at a unique museum, and take in the natural beauty that truly makes Three Lakes the Jewel of the Nicolet.

Experiencing everything there is to see and do in Greater Green Bay and the Lakeshore in one half hour episode is virtually impossible. In “The Tradition Continues” we’ll continue to explore the arts and entertainment, history and culture, and family attractions that make Greater Green Bay a great place to visit – and live. This adventure takes us around the area to the neighboring Oneida Nation, into DePere along the Fox River, and throughout the entire city. And you can’t do an episode on Greater Green Bay without mentioning the Packers – so we’ll visit them too.

The Ice Age Trail is a thousand mile footpath that winds throughout the state of Wisconsin and is only in Wisconsin. It follows the path of the glaciers that moved into the area twelve thousand years ago and left behind some incredible landscape. In this episode we focus on four areas in the northwest where the trail and rock formations will leave you in awe. St. Croix Falls, Rusk County, Rice Lake and Chippewa County. You’ll learn more about the trail, which has also been designated a National Park and about the hundreds of volunteers who keep the trail beautiful through the Ice Age Trail Alliance. You’ll also learn more about what’s available for you to see and do in these four areas.

As Ed Janus states in his book, Creating Dairyland, Wisconsin’s current landscape ‘is the result of bringing humans and cows together’. Taking care of the cow, and revering her would bring prosperity to the state. Meet just a few of the farm families that hold dear to that mindset, and learn how their love of the land, their cows, and their progressive spirit keeps the state economically strong, and endearingly beautiful to look upon. They are just a few of the people who have sown the seeds of America’s Dairyland. Discover America's Dairyland for yourself with more Wisconsin events featuring Wisconsin cheese.

On this episode we’ll take you to a Northwoods destination that will make you feel right at home. From Trego to Spooner, Shell Lake and Stone Lake, the scenic beauty will keep you coming back. As for event, thrill to the Spooner Rodeo or the Stone Lake Cranberry Festival which rivals any in the state. The trails are open any time of year for hiking, biking, cross country skiing or snowmobiling. And of course there’s the fishing. Enjoy an elegant dinner on board a train as you travel through the countryside or stop at the Railroad History Museum or the one of a kind Canoe Museum. Just some of the things you’ll see on this episode, Washburn County-Where you Can Find It All.

Brookfield is known best for its wide variety of shopping and dining, rightfully so with over 250 stores filled with everything a shopper could ever want and over 150 restaurants to choose from. However, there is also a quieter side to Brookfield, filled with beautiful parks offering great opportunities to get out and explore nature. Sport and adventure enthusiasts have it made with the Eble Park Ice Arena, the Gus Macker three-on-three basketball tournament event and rock climbing at Adventure Rock. The picturesque Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts hosts wonderful performances and art galleries, and the Dousman Stagecoach Inn Museum and Bethlehem Marketplace both transport visitors back to a simpler time in history. Join us as we Breakaway to Brookfield on this episode of Discover Wisconsin.

Platteville is uniquely located in Southwest Wisconsin to not only welcome visitors to our state, but to also stay as you visit all of the exciting places in the area. On our tour, we’ll take you to three of the area’s wineries and visit a popcorn shop with a variety of sweet and savory flavors. Then we’re looking for the best pizza place in Platteville and visiting its historic downtown district. Along with Platteville; Mineral Point, Casseville and Potosi will all be visited to learn about the area’s rich history. Finally we’ll take in some arts and culture as we explore the University of Wisconsin – Platteville’s Center for the Arts and the Driftless Film Festival. Southwest Wisconsin has so much to see and do, and Platteville is an ideal place to start your adventure.

Come discover the many opportunities for fun and adventure as we visit four Native American nations across the state. The Lac du Flambeau and Sokaogon bands of the Lake Superior Chippewa plus the Stockbridge Munsee Mohicans and the Menominee Nation, all invite you to visit, learn and have fun.

Lake Geneva is and has pretty much been a resort town. Once the summer home to people such as the Wrigley’s and Morton’s (of Morton Salt fame) the stately mansions can still be seen along Geneva Lake. In this episode you’ll discover how you can “walk and gawk” at the luxurious homes, enjoy the beauty of the lake or uncover some unique places to shop in the city’s quaint downtown area.

Nestled upon the Rock River, the quaint city of Fort Atkinson is ripe with activities for any season. Join us as we discover the scenic side of this historic little town. From taking in a picturesque bike ride on the rustic roads surrounding the city, to a peaceful cruise down the river walk, or a serene canoe ride on the Bark River, Fort Atkinson offers a wide array of activities for the adventure enthusiast. Take part in a television production, dine in an exclusive restaurant, or visit Jones Dairy Farm- home to the tastiest breakfast sausage around! Whether its ice fishing, cross-country skiing, dining or shopping, you’ll discover why Fort Atkinson is Rock River’s Playground!

Most of the year, Warrens is a quiet town of about 350 people. But every year during the last full weekend in September, the streets are filled with more than one hundred-thousand people eating, shopping and laughing their way through the largest Cranberry Festival in the world. On this episode you’ll experience what it’s like to taste your way through more than 100 food booths. You’ll see arts and crafts you won’t find anywhere else. Join us on a cranberry marsh tour both at blossom time and just before harvest. And you’ll discover the wonderful world of cranberries at the Wisconsin Cranberry Discovery Center. You never know who you’ll run in to at the festival. Here’s a hint. They’re both Hall of Famers.

There’s a reason we’re called America’s Dairyland, and it’s not only because we make great dairy products! Wisconsin's dairy infrastructure – the products and services that support the industry – are a big asset for our state! It’s one of the reasons that Agri-tourists like to visit us. The rolling hills, cows on pasture, and the many dairy farms that dot the state offer endless opportunities for visitors to learn about our leading industry. If you’re planning a trip, we’ve got some great places for you to take in. How about a Bed & Breakfast located on a working dairy farm, or a petting zoo and corn maze? Whether it’s a day trip, or an overnight stay, we’ve got a host of different things for you to take in on your agri-tour of Wisconsin!

The Black River Falls and Tomah areas both offer an endless array of outdoor recreation and attractions for visitors throughout the year. As we get out and play, we’ll be scuba diving on Wazee Lake, playing at Lunda Community Park, and simply traveling the many trails throughout the Black River Falls area. As we head to Tomah, we’ll pack the golf clubs, bikes, and kayaks to explore even more outdoor adventures. We’ll also visit the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge to find out what it really means to be immersed in Mother Nature. It’s an outdoors enthusiast’s dream come true as we discover Black River Falls and Tomah.

Manitowish Waters is a Northwoods paradise. Tucked away in cranberry country, Manitowish Waters highlights the fall season with its cranberry festival but offers plenty to see and do in all seasons. You can swim, fish or boat on the area’s chain of lakes, take in a local water ski show or cast your line for that record setting musky. And in winter, outdoor enthusiasts have miles of trails for skiing and snowmobiling. With unique lodging, great restaurants and the claim that both actor Johnny Depp and gangster John Dillinger spent time there, Manitowish Waters definitely has it all.