Contemplate majestic views of the primeval Northwoods, rolling hills, abundant deer and other wildlife, and enjoy hiking, camping, boating, fishing, and skiing in the winter.
While Northern Wisconsin is full of wonderful scenery, Route 70 is the best choice, as it takes you across the Nicolet National Forest for unbroken majestic vistas of the Northwoods. Take U.S. 2 west several miles out of Iron Mountain, Michigan, and pick up Route Seventy toward Eagle River. The rolling hills of this route provide vista after vista of this forest primeval.
The trip is perhaps best enjoyed just before a summer sunset, as golden colors bathe the treetops. However, be warned, as this is prime deer time and deer are everywhere. The abundant wildlife of the area is best enjoyed from the numerous National Forest hiking trails and the couple of Read more . . .
Although maybe not for everyone, a trip of the Great River Road (GRR) offers much compared to the average interstate. It changes route frequently, crossing the Mississippi River when it can, and dallying in towns all other roads have forgotten. Driving the GRR, road trippers can escape creeping RVs, semi trucks, and endless billboards usually found on other routes. Other rewards include wildlife and local color.