Wisconsin is famous for its abundance of lakes and rivers, but it is also home to a good number of impressive waterfalls.

By Kevin Revolinski | Photos courtesy of Travel Wisconsin A boatload of Christmas trees, a violent Lake Michigan storm…

Paddlers can get a bird’s eye tour at seven of the state’s most prominent sites.

Wisconsin is a haven for birdwatchers throughout the fall migration. These five spots are great for birding enthusiasts.

Since it first opened on Madison’s west side in 1990, Lao Laan-Xang has proudly served Lao food in a city always willing to try something new.

From beer and wine to coffee and citrus, the Badger State’s got a drink for you. Add these to your bucket list and thank us later.

Baraboo saw the birth of the Ringling Brothers Circus in 1884 and, today, the city — which is about 13 miles south of Wisconsin Dells — is home to the Circus World Museum. But now something more is brewing.

Hard cider is all the rage lately, and in orchard-heavy Wisconsin, it’s no surprise that there are great producers in every corner of the state.

In winter, there’s always a “flurry” of activities to do. Head outside to enjoy some of the best outdoor experiences the Northwoods has to offer.