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ATTRACTIONS TO ENJOY

Devil's Lake State Park, Baraboo A historical geological treasure. Hiking, rock climbing, picnicking, camping, swimming, fishing, boating (rentals available), cross-country skiing, nature center, nature programs and hikes. Admission fee. 608-356-8301 or www.devilslakewisconsin.com

Baraboo River, Elroy to Baraboo Canoeing, kayaking and rafting. Bring your own or rent from liveries in Reedsburg and Baraboo. Main season is April to October. Contact Joe Van Berkel, Baraboo River Canoe Club 608-356-8437.

Circus World Museum, Baraboo Circus history presentations and exhibits at the original winter quarters of the Ringling Bros. Circus. Open May 22-Sept. 6, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evening hours July 23-Aug. 11, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Expanded fall program Sept. 5-30, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Irvin Feld Exhibit Hall and Visitor Center open year-round. Admission fee. 608-356-8341 or www.circusworldmuseum.com

International Crane Foundation, Baraboo Meet the cranes of the world, hike our prairie trails and shop our gift store. Open May-October, guided tours at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Memorial Day to Labor Day; weekends May, September and October. Admission fee. 608-356-9462 or www.savingcranes.org

Al. Ringling Theatre, Baraboo Visit a theatre designed after the Opera House in the Palace of Versailles, France. Built by Albert Ringling in 1915. Tours offered May 30-Sept. 3 and by special request. Admission fee. 608-356-8864 or www.alringling.com

Sauk County Historical Society, Baraboo A collection of Sauk County antiques and historical records in a turn-of-the-century, three-story, 14-room Baraboo mansion. Open year-round Tuesday-Saturday, 12 to 5 p.m. Donation accepted. 608-356-1001 or www.saukcounty.com/schs or history@saukcounty.com

Mid-Continent Railway Museum, North Freedom Daily classic train rides. See diesel locomotive, antique freight cars, snow fighting equipment, elegant passenger cars. Indoor and outdoor exhibits. Open daily May 15-Labor Day. Dining aboard vintage First Class cars see Special Events Schedule. Admission fee. 608-522-4261, 800-930-1385 or www.midcontinent.org

400 State Trail, Reedsburg A 22-mile former railroad is now a bike and snowmobile trail from Reedsburg to Elroy, passing through LaValle. The trail connects the prestigious Elroy-Sparta trail. Bike rentals available. State trail pass is required. Call Reedsburg Area Chamber of Commerce.  http://www.400statetrail.org/

Pioneer Historic Log Village, Reedsburg Historic settlement from 1880 including log home, church, blacksmith shop and school. Artifacts on display in museum. Open June-Sept., weekends 1 to 4 p.m. Donations accepted.

Mirror Lake State Park, Lake Delton (adjacent to Wisconsin Dells) Sandstone bluffs border a quiet lake. Hiking, picnicking, swimming, fishing, boating (rentals available), cross-country skiing. Guided hikes and nature programs. Frank Lloyd Wright designed Seth Peterson Cottage located in park (tours available). Admission fee. 608-254-2333 or www.mirrorlakewisconsin.com

H. H. Bennet Studio and History Center, Wisconsin Dells Picture yourself making history over 6,000 square feet of interactive exhibits. See the Dells of the past in stunning 3-D. Visit the only preserved 19th century photography studio in existence. A State of Wisconsin Historic Site. 608-253-3523

Ho Chunk Casino, Bingo, Hotel & Convention Center, Wisconsin Dells Only 15 minutes from the Inn. Largest casino in Wisconsin. www.ho-chunk.com

Merrimac Ferry, Merrimac A free car ferry crosses the Wisconsin River at Highway 113 from mid-April to November. Popularity of the five-minute ride can result in delays. 24-hours daily, weather permitting. 608-266-3722

Devils Head Ski & Golf Resort, Merrimac Out the Inn's backdoor. Downhill skiing, snowboarding 27-hole golf course. www.devilshead.com

Cascade Mountain Skiing, Portage Downhill skiing, snowboarding. www.cascademountain.com

Wollersheim Winery, Prairie du Sac Tours & wine tasting daily. Hours 10am to 5pm, 7 days a week, year-round www.wollersheim.com

Natural Bridge State Park, Sauk City The highlight of this 560-acre park is a large sandstone arch. A rock shelter on the site is believed inhabited by humans over 11,000 years ago. Open Spring-Fall. Admission fee. 608-356-8301

American Players Theatre, Spring Green Outdoor theatre performing: Twelfth Night, Othello, London Assurance, Barrymore, Playboy of The Western World and Cymbelline. Open June 5-Oct. 3. Call for dates, times ticket availability and prices. 608-588-2361 or www.playinthewoods.org

Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center, Bookstore and Café, Spring Green The Taliesin estate including Hillside School and other buildings. Open May-Oct. for guided tours that start at the visitor center. Weekend tours available April and November. 608-588-7900 or www.talieseinpreservation.org

House on the Rock, Spring Green 608-588-7000 or www.houseontherock.com

State Capital of Madison and State Street, Madison www.madison.com

Sauk County Parks Five parks and two boat landings provide various amenities. White Mound Park, near Plain, is the largest with camping, horse trailers, boating, cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails. For more information about park locations and activities call 608-546-5011.

The Aldo Leopold Foundation It has promoted the care of natural resources and fostered an ethical relationship between people and land. The Legacy Center is located about 15 minutes northeast of Baraboo, Wisconsin. Hours M-F 10am to 4pm www.aldoleopold.org

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THINGS TO DO

Hiking, Rock Climbing
 

Boating, Fishing, Canoeing

Downhill Skiing/Snowboarding

Cross-country Skiing

Snowshoeing

Golf

Horseback Riding

Sightseeing

Diving/Snorkeling

And much more!

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RESTAURANTS
This is only a short list of many fine-dining establishments within 30 minutes of the Inn.

Wisconsin Dells/Lake Delton

Baraboo

The Little Village Café Casual dining in a restored 1940s diner. www.littlevillagecafe@charter.net, 608-356-2800
Glacier Rock Great food, good times. Woodstone oven cuisine. http://www.glacierrockrestaurant.com 608-356-4869

Merrimac/Lodi/Lake Wisconsin

Sauk City

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