Population (2010) 4,258 Introduction Perched at the northern tip of the Wisconsin's Great River Road, Prescott is positioned where the clear blue water of the St. Croix River mixes with the ruddy Mississippi. The two great waterways form the core of an area that has an abundance of recreational
Population (2010) 338 Introduction Hager City may not look like much (it isn’t), but it has a place that you must visit, especially if you like authentic Jamaican food. Arriving in Town County Highways VV and K are the main routes in town.
Population (2010) 837 Introduction Pepin might look like a sleepy village but don’t be fooled. This small river town is a big draw for fans of both Laura Ingalls Wilder and good food. Visitor Information The Pepin Visitor Center (306 3rd St.; 715.544.7829; open from
Population (2010) 1,529 Introduction I was going write that Trempealeau has an old-fashioned charm and is oddly picturesque, then I realized that I could just call it quaint. So, Trempealeau is quaint. Visitor Information If you are planning your trip from home, contact the Trempealeau
Population (2010) 1,887 Introduction Brice Prairie is both a natural feature and a small, unincorporated community that bends around Lake Onalaska that is popular with recreation seekers. Visitor Information Direct your questions to the good folks at Explore La Crosse (608.782.2366).
Population (2010) 17,736 Introduction Onalaska is a community with old roots that sprang up when cut trees floated down the Black River on their way for processing at sawmills. Today's Onalaska has evolved far away from its frontier roots into a bedroom community defined by big box stores and
