I was happy to find this gym next to Trigs. Didn't remember this next to Trigs last time I was…read morehere. In the winter it's hard to get exercise here as a visitor. I was happy to pay$10 for a workout. Lots of carb eating in general in Eagle River! The lady during staffed hours was friendly and the place clean. I mainly did an aerobic workout, and a few weights. I didn't see the sauna until I was leaving. I wanted to go back but didn't hey a chance for went back after staffed hours on Saturday. Darn!! Anyhow... Good to know this is here and I'll go back when visiting the area again.

I like having Tone Zone and I've been a member on & off. When I'm a member it is usually for 3…read moremonths in the winter. I just recently joined again thus this review. Place is clean and staff are friendly. Website is not kept up to date. My wife specifically going for yoga which they don't offer but still on website. I noticed when I left last March that treadmills were out of order more often. When I returned this time again two treadmills were out of order, with at least eight people waiting to use the four working. I also noticed that while sign says should use 20-30 minutes so others can use it's not enforced. I'm not sure how important that is since I was lucky with timing and got a turn. Time to update Tone Zone. Again, staff are friendly and place is clean.

I have been a member of the Wausau y for 50 plus years. I use the Rhinelander y when in the north…read morewoods and contribute to your capital fund raiser. I purchased the 24-7 pass a while ago. Today they called me and said it is not valid because Rhinelander is not my main y. Why after many many months. Also I would encourage senior management to take a tour thru the facility. Try and get a tv to come in on your radio or phone etc. Why have tv if they don"t work for the members. Take a drink out of the fountain in the weight room . Notice the green slime around the spout for many many months and I have mentioned it to several people. It's a great facility just needs some taking care of.

We just moved here and I go to the gym everyday . Love this place it's very clean and there is so…read moremuch to do . They organize hikes and all kinds of activities . The machines are also great !

We stayed in Tomahawk, WI for an extended holiday weekend and were looking for a spot to do some…read morepaddle boarding. While there's tons of lakes in the area, not all of them are ideal for paddle boarding. Buck Lake (which is part of the Almon Recreational Area) most definitely is! They don't rent out paddle boards right at the lake, so if you don't have your own, you'll definitely have to rent one elsewhere and bring it here. We have our own, so that wasn't a problem. The Almon Recreation Area includes a paved path leading to a small beach and nice little swimming area in Buck Lake. The beach also offers a great launching point for paddle boards. The lake itself is relatively small and wake free, so, even if the beach area is busy, you can easily paddle out to serenely crowd free conditions. We went three days in a row on a holiday weekend and only ever came within shouting distance of one canoe and one paddle boat. Beyond that, we had the lake to ourselves. Just above the beach is a wooded picnic area, complete with grills, picnic tables, and bathrooms. The recreation area also includes (down a separate paved path) a pretty epic frisbee golf course that meanders through the woods as well a trail system if you're looking to take scenic hike. Leashed dogs are allowed on the trail system. No pets (leashed or otherwise) are allowed at the beach/picnic area.

We stopped here twice on our recent excursion to Upper Michigan. It was a great place to walk our…read moredogs and for me to tryout my new GRIT Freedom Chair. We went a little way off road and also used the paved path. Loved the areas we got see and can't wait to go back and explore some more!

Friendly owner made us feel welcome and was very helpful. Campsite was great, clean and quiet…read more Excellent bathroom and shower facility.

Has a wide variety of baits and gear. the service was great. I have had many good experiences at…read morerut n rod.

Special ordered a half dozen top of the line arrows from this business 5 days ago. Ordered just…read morearrived and I ran down to Merrill from Tomahawk to pick them up and arrived to find they had just sold my arrows to a walk in customer. And then they had the nerve to call the poor guy and ask him to bring the arrows back. This place has no integrity.

Looking at the older reviews they are all the old management/owners. The new owners/management is…read moredoing an outstanding job, it's a great house for leagues and open bowling. We are welcomed with open arms and smiles. Pizza is great with cold cold beers. And lanes are a good challenge not your ego house shot here. Glad we found this establishment will be bowling here for a long time.

Nice looking place BUT NOT SERVING FOOD anymore. Clean, would possibly be a fun place to bowl,…read morefriendly bartender.

Fantastic ! Hike up to the tower and then up in the tower …read more Spacious parking area . Nicely maintained trails. Have fun !

I've had Timm's Hill on my bucket list for DECADES! I climbed the tower on Rib Mountain when I was…read morea kid, only to find out later that Rib Mountain is NOT the highest point in Wisconsin. Well, today, finally - MADE IT, MA! TOP OF THE WORLD! (An obscure reference to James Cagney as Cody Jarrett.) At least, the Top of Wisconsin! It's Timm's Hill near Ogema, in Price County. At an elevation of 1,951.5 ft (595 m) above sea level, it is the highest natural point in the state. (The hill has a prominence of 425 feet - that means it rises 425 feet above the surrounding grade.) While you make a great deal of the 425 feet by vehicle, the rest of the climb is by your hoofing it up an improved trail. There are two benches on the trail where you can rest before reaching the summit. Once you get to the summit, there is a a county owned observation tower that you can climb. (80 steps, if I counted correctly.) The tower is adjacent to a fire tower that is actually centered on the geological marker that indicates the actual height is 1,952.868 feet about sea level. (The marker is mounted in a concrete pylon that might add an extra 1.368 feet, but I am speculating.) The fire tower is taller than the observation tower, so except for the fire tower struts, you have an unobstructed view of 30 miles in all directions. The park's gate is open May through October 7:30am-9:30pm.

(Bagley Rapids Campground)…read more One of the best campgrounds in the state, in my opinion. This is a semi-wilderness campground, and that's why I love it so much. No electricity is provided, something I love about this place, but you can pump fresh water from the well, and outhouse toilets are on site. The best sites are along the river, but only a few of them offer any real privacy or seclusion. Site 21 has the thickest surrounding vegetation and offers the best privacy of any site along the river. However, if being on the river is not as important to you as it is to some, the sites along the back loops offer the most privacy, and most people choose not to use those sites. On more than one occasion I arrived to find all the river sites full and had to stay in one of the back sites. Most of the time I was the only camper in the back loop, giving me the ultimate feeling of being truly alone. The rapids offer some great swimming in certain areas, but fishing on the river doesn't offer much. I also wouldn't recommend floating down the river, especially not along the campsites. There are areas along the river that are potentially very dangerous or deadly if you are not a good swimmer, so I advise caution at all times. Bagley also offers some fantastic hiking trails for those of you who love to be out in the thick of it. I would advise against wearing shorts if you decide to hike through any part of the forest that is not a trail. Poison oak and poison ivy are everywhere. If you are looking for an extremely peaceful and relaxing camping trip, one where you're not surrounded by campers, RV's, and loud annoying music, then I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Classic forested lake country. There are a ton of mosquitoes, but not particularly voracious. On a…read more sunny day hard to beat for natural beauty anywhere in the lower forty eight. Unlike Boundary Waters, a gentle, inviting woodland, however, the infernal combustion engine arrived long ago. The campsites are thankfully primitive. There are, to my knowledge, no rip off 'family' type campsites, the crash commercialism of which has become so widespread in recent years.