Take your time and walk the whole grounds. Each monument has a different outlook at different…read moreangles.

Wonderful park with spectacular views. I absolutely love this place . Will be back many timesread more

Very challenging course. I played in July 2019 and it was lush and green and in good shape. Greens…read moreare kept up pretty well. Pace of play can be an issue, but that all depends on who is in front of you. In my case, teenage employees at the course were playing in front of me and they were neither very quick nor very good. One even forgot his PW next to the green. Nuckleheads. If you are in the area and want a challenging 18, try this place. Some fairways are wide open but others are narrow and surrounded by trees. Be sure to bring plenty of golf balls.

36 dollars wasted. Don't be fooled by the pictures on the website. If you enjoy playing a course…read morewhere you can't tell the difference between the rough and the fairway then boy, I have the course for you. The fairways contained grass that stood halfway up my shins. The bunkers appeared as if they had no maintenance yet this year, and I could understand that with all the rain we've had, but I did not see a single one being worked on. If you willing to travel to this course to play I would suggest taking your money to Stevens Point, Waupaca, or Wisconsin Rapids to play better courses for about the same price. Won't be returning. Sincerely, A disappointed golfer

We were on our annual Salmon fishing trip when my friend Carlton said he had a surprise. The…read morequestion was posed .... How often do you get to stand exactly halfway between the Equator and the North Pole and halfway between the Prime Meridian and the International Date Line? Not every day! The 45x90 Geographical Marker in Wisconsin is one of those quirky, "you've got to stop here" kinds of places. The site is well done, there's a small parking area, a short walk (less than a quarter mile) on a paved path, and a big granite monument marking the spot. It's selfie gold! The nearby visitor center has a fun stamp to certify that you've been to the center of the Northern Hemisphere (bragging rights unlocked). It's not a long stop, but it's a memorable one. Combine it with a scenic drive or lunch in nearby Wausau, and you've got yourself a fun little Midwest adventure.

This place doesn't seem like it would be very interesting but we had a feeling that it has good…read morevibes so we went. And, per the pamphlet, it's one of four places in the world at this 45° x 90° spot. However I'm not really sure what the significance of it. But, when in Rome you do as the Roman's do. Which is walk out to the middle of nowhere and marvel at the longitude and latitude lol. However, it was the first snow of the season and it's very pretty so I enjoyed it. The short trail is well maintained and I absorbed the cold energy of that spot! Felt invigorating :)

Our kids are loving their weekly music lessons! We've got one learning electric guitar and the…read moreother is taking cello lessons. The teachers are great and very personable. Such a cool place here in Marshfield!

Great bowling alley, good price, me and my friends always have a blast there. Smaller bowling alley…read morebut owner is always nice and respectful.

The bowling alley is in the middle of nowhere. When answering the phone we were talked to as if we…read morewere not even valuable customers.As soon as we walked in we saw an under armour sock near the front door that looked completely disgusting . The place smelled like poop and pee, maybe a mix of the two. Overall, terrible experience and I will never be going to the area of Mosinee ever again. As soon as you cross the bridge the city smells like straight garbage. Would not recommend!!!

Enjoyed a 2 hr horseback ride into the county woods with a guide. The guide and paperwork are very…read moreinformative for the first time rider. It was a nice ride thru the woods. Though the flies were really bad around the horses during the end of June. They kept in contact with you before your ride date to make sure the weather is good for riding as well. The guide at the end of the ride even took a picture of us on our horses. Would ride again, there.

Imagine going back to a simpler time. Ride the trail, picnic by a creek, dinner cooked over an open…read morefire. Cabins without modern day amenities, yet horses greet you at your back window. Enjoy Lynette's steak dinner followed by homemade apple crisp. Feed apples to horses as they wander into camp. Awaken to Lynette returning with homemade biscuits and breakfast egg bake. It is an amazing weekend getaway for those who wish to unplug. We can't wait to return. My daughter is already making plans to return for the kids horse camp week!

Duke's road signs advertise "famous hot beef sandwiches". The claim is justified. Typical…read moreWisconsin roadhouse bar. I tried the Stacker: bread, beef, gravy and homemade mashed potatoes. What's not to like? My wife was surprisingly satisfied with the fish tacos. Definitely a worthwhile stop in beautiful Abbotsford.

The hot beef is great. I can't give it 5 stars today because they didn't have fish tacos or cheese…read morepizza. But hey, I love it. spotted cow is great. suport this place.