Point to point half marathon run in LaCrosse, WI in late spring. Course starts on the outside of…read moreLaCrosse on top of Grandad bluff. After a steep descent down the bluff, the course is relatively flat as it winds through largely residential and industrial parts of LaCrosse. Besides the first part of the race, course is not scenic at all (and there are some flat out unenjoyable parts, like running around the sewage treatment facility). Race is part of a larger athletic festival running throughout the weekend in LaCrosse. High quality long sleeve tech t-shirt comes with entry fee and nice medal given to all finishers. Race is relatively expensive for a half (~$70). If you are in the area and looking for a supported spring long run, this might be worth checking out. Note: Review is based on 2014 race.

Great race, with strong community support. Take the shuttle from the LAX Center to the start line…read moreon the bluff. First 1.5-2 miles are downhill with elevation loss of 500 feet, then course levels out and finishes at Riverside Park.

We were camping at Merrick State Park and decided to play here over the weekend. Let's start with…read morethe price. INCREDIBLE DEAL - $45 for a round of 18 with cart is hard to beat. The course itself was well kept and in great shape. However the layout was a bit off for me. Lots of holes right next to each other in the open so people were driving across fairways all day. Nothing too bad and it happens but something to be aware of. They have a nice mix of par 4s and 3s. They do not have a driving range so make sure you warm up before teeing off. The clubhouse was smaller but they've got so balls and tees if you didn't come prepared. Overall a good course for a fantastic price.

This is a fishing pier. A great place to have fun in the outdoors. Sunfish and bass are the most…read moreplentiful in this location. We caught fish all morning long from 8am-10am. Pier is handicap accessible and has plenty of parking. Restroom on site. Great for kids. Bike trail is close to the pier if you want to make a day of it and bike around the lake.

Loved this park. Some short, moderate hikes to get a gorgeous view of the river. I do wish that the…read moretrails were a little better marked, however, It is worth visiting when heading down to Southern Minnesota. The driftless region is amazing. However, it was my second favorite park today. We headed into effigy national monument immediately after, and that was even more breathtaking. They are a great one-two punch if you're driving down from the Twin Cities.

This was a nice spot for a hike. There is a series of trails throughout the park. I did the King's…read moreBluff and North and South Overlooks. There is no shortage of beautiful views and there were plenty of spring wildflowers to make the walk even more stunning! Parking is available at the trailheads, there are some nice picnic spots, and the vault toilets were well kept.

Very nice pool and nice facility. They hosted 2017 Regionals Final LCM…read more Lots of room to put up tents and a very cool deck for the parents to put lawn chairs.

Visited this rink for an ACHA series against UWL. It was UWL's home opener, and the student section…read moreshowed up; however, there was definitely some behavioral issues that I think the rink staff could've handled better before the refs got involved. The glass isn't ideal for photography (too thick & hazy), but if you go up in the stands when the nets are not hanging down, you can get some clear shots. Some of the locker rooms do not have showers, as an FYI to any teams traveling. The concessions had good offerings for reasonable prices.

An older municipal arena that hosts an N3HL team as well as high school and youth hockey. The ice…read moresurface is really well maintained, and the locker rooms were very clean. It only has one sheet of ice, but it has heaters in the stands and a nice snack bar. I bet this place gets rockin during games. We didnt see a skate sharpening machine or pro shop, but they have plenty of food if you are a fan. There isnt much parking, so you may have to park on the street

Surprised to see that there was not a Yelp review done about this place. Me and my wife recently…read morestopped here to check out the trail to the top of Sugarloaf mountain. This hike was pretty easy and it features a nice view at the very top and and even better one if you know basic Mountain climbing. They must have some mountain climbing courses too speaking of it because you can see some hooks into the mountain. Part of the trail does have sand on it but overall I recommend checking this place out. It's easier to get down than get up. Even though there's a parking lot many people prefer to park on the side of the street.

Cool hike, 3 1 miles out and back. Pretty creekside scenic hike. Wide path and nice and smooth…read more Some decent hills to add to the workout!