Trempealeau County
It's Hard to Spell, But Vacations Well!

Scenic Trempealeau County has so many things to see and do -- it's a great place to live or to visit! From historic communities, the mighty Mississippi, majestic bluffs and rolling hills, to all the outdoor recreational opportunities, it's no wonder that Trempealeau County in southwestern Wisconsin has become a popular vacation destination.

Outdoor Activities

Trempealeau County's eight lakes along with the Mississippi River and numerous rivers and streams provide water recreation to suit everyone's interests. You can boat, water ski, canoe, swim, rent a houseboat or fish for rainbow and brook trout which are abundant in the cold water streams and rivers or fish for panfish and walleye in the Mississippi. Camping in the state parks or on a sandbar in the Mississippi is a popular attraction, as are golfing, tennis, sightseeing, walking and picnicking!

Biking, hiking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling and exploring are fun activities along the scenic Great River Road, which also travels through the Trempealeau National Wild Like Refuge. The Trempealeau National Wild Life Refuge provides a unique opportunity to view an unusual abundance and variety of plants and animals.

With about thirty percent of the county's land area covered by forests, these woodland habitats support a wide range of wildlife including whitetail deer, black bears, fox, coyotes, wild turkey, grouse, pheasants, raptors and songbirds. The country's whitetail deer ranges extends more than fifty-five percent of the county (over 410  square miles), much of which is accessible for public hunting.  In the Fall, thousands of migrating waterfowl draw hunters to this area.

Trempealeau County's scenic drives, back roads, and trails provide easy access to spectacular views of the countryside, mountainous bluffs, waterways, wildlife, historic communities and the peaceful Amish countryside.

Area Attractions

• Great River Road & Great River State Bicycle Trail

• Historic Trempealeau

• Lock and Dam # 6

• Long Lake Canoe Trail

• Parrot State Park

• Trempealeau National Wild Life Refuge

• Scenic Drives

Dining, Shopping & Lodging

A full-range of delightful eating awaits you in Trempealeau County. From the Midwest's number one ranked diner/cafe, recognized for its home cooked meals and pies, to great ethnic foods, supper clubs and steakhouses and romantic meals at country inns, you won't go hungry in Trempealeau County. Shoppers enjoy a wide variety of ethnic crafts, handmade items and collectibles, specialty shops and antique stores. After a busy day, visitors can choose from a variety of lodging accommodations including camping on a sandbar or in a state park; or resting in a cottage, motel or hotel; or relaxing in a colonial or  Victorian bed and breakfast inn or in a historic frontier hotel.

 

Trempealeau County

For Unforgettable Experiences and 
Lasting Memories

Visit the Trempealeau County Business Directory for Arcadia, Trempealeau, Osseo, Whitehall, Arcadia, Gale, Galesville, Ettrick, Blair, Independence, Hale, Strum, Preston and neighboring Wisconsin communities

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 Trempealeau County community web page offers information on the area's best shopping, restaurants, real estate listings, used cars for sale, entertainment, hotels, motels, parks, festivals, current events, area attractions with link to business directory, local travel maps and more for Eau Claire, La Crosse, Onalaska, Holmen, Altoona, West Salem, Black River Falls, Mondovi, Arcadia, Osseo, Whitehall, Galesville, Trempealeau, Bangor, Blair, Independence and neighboring Wisconsin communities.