Sauk
County Attractions
Sauk County has it all! Known as the "Playground
of the Midwest", Sauk County features the fantastic family
attractions of the Wisconsin Dells; some of the best state parks
, such as Devil's Head State Park; the magnificent architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright in Spring Green and the home of the Ringling
Brothers in Baraboo! And this is just the beginning of Sauk County's
attractions!
Sauk County's beauty and diversified natural areas attract
nature lovers and naturalists from throughout the world to visit
the area's five state parks, ten county parks and 18 state nature
centers, many of which are accessible to cyclists, hikers and
climbers. State, county and private campgrounds located in and
near Sauk County's many natural wonders provide facilities to
meet every campers' needs, from full-service sites with indoor
shower and restroom facilities, food and supplies stores, to primitive
back-packing sites.
Devil's Lake State Park, an Ice Age National Scientific Reserve,
and Natural Bridge State park, both in the Baraboo Hills, offer
spectacular vistas, unique forest ecosystems, breath-taking bluffs
and rock formations. The county is also home to three full-service
downhill ski areas, the 400 Trail and the Ice Age hiking and cycling
Trail.
Sauk County waters invite fishing, swimming, boating, and water
skiing in summer and ice fishing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling
in winter. Along the county's lake shores and the Wisconsin River,
private landings, campgrounds and public parks offer boat and
canoe rentals, picnic areas, restroom facilities and easy access
for fishing and boating enthusiasts.
Here, visitors will find the homes of the legendary Ringling
Brothers and author, August Derleth; naturalist Also Leopold's
sand county cabin, the International Crane Foundation, the State
Historical Society's Circus World Museum, America's first movie
palace - the Al. Ringling Theater, the Museum of Norman Rockwell
Art, the Log Village Museum, the MidContinent Railway, the Merrimac
Car Ferry; and, the Wollersheim winery founded 160 years ago by
Hungarian Count Agoston Harazthy, father of the California wine
industry.
In Wisconsin Dells, where the Wisconsin River flows narrow,
fast and deep, amphibious decks, jet boats and excursion vessels
offer thrilling river rides through towering bluff gorges, and
peaceful, quiet excursions through forest canopied river passages.
Down river, bald eagles soar over the Wisconsin river
At Sauk Prairie where hundreds nest throughout the winter and
many remain year round, competing with anglers for the river's
abundant fish harvest.
Famous as the playground of the Midwest, Wisconsin Dells provides
fun for the entire family with gigantic, indoor and outdoor water
parks, amusement rides, fantastic miniature golf courses, go-cart
tracks, curio shops, museums, riding stables, petting zoos, and
historic space exhibit, helicopter tours, country music theater,
a professional water-ski and thrill show, and adventure parks.
For golf enthusiasts, Sauk County offers a variety of public and
private courses, and golf resorts to choose from.
In Spring Green, at the southern tip of Sauk County, where
internationally acclaimed architect Frank Lloyd Wright established
the Taliesen Fellowship, visitors will find a thriving artists'
colony. Picturesque historic commercial buildings house artists
and artisan's studios and galleries, specialty shops and noted
dining establishments.
After-hours entertainment in Sauk County ranges from historic
bistros and headlining casino theater productions, to the Wisconsin Opry, and Spring Green's nearby American Players Theatre. In Sauk
County, visitors can enjoy quick family meals
to elegant riverside dining and there are lodging accommodations
to fit everyone's needs.
For a special day's trip or a vacation get-away, Sauk County
is the place that will keep you coming back for more!
Museums and Historical Sites
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Circus World Museum
426 Water Street, Baraboo
608-356-0800
Located at the original winter headquarters of the Ringling Bros.
Circus in Baraboo, the State Historical Society's Circus World
Museum entertains "Ladies and gentlemen and children of all
ages" with live circus performances; carousel, elephant and
pony rides; the world's largest collection of circus wagons; the C.P. Fox Wagon Restoration Center, where expert craftsmen painstakingly
restore historic parade vehicles; clowns, elephants and calliopes
on parade; detailed animated miniature circus displays; special
presentations featuring the Story of the Ringling Brothers, the
Art of the Circus, A Century of Spectacle, and wild animal master,
Gunther Gebel-Williams, The Man and the Legend. Open daily year
round.
Pioneer Log Village and Museum
Hwys. 23 & 33, Reedsburg
6908-524-2850
Bring a picnic lunch or just take a leisurely tour of this village's
fully restored and authentically furnished log homes, built about
1850; log library, blacksmith shop country school and country
store; and, the cemetery and log-constructed Missouri Synod Lutheran
Church, built in 1876. Visitors will enjoy tours through three
museum buildings containing farming artifacts, furnished pioneer
kitchen living room and bedroom, and an apothecary shop. The museum's
collection includes memorabilia of territory Indians and military
items, photographs tools, furniture, guns, clothing, spinning
wheels and much more. Operated by the Reedsburg Historical Society,
the museum is open Saturdays and Sundays, Memorial Day weekend
through September, also Fourth of July and Labor Day, 1:00 p.m.
- 4:00 p.m.. Tours on request.
Museum of Norman Rockwell Art
227 S. Park Street, Reedsburg
608-524-2123
Visitors to this museum will delight in viewing its collection
of almost 4000 original magazine covers, calendars, story illustrations,
advertisements and other memorabilia depicting every slice of
Americana from the pre-World War I era to modern rock, all captured
by the brush of Norman Rockwell.
The Dells Auto Museum
Hwy. 12, Wisconsin Dells
608-254-2008
See vintage autos from 1901 to 1990 - always changing, ever new
- at the Dells Auto Museum. Displays include Indy 500 pace cars
and convertibles, antique doll, toy, license plate and clothing
collections.
Al. Ringling Theatre
136 Fourth Ave., Baraboo
608-356-8864
Step back to this theatre's timeless setting of quiet, red-carpeted
hallways into a spacious auditorium encircled with golden carved
theatre boxes and rich tasseled draperies. Opened in November,
1915, "The Prettiest Playhouse in America" is a plush
and gilded original that and remains unchanged today. Movies still
flicker across the big screen, and local theatre and performance
groups take their turns on the stage every season.
Tours of the Al. Ringling Theatre offer a unique mix of entertainment,
education and fun! Tours begin with the lobby and auditorium and
then visitors also get a peek backstage at the original lighting
system and one of the last hemp-and-sandbag rigging systems in
the nation. A private concert of the mighty Barton organ completes
the visit. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places
in 1976, the theatre is open daily, year-round.
Sauk County Historical Museum
At the Jacob Van Orden Mansion
531 Fourth Ave., Baraboo
608-356-1001
Housed in a 14 room Tudor Revival style mansion built for Baraboo
banker Jacob Van Orden in 1903, the Sauk County Historical Museum's
collection of Sauk County memorabilia is displayed in twenty different
areas on all four floors of the mansion. Major displays include
Devil's Lake, native American, Pioneer, Military, Textile and
Architectural collections, among others. The exterior and interior
remain as they were in 1903, with original woodwork, flooring
and wall treatments, five fireplaces, marble sinks, original light
fixtures, pocket doors and original maid and butler pantries.
Open from the first Saturday in May to the second Sunday of September
every day except Monday from Noon to 5:00 p.m. Tours are available
by appointment from mid-may to mid-October.
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Devil's Lake State Park
Cty. Hwy. DL, Baraboo
608-356-8301
Along the Ice Age Trail, with spectacular views from 500 foot
cliffs, miles of hiking trails, hundreds of campsites, mountain
bike trails, great climbs and more, Devil's Lake State Park is
Wisconsin's premiere natural vacation destination for hiking,
rock climbing, picnicking, camping, swimming, fishing boating,
boating rentals, and cross-country skiing. Call for camping reservations.
Parfrey's Glen
County Hwy. DL, Baraboo
608-356-8301
About four miles east of Devil's Lake State Park, where Parfrey's
Glen Creek cuts through layer upon layer of ancient rock, fragile,
rare and enchanting plants and flowers await your discovery. At
its uppermost point, the glen's walls rise 100 feet above the
rushing stream below. Along the almost mile-long path through
the glen, the walls reveal the history of its creation; with sandstone
layers compressed from ancient sandy beaches, embedded with pebbles
and boulders of "plum pudding stone' - conglomerate, quartzite
rock. Awestruck by its special beauty, visitors return again and
again to experience its enchantment.
Natural Bridge State Park
Cty. Hwy. C, Leland
608-356-8301
Discover one of the oldest sites of human habitation in the Midwest,
where soot from the campfires of the earliest inhabitants, 10,000
to 12,000 years old, is still visible on the soft sandstone walls.
Established in 1973, Natural Bridge State park encompasses about
530 acres, including a 60-acre scientific area. A self-guided
nature trail explains the many ways native plants were used throughout
history by Native Americans and early European settlers. A two
mile hiking trail passes through the woods to the Bridge and outcropping
where the signs of the earliest inhabitants, dating back to almost
9000 B.C. have been discovered. Animal remains found at the site
to-date include 15species of mollusks, and 50 vertebrate species
including remains of passenger pigeon, turkey, elk, wolf, bobcat,
fisher, marten and mountain lion.
Mirror Lake State Park
State Highway 23, Wisconsin Dells
608-254-2333
Named for its calm waters, sheltered from rippling winds by sandstone
bluffs formed by Dell Creek after the last glacier turned it north
to Wisconsin Dells, Mirror Lake offers a tranquil setting for
a romantic canoe ride, a refreshing swim or a lazy day "gone
fishing." The trail system includes a labeled nature trail
that explains the flora and fauna encountered along the way through
this extraordinarily beautiful park. With 144 family camp sites,
miles of hiking, off-road bike trails and cross country ski trails,
Mirror Lake State Park is a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts
and naturalists alike.
Man Mound Country Park
Man Mound Road, Baraboo
608-546-5011
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this county
park features a rare, man-shaped effigy mound with parking, picnic
area and playground.
Ice Age Trail
Parfrey's Glen to Devil's Lake, Baraboo
Part of the 1000 mile Wisconsin Ice Age Trail, the Sauk county
segment is a wooded and grassy trail that climbs runs from Parfrey's
Glen and the Ice Age loop and the top of the East Bluff of Devil's
Lake. Along the path, visitors will find spectacular views of
the landscape and the Wisconsin River to the south. Approximately
four miles long, the trail takes about three hours to hike.
400 State Recreation Trail
Reedsburg - Elroy
800-844-3507
Stretching for 22 miles along the Baraboo River between Reedsburg
and Elroy, the 400 Trail is Wisconsin's newest hiking/biking trail.
Built on an abandoned railroad grade with packed limestone screenings
and planked surface bridges, this smooth riding trail takes an
easy path through flat, hilly and forested beauty. In addition
to the hiking, biking trail, a 7-mile horse trail parallels the
main trail between Wonewoc and Lavalle. In winter, the trail offers
snowmobilers easy-riding through snow-flocked forests and crystal
prairies.
White Mound County Park
Hwy. 23, Between Reedsburg and Spring Green
608-546-5011
This 1100-acre park surrounds White Mound Lake, named for a vanished
village located south of the park where mounds of white-appearing
limestone were found. An abandoned limestone kiln can still be
seen in the park. The park provides 70 camping units, 30 electrical
sites, pay showers, fire rings, picnic tables, grills, toilet
facilities, water supply, a horse campground, riding trails, boat
ramp, and beach. The park also offers an extensive system of nature,
cross-country skiing and snowmobile
trails. Open for camping April through October, weather permitting.
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International Crane Foundation
E-11376 Shady Lane Road, Baraboo
608-356-9462
Meet the cranes, among the largest, rarest and most beautiful
birds on earth, including the American Whooping Crane, America's
tallest bird; the leading example of the International Crane Foundation's
success in saving these near-extinct species. Here, in the only
place in the world where these magnificent birds are exhibited
in a natural setting, you can talk with the human chick parents
as they feed and exercise their brood, view museum displays, slide
shows and videos of the center's world-wide conservation efforts,
and watch a crane demonstrate flight over the center's restored
prairie. Open daily, May 1 to October 31, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Crane demonstration flights at 11:45 a.m. Guided tours at 10:00
a.m., 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. daily, Memorial Day through Labor
Day, and on weekends in May, September and October. Self-guided
tours featuring adult birds, restored savanna/prairie or marsh
available May through October.
MidContinent Railway
North Freedom
608-522-4261
Take a memorable seven-mile, 50-minute round trip on a former
branch of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad built in 1903.
Climb aboard, smell the coal smoke and listen to the whistle of
a classic steam locomotive as it chugs through the forested Baraboo
River Valley. At the turn-around point you'll have a chance to
view inside the engine and visit with the engineer and fireman.
Trains depart from an historic, restored 1894 depot. The Museum
grounds and building house more steam engines, vintage railroad
coaches, freight cars and cabooses. Trains depart daily form May
29 through September 6, weekends from May 8 through September
26, at 10:30, 12:30 p.m., 2:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The Museum is
open daily 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Special events include:
the autumn Color Train in October, The Santa Express in November,
and the Snow Train, in February. Call for special train departure
information.
Bald Eagle Watch
Sauk Prairie
608-643-4168
During the winter, hundreds of eagle's roost, soar, and fish along
the banks of the Wisconsin River at Sauk Prairie. Every year,
during the first three weekends in January, Sauk Prairie hosts
Bald Eagle Watching Days, giving visitors up close views of these
once-endangered national symbols from riverside vantage points.
Call 800-68EAGLE for eagle watching dates, times and locations.
Wollersheim Winery Tours
7876 Hwy. 188, Sauk Prairie
608-643-6515
Visit the Wollersheim Winery, founded in the 1840's by Hungarian
Count Agosto Harazthy, father of the California wine industry.
Springing from the earth, the winery's 130 year-old building is
seeded into the side of a hill. Clusters of deep purple grapes
among rows of lush vines traverse the southwestern slope, with
rosebushes adorning the row ends. Underground, casks of fine wine
rest aging in limestone caves. Hourly tours start in the main
room and continue for 55 minutes followed by a
wine-tasting session. Tours and tastings daily 10:00 a.m. - 5:00
p.m., year-round. Click
here for more information
Tommy Bartlett Thrill Show
560 Wisconsin Dells Parkway, Wisconsin Dells
608-254-2525
The
Dancing Gauchos from Argentina amaze you with their bollo mastery. Spectacular
entertainment on water, on stage and in the sky. Professional water skiers &
daredevil stage acts from around the world. Shows daily 1 :00, 4:30 & 8:30
p.m. (1 p.m. shows begin June 30.) Rain or shine. May 25-Sept 3. Hwy 12.
The Wonder Spot
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-4224
No one stands erect, sees correctly or walks a straight line at
the Wonder Spot. You'll be mystified in this small corner of the
world where the laws of nature seem to have gone awry. The wonder
spot has been delighting visitors since it was accidentally "discovered"
in 1948.
Tommy Bartlett's Robot World and Exploratory
560 Wisconsin Dells Parkway
608-254-2525
See the original Russian MIR Space Station, working robots, virtual
reality worlds and over 100 exciting "hand-on" exhibits
that will fascinate, thrill and educate every member of the family.
Open year-round.
Automotion
Bowman Park, Wisconsin Dells
Gear up for a fun-filled weekend on wheels in mid-May, as Bowman
Park becomes the site of the hottest Auto Show of the year. Over
700 cars, from Ford model T's and vintage classics to T-birds,
rare antiques, and exotic sports cars will be on display, rip-roaring
and raring to go. Activities include a parade of cars, swap meet
and more.
The Great Wisconsin Dells Balloon Rally
Wisconsin Dells
Take off for the great Wisconsin Dells Balloon Rally on the first
weekend after Memorial Day and witness an incredible sail as more
than 90 kaleidoscopic hot air balloons take to the sky. Food and
entertainment add to the fun.
Ochsner Park and Zoo
8th & Park St., Baraboo
608-355-2767
Visit the "Best Little Zoo in the Midwest" where bobcats
gaze down from their tree branch perch, timber wolves lounge in
the shade on a sunny afternoon, black bears dip and frolic in
their pool, and white tail deer, turkeys, swans and ducks browse
the grassy area surrounding a rocky-shored pond. In addition to
species native to Wisconsin, the Ochsner park Zoo is
home to a collection of Capuchin monkeys, llamas, domestic stock,
several species of birds and small mammals. In addition to the
2-acre zoo, this 27-acre park offers three shelters, a picnic
ground, and hiking areas.
Farmers Markets
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Enjoy farm fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, jams,
jellies, preserves, syrups, and more. In season, gardeners will
find a variety of bedding plants, annuals and perennials. Non-gardeners
will find fresh cut flowers and vegetables. Market-goers may also
find unusual art and craft items, music and entertaining street
performers. Sauk County Farmers Markets are held mid-May through
mid-September:
Baraboo - Courthouse Square, Wed. Sat 7:30 - noon
Sauk Prairie - Ni Ki Jinga Park, Sauk City, Sat. mornings
Spring Green - Jefferson St. parking lot, Sat. 9:00 a.m. until
sold.
Wisconsin Dells - Bowman Park, Daily 8:00 a.m. until sold.
Wisconsin Dells Boat Tours Back
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Upper Dells Tours
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-8555
Come
aboard and behold the astounding natural beauty that has brought visitors here
for over 100years. Enjoy 15 miles of unspoiled river scenery with towering
sandstone cliffs and unique rock formations. Explore shore landing walks at
Stand Rock & Witches Gulch. Tours daily Apr 7-Nov 4. Fall colors mid-Sept
thru mid-Oct.
Lower Dells Tours
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-8555
Relive
the river & cruise the Wis. Dells Scenic Riverway of spectacular sandstone
cliffs & rock formations. Learn the colorful past of the Dells,, including
stories of the ghost town-Newport, the J logging era & Indian history &
legends. Scenery that made the Dells famous is seen only on Dells Boat Tours.
Tours daily Apr 7-Nov 4.
Original Wisconsin Ducks Tours
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-8751
Ride
the Original Wisconsin Ducks! Fun & Adventure on Land & Water. Take a
thrilling one-hour, 8 1/2-mile tour on the Wisconsin River, Dell Creek &
Lake Delton. Ride the Ducks over 4 miles of scenic wilderness trails through
Fern Dell, Hop-Along Hill & Red Bird Gorge. Look for the green and white
Ducks in Wisconsin Dells.
Stand Rock
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-8555
The
trademark of the Dells area & one of two shore lands on a Dells Boat Tour.
See the dog make a daring leap across the Stand Rock chasm. Walk, along the
nature trail past unique rock formations & lone of the most beautiful
panoramic views of the Dells Scenic Riverway. The famous Stand Rock is seen only
on Dells Boat Tours.
Wisconsin Deer Park
US Hwy. 12 & State Hwy. 23
Wisconsin Dells
Set out on a family adventure to explore the Wisconsin Deer Park's
deer, elk, buffalo, game birds and other animals. Feed, pet, photograph
wildlife in a truly natural 28-acre park where bucks, does and
fawns nuzzle you and beg for treats.
Lost Canyon Tours
Canyon Rd., Lake Delton
608-253-6942
Experience a family adventure and a
taste of the old west at Canyon Creek. Enjoy the spectacular view
and the great outdoors on horseback or in a quaint horse-drawn
carriage ride through Lost Canyon.
Water Parks
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Noah's Ark
1410 Wisconsin Dells Parkway, Wisconsin Dells
608-254-6351
New - Point of No Return! See who gets there first, Flash Flood! Enjoy
2 wavepools, 2 endless rivers, Black Thunder, Dark Voyage, 34 waterslides,
and 4 Kidde water play areas, including OctoExplorer. Mini-golf, bumper
boats, 4 arcades, restaurants, gift/candy/clothing stores.
Riverview Park and Waterworld
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-2608
The Hurricane hits Riverview Park! The Hurricane is a family raft
ride, fun for all ages. Area's largest selection of U-Drive Em &
amusement rides combined with 30 water activities. Experience the
"Galaxy" rollercoaster. Special kids and nightly tickets
available. Open Memorial Day weekend thru Labor Day weekend.
Family Land Waterpark
Wisconsin Dells
800-800-4997
35 acres of outdoor water excitement. 29 waterslides, 2 Adventure Rivers,
3 kidde water play areas, home of Bay of Dreams Indoor Waterpark-the Dells
largest! No matter what the weather, Family Land's got you covered! An
Awesome Family Water Adventure for every age.
Great Wolf Lodge
608-253-2222
Surf, splash, dip, dive, slide or ride the waves at one of Wisconsin
Dells gigantic waterparks -- one is the world's largest, one offers
a year-round, indoor jungle watery playground; all provide plenty
of parking, fun, food and excitement for the entire family.
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Shipwreck Lagoon Adventure Golf
Wisconsin Dells
608-233-7772
Golf 18 to 54 beautifully landscaped holes. Nestled among rocks, hills,
streams waterfalls and a Cast-A-Way Pirate Ship. Try your skill at our
baseball and softball batting cages, open to all ages! Or experience our Unbelievable
Venturer Super X Simulator - a thrill ride using space age technology.
Open April - October.
Old River Mini Golf
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-8336
This is it! The mini-golf course that is conveniently located right
downtown! Play 9, 18 or 27 holes. Great fun for all ages. Play around
waterfalls, past hand-carved totem poles and beautiful flowers. Located
1/2 block off Broadway on Eddy St., across from the railroad station.
Pirate's Cove
Intersection of Hwys. 12-13-16 & 23, Wisconsin Dells
608-254-7500
The largest Pirate's Cove Miniature Golf course in the USA! 5 different
sets of 18 holes - 90 in all. We'll be you family's favorite place. Play
over, under and around 17 waterfalls that overlook the scenic Dells of the
Wisconsin River. Open April - October.
Timber Falls
Wisconsin Dells
608-254-8414
90 Total Holes - 5 different sets of 18 holes each. The Dells only
mini-golf located on the shoreline of the scenic Wisconsin River. Also the
home of the Timber Wolf Log Ride. Ride around and through thundering
waterfalls, dark and spooky caves, and the Midwest's only active volcano.
Try our "All Day Pass" for unlimited rides and golf.
Riverside & Great Northern Railway
Stand Rock Rd., Wisconsin Dells
Take a pleasant 30-minute ride on America's premier 15" gauge
railroad through the beautiful Dells countryside, behind a steam-powered
locomotive. Open daily 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Memorial Day through
Labor Day, and on weekends in May, September, and October.
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Merrimac Ferry
Hwy. 113
Merrimac
Since the mid-1800's, ferry boats have taken travelers across
the Wisconsin River from Okee in Columbia county to Merrimac in
Sauk county. Operated by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation
since 1933, service is currently provided by the Colsac II, named
after the counties it links across the water. Put in service in
1963, the Colsac II is on the National Register of Historic Places.
The 37 X 80 foot steel craft pulls itself back and forth on two
large cables firmly anchored on each shore. Operating 24 hrs.,
seven days a week, the Colsac II carried autos, trucks, bicycles
and walk-on passengers. Each crossing takes about ten minutes.
Because the State Constitution prohibits toll roads, and the ferry
is an official part of Wisconsin's public highway system, passage
is free. Ferry buffs are urged not to miss the opportunity to
ride when they can, the Colsac II may soon be retired and replaced
by a bridge.
The House on the Rock
Hwy. 23 between Dodgeville and Spring Green
(608) 935-3639
Located in the heart of the Uplands, Wisconsin's number one attraction
plays host to over a half million visitors a year. In the early
1940s a man names Alex Jordan discovered a 60-foot chimnet rock
in the Wyoming Valley. He decided to build a hous on the sandstone
formation called Deer Shelter Rock. The house was built as a weekend
retreat and was never intended to be a tourist attraction. After
people kept coming to see the architectural wonder, Jordan eventually
started taking 50 cent donations. He took all the money received
and put it into creating new buildings and exhibits. Now, 50 years
later, the House on the Rock is home to the 14-room house, 12
specialty shops, the World's Largest Carousel, restaurants and
many other sights and exhibits. So don't miss Wisconsin's #1 attraction,
the House on the Rock, on Highway 23 between Dodgeville and Spring
Green.
Taliesen
Hwy. 23 & Cty. C, Spring Green
608-588-7900
Tour the home and architectural school of the world-renowned architect
Frank Lloyd Wright. The complex includes six Wright structures including Wright's home
and Hillside School, and Visitor Center. Open May through October 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and April,
November and December from
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