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This episode guides us through four places that welcome you to visit. From Sprecher Brewery and Lambeau Field to Kohler and Wollersheim Winery, we consider these four premier tours adventures you should add to your must-do list.

Are you looking for a waterfront vacation; maybe a sunny island getaway? Well look no further because Lake Superior has you covered! We’re exploring the Apostle Islands inside and out, stand up paddle boarding along the cliffs, kayaking through the sea caves and climbing to the top of the lighthouse towers. Plus we’ll discover what the big and small harbor towns along the way offer, wander through the first Tribal National Park in the US, and see how the true connection to the lake runs deep for area artists, businesses and visitors.

Everywhere throughout the state, Wisconsin’s bicycle enthusiasts are growing in numbers, along with the demand for more trails and road to ride. We’ll be highlighting a few of the “best of the best” areas to not only spin those two – or three wheelers through, but to explore all of the extraordinary amenities they have for visitors to enjoy. And with things like the Nature Grand Valley tour, the Trek Bicycle factory, historic downtown tours, endless miles of trail riding, and more, you’re in for one aerobic treat of Discovering Wisconsin – America’s Bicycleland!

As we make our way back to discover more great times in Eagle River, Emmy takes to the water to learn how to slalom ski. While on the water, we also take a look at why musky hunters really enjoy the World’s Largest Chain of 28 Lakes. In addition to outdoor recreation, Eagle River is full of events throughout the year, including Wisconsin’s #1 Winter Family Fun Festival. Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve been coming for years, you’ll see why Eagle River earned the title of Wisconsin’s Best Up North Town by Wisconsin Trails Magazine.

Wisconsin is truly lucky to have one of the largest lakes in the world right in our backyard, so how could we pass up discovering the best of Lake Michigan? We’re diving deep below for some sunken history, reeling in some trophy fish, and hanging ten—that’s right you can surf on Lake Michigan! Plus we’ll travel the whole coast to explore the amazing harbor towns along the way with the finest beaches, trails, lighthouses, and so much more!

Thinking about the Northwoods, most people most likely relate to snowmobiling and Eagle River. But, as you may or may not know, found nestled into the most northern parts of those Northwoods, and just North Eagle River, is the town of Phelps, Wisconsin – “The Wonders of the Northwoods’. Why is Phelps a Northwoods ‘Wonder’? Because it’s a hidden gem in Wisconsin, where people can go to create family memories and traditions that will live on for a lifetime.

All summer long Wisconsinites head to their local communities for festivals and celebrations. In this episode we’re highlighting some of the unique festivals that celebrate our dairy heritage! Come and join in the fun!

Check one, two, three…The lights are hung, the stage is set, and we’re ready to dance all weekend long! Home to the world’s largest music festival, Wisconsin definitely knows how to put on a show. From rock, country, pop, Christian, jazz and everything in between, you can find great music festivals throughout the summer in every corner of the state. We’re turning it up, and discovering the best of Wisconsin’s music festivals!

As the Ice Age National Scenic Trail winds its way across over 1,000 miles of Wisconsin’s landscapes, it also passes through and near many great communities. These communities take advantage of the recreational opportunities the trail provides as well. We travel from Baraboo and a gem along the trail in Devil’s Lake State Park, past the Ice Age Trail Alliance headquarters on our way to Verona. We then make the turn at the southernmost point of the trail in Janesville as we end up in Whitewater. So much to see and do, let’s get trekking.

From the first spring thaw through the lush greens of summer and even past the beautiful autumn colors, motorcyclists are out riding through scenic Wisconsin. But it’s not just the serene views along the road that make this state an amazing ride; it’s also about the great places to stop along the way! So hold on tight while we take you on a virtual tour of what you might see while “Riding Wisconsin” through four of our favorite destinations.

From the shores of Lake Wisconsin to the banks of Spring Creek, an oasis awaits you in Lodi. We’ll check out the view from the Ice Age Trail and Gibraltar Rock, drive aboard the only free car ferry in the state, the Merrimac Ferry, and head out onto the lake for some boating and fishing. You can also head into town for some shopping or curling, plus help celebrate the town’s mascot at Susie the Duck Day and experience a true tradition, the Lodi Agricultural Fair.

A Northwoods tradition, St. Germain is known for their excellent outdoor recreational opportunities. Visitors will also find tons of shopping, dining, events and activities year-round, including a 4.5 star, championship 18-hole golf course, numerous lakes and trails, and the paved St. Germain Bike & Hike Trail which connects to 32 miles of biking on the Heart of Vilas County Trail.

Where you grew up is always a special place no matter how old you get. In this episode, Emmy takes us around to the places she visited when she was growing up in Racine County – and she may also discover a couple new things along the way as well. From the shores of Lake Michigan on North Beach to the Barn Quilts that dot the rural countryside, Racine County welcomes visitors to their home and will treat you just the same.

ATVing and UTVing are increasing in popularity with outdoor recreationalist. Many have found the thrill of traveling through wooded trails and routes on four wheels. With that, more and more destinations throughout Wisconsin are catering to these enthusiasts.

There are hundreds of bird species in Wisconsin and we’re traveling all over the state to find them! Grab your binoculars, we’re heading to the Mississippi Flyway in Alma, some resorted wetlands in the Oneida Nation, several parks and the Peshtigo River in Marinette County and the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo—the only place in the world where you can see all 15 crane species.

Over the past few decades there’s been an increase in demand for artisan cheese. Much of it due in part to the ever-changing palates of American consumers, but much of it because the cheese simply tastes so scrumptious! Follow along as we highlight some of the Wisconsin cheesemakers who are creating the exciting new cheeses we all love to eat.

Named appropriately, the city of Portage served as the portage area between the Wisconsin and the Fox Rivers. Steeped rich in history, visitors can explore seven historical sites and take a walking tour of the historic downtown, which also features a shopping, dining and events. Recreational opportunities include golfing at several courses, the hiking the Ice Age Trail, and winter activities at Cascade Mountain.

Camping in the great outdoors of Wisconsin has been a family tradition for many, but have you ever been Camping for the Fun of It? You’re in for a treat as we explore eight campgrounds all designed with families, kids and tons of fun in mind. They feature jumping pillows, dunk tanks, mini golf, swimming pools, bicycles, water wars, theme weekends, giant shopping cart rides, and so much more!

We're discovering the many ways to experience Sheboygan. Obviously there's plenty of water recreation on Lake Michigan, including surfing (yes, surfing!). But, did you know Sheboygan's connection to the Summer Olympics? Sheboygan is also the Brat Capital of the World. So, we'll meat (pun intended) some makers and join a celebration.