Located in Northwestern Wisconsin right off Interstate-94 and just 30 minutes south of Eau Claire, Osseo is bursting with the kind of small-town hospitality you want to experience on your next trip. With rolling hills of farmlands and...
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The High Bridge is Eau Claire’s used to be the newest footbridge, yet it also holds the honor of being the city’s oldest railroad bridge. Sitting 80 ft above the Chippewa River, it offers unique views of city life. If you like high...
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The more commercial part of our Midwest Indie City. Plan a trip to the mall, a nice dinner with family or friends, or perhaps treat yourself to a night wandering the aisles of Super Target. With great apartments, yoga rooms, and...
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There is no denying that Carson Park is an Eau Claire favorite across all generations. From visiting the Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox statues up at the Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum, to fishing down at Braun's Bay, Carson Park...
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This bridge took the top spot on the Wisconsin Department of Tourism’s list of “11 Unique Wisconsin Bridges You Have to See.” Connecting the North side of to the South side of the Eau Claire River, the S Bridge is one of the most...
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Rod and Gun Park in Eau Claire is one of the most unique community parks in the City. While Rod and Gun is a relatively small park at 36 acres, it is one of the most visited. Rod and Gun Park is a 36-acre community park located on Eau...
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The City of Altoona is right around the corner from Eau Claire, east on Highway 12. In addition to natural beauty and small town hospitality, Altoona is well known for its focus on outdoor recreation. This community is bustling with...
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The Town of Union is only a five-minute drive from the city of Eau Claire. In addition to beautiful natural scenery and small town hospitality, the Town of Union is known for its large music festivals. Partake in events like Country...
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Another iconic bridge of the Chippewa River State Trail, the Clairemont Footbridge offers views you simply cannot beat. Crossing over the Chippewa River, it's located near Roadside Diner. Get exposure to nature when walking or biking...
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Eau Claire loves its craft brews, that's for sure. Luckily, we have plenty of places to indulge in our love for beer. No matter your preference in beer or atmosphere, Eau Claire will have something for you.
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Home to beloved concert series, Sounds like Summer by Volume One and iconic bridge of the Chippewa River State Bike Trail, Phoenix Park is a home to pets and humans alike. Taking a stroll through Phoenix Park could help you stumble...
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Welcome to Wisconsin, where cheese is more than just food… it’s family! And what better way to eat cheese than deep fried and shared with friends. Eau Claire locals have been around the cheese block a time or two and wanted to let you...
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The heart of Eau Claire is nestled right along the confluence of the Chippewa and Eau Claire Rivers. This area is full of all kinds of art, hip bars and restaurants, live music galore and possibly the friendliest, most alternative cast...
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There is never a lack of live music in Eau Claire. You will find plenty of local talent playing across the city and throughout the year at concert series, coffee shops and restaurants. But famous musician also frequent Eau Claire’s...
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From entertaining musical performances by the award-winning UW-Eau Claire music program, to weekend-long annual events, there's no shortage of things to do on campus. Just steps outside the campus boundaries, you can enjoy great local...
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It's no secret that the city of Eau Claire has a rich history. If you're interested in historic buildings as well as enjoying great scenery, then you should make it a point to visit the Third Ward. Located within walking distance of...
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Eau Claire, Wis., knows a thing or two about the lawn game kubb. Okay, it knows a lot about kubb. In fact, Eau Claire is the official “Kubb Capital of North America.” The city hosts the annual U.S. National Kubb Championships, set for...
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Eau Claire would not be the city it is without the pristine natural resources we're so lucky to have, so, of course, the people of Eau Claire love to take advantage of them. With miles and miles of trails to explore, you'll happily...
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The hammocker’s dream location is Owen Park. Centrally located between UW – Eau Claire’s campus and downtown Eau Claire, Owen Park is home to a classic Eau Claire music venue, bike trail and one of the many playgrounds in our area....
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Putnam Park is a 230-acre natural area owned by UW-Eau Claire. Most of the park is forested, although there is a small marsh area at the eastern end of the park and a small prairie area at the western end. Most of the park's land was...
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Whether you're a fisherman looking for a good fishing spot or an adventurer looking for a rope swing to jump from, Dells Pond is the perfect place for outdoor recreation. Pedestrians have access to the pond by the public boat landing...
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Just three miles from the heart of downtown Eau Claire and situated along the Eau Claire River, River Prairie Park is an up-and-comer gathering spot for outdoor music, creative cuisine and fun for the whole family (pets, too!). This...
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This historic district is home to some of Eau Claire’s best parks, including Carson Park, where Hank Aaron played in the summer of 1952 before going pro. Today, the park boasts two history museums, stunning views of Half Moon Lake and...
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A short walk from Barstow Street, Eastside Hill Neighborhood is almost entirely residential, making it one of the most community-centric destinations on this list. With community gardens throughout and Little Free Libraries scattered...
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Boyd Neighborhood Park consists of more than seven acres. Along with the play equipment, off-street parking, and recreational area, it also offers areas of shoreline fishing. In addition is a pedestrian bridge that grants access to...
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Chippewa Falls is a welcoming town, full of adventure, just a short drive from Eau Claire. Whether you're looking for a zoo in the summer or a Christmas Light Village in the winter, Chippewa Falls will not disappoint. With locally...
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A unique multi-use, multi-tenant facility, located on a scenic site along the banks of the Eau Claire River. Banbury Place is a lot more than 1,900,000 square feet of floor space. It is Eau Claire's most well-known industrial landmark....
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Pablo Center operates in support of a mission that is focused on augmenting and developing regional education opportunities in the performing and visual arts for people of all ages and backgrounds. The center offers the region a...
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