Brimming with natural beauty, unique local culture, and exceptional outdoor opportunities, Hayward is a small northern Wisconsin town that delivers big on memorable vacations. While visiting the Hayward Lakes area, here are some top activities to take in.
1. Explore the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum: Here you will find an extensive collection of fishing related exhibits along with a showcase of the history and culture of fishing. It is the international headquarters for education, recognition, and promotion of fresh water sportfishing. The entire family will enjoy a climb into the world’s largest fiberglass muskie. A must see for any fishing enthusiast!
2. Check out the Lumberjack World Championships: If you are visiting the area end of July/early August, you might want to take in this annual event. The Lumberjack World Championships celebrate the skills of the world’s greatest lumberjacks and lumberjills. Join in on the fun located at the Historic Lumberjack Bowl on the shores of Lake Hayward for a weekend of sawing, speed climbing, axe throwing, log rolling, chopping, and boom running. Yo-Hoo!
3. Downtown Hayward: Stroll through Historic Downtown Hayward and enjoy the many local restaurants, quaint shops, and vibrant arts. Swing by Tremblay’s Sweet Shop or West’s Dairy for some mouth-watering treats.
4. Wilderness Walk: Located just outside Hayward, this family-friendly attraction features animal exhibits, a petting zoo and scenic nature trails. A great destination for all ages to enjoy the animals and outdoors.
5. The Birkie Trail System: Known for its exceptional cross-country skiing in the winter, the legendary Birkebeiner Trail System also offers excellent hiking (walk/run/bike) opportunities during the warmer months. If spokes and pedals are your thing, experience some of the best and most challenging mountain bike and single-track trails in the Midwest.
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