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Lake Geneva: "In the Center of It All”
Airdates: Mar 20-21, 2010
Lake Geneva is and has pretty much been a resort town. Once the summer home to people such as the Wrigley’s and Morton’s (of Morton Salt fame) the stately mansions can still be seen along Geneva Lake. In this episode you’ll discover how you can “walk and gawk” at the luxurious homes, enjoy the beauty of the lake or uncover some unique places to shop in the city’s quaint downtown area.
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Wisconsin’s Great Outdoors
Airdates: Mar 13-14, 2010
One of Wisconsin’s biggest attractions is the great outdoors with its beauty and recreational opportunities that visitors can enjoy naturally. And one way to get really close to nature is to go camping at one of the state’s independently owned campgrounds. They offer a lot more than just a place to park your RV. And you’ll also discover how the state and Native American tribes are working together to preserve Wisconsin’s natural treasures.
More Info: Lac du Flambeau Area
(Lac du Flambeau, WI
2010 DW Destination), Wisconsin Association of Campground Owners
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Viroqua: "Door to the Driftless Area”
Airdates: Feb 27-28, 2010
The beauty of what the glaciers left untouched starts in Viroqua. Known as the “Door to the Driftless Area”, Viroqua will open your eyes to the gorgeous Kickapoo Valley in southwest Wisconsin. The people and the culture of the area are as diverse and vibrant as the pristine streams, hills and valleys that welcome you to the area.
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Wisconsin’s Premier Public Golf Courses
Airdates: June 6-7, 2009; Feb 20-21, 2010
Wisconsin is known for its beautiful landscapes, unique terrain, and friendly people…all things that help make it a great place for that beloved pastime, golf! In this hard-hitting episode of Discover Wisconsin, we’re visiting three golf courses that are among the top-ranked in the state – and are each open for the public to enjoy. We’ll dive into the rich history of the Golf Courses of Lawsonia, go behind-the-scenes of a colorful golf hole at SentryWorld, and explore one of the state’s newest and most anticipated courses, the Wild Rock Golf Club. We’ll even pick up a few great tips along the way. Join Stephanie and special guest Gary D’Amato as we discover Wisconsin’s Premier Public Golf Courses.
More Info: Golf Courses of Lawsonia, WI
(2009 DW Destination), SentryWorld, WI
(2009 DW Destination), Wilderness Hotel and Golf Resort
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2010 DW Destination) |
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Art for Everyone in Wisconsin
Airdates: Feb 13-14, 2010
This week’s episode of Discover Wisconsin will take you on a tour of four unique and special art museums in Wisconsin. You will discover there’s more to a museum than just paintings on a wall. Art museums in the state are gearing their programs to families with special interactive sections and art parks for the kids. We’ll give you a taste of what you can experience at art museums in Milwaukee, Racine, Sheboygan and Wausau.
More Info: John Michael Kohler Arts Center-Sheboygan, WI
(2008 DW Destination), Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum - Wausau, WI
(2008 DW Destination), Milwaukee Art Museum - Milwaukee, WI
(2008 Choice Destination), Racine Art Museum - Racine, WI
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Northernaire – The Resurrection of a Northwoods Icon
Airdates: Feb 6-7, 2010
A true northwoods icon, Northernaire Resort in Three Lakes is an ideal vacation destination for your whole family. On this episode of Discover Wisconsin, we’ll take a trip back to the mid-1900’s, to find out why the famous luxury hotel was a favorite vacation destination of Hollywood stars like Chevy Chase and Dan Akroyd, and boasted big-name entertainers like Bob Hope and Barbara Mandrell. Northernaire has recently undergone a major facelift, and with just one step through the entrance you’ll see why it once again deserves to be known as “The Waldorf of the Wildness.” We’ll also show off the area surrounding Northernaire, highlighting the 108 miles of shoreline on the world’s largest chain of freshwater lakes. Plus, we’ll venture into the Town of Three Lakes to see all it has to offer, including a trip to the Three Lakes Winery, home of Wisconsin’s very first cranberry wine. We’ll also check out a unique collection of historic gas pumps and other petroleum memorabilia at the Northwoods Petroleum Museum will make you want to book your trip to Three Lakes before the credits roll. All this and more as we discover “Northernaire – The Resurrection of a Northwoods Icon.”
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America's Dairyland - Wisconsin Traveler’s Guide
Airdates: Jan 30-31, 2010
When it comes to the best of the best, there’s no place like Wisconsin. For nearly two centuries Wisconsin has been known for its finely crafted cheeses. For those curious travelers and connoisseurs who are looking for the tastiest concoctions the state has to offer, pick up a Wisconsin Traveler’s Guide from the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board and follow us on a tour of artisan cheese shops and meet some of the best cheesemakers from across the state. Discover what truly sets us apart in terms of taste and quality, and sample the award winning products that they have to offer. We’ll help get you started on a delicious journey through Wisconsin!
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Wisconsin Birding: From the Country to the City
Airdates: Jan 16-17, 2010
If you spend anytime in Wisconsin’s great outdoors you can’t help but notice the sights and sounds of the birds. More than four hundred species either breed or migrate in Wisconsin. And whether you’re an ornithologist or just like watching birds while strolling through the park, there’s a place in Wisconsin for you. We’ll take you to a few of them.
More Info: Juneau County
(2008 DW Destination), Prairie du Chien, WI
(2010 DW Destination), Wisconsin Birding
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Portage County - “By Our Very Nature”
Airdates: Aug 1-2, 2009; Jan 2-3, 2010
On this episode of Discover Wisconsin we’re doing Portage County as it’s never been done before. The history of this area stands forefront in its communities and we’ll show you how because you may have missed it… even if it is right in the open and blown up for all to see. A couple local festivals will have you feeling the pride of the area’s residents and visitors alike. Touring the great outdoors of Portage County in all four seasons on land and on water will show you The Lure of the area for families just like your own. Then we’ll visit attractions celebrating American War Veterans like the Korean War Memorial, and local history like Heritage Park. Restaurant options will delight you as we experience high end dining at places like Christian’s Bistro all the way to coffee houses like Emy J’s. By the end of the show you’ll experience a path known to many, but with secrets following the trail you may not have known, like the Fall Artisan Walk along the famous Ice Age Trail. All of that and a few more surprises along the way on “Portage County: By Our Very Nature.”
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Eagle River- Great Times Come with the Territory
Airdates: July 11-12, 2009; Nov 28-29, 2009
There’s one thing everyone should know about Eagle River. It’s a special place to visit any time of the year, not just summer. On this week’s episode, you’ll discover the joys of riding the trails in the Snowmobile Capital of the World or the many outdoor activities you can experience on the world’s largest chain of 28 connected lakes. From the USA Pond Hockey Championships and the National Championship Musky Open to the many family oriented special events held year round. Whatever activity you enjoy, you’ll find it in Eagle River.
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