What's your favorite Wisconsin city? (Milwaukee, Green Bay: home, school, to live)

[dreamhunter65]

Should I bring up the 1 horse towns or shall I say 1 bar towns blink missed em.
Josh you know Medford, Westboro you know what talking about as they are surrounded by them. Talking Ogema,Tripoli, and such up north more.

Closer to where I grew up have Arnold 1 bar that is no longer, Donald bar burnt down, Hannibal unsure anything left there besides post office.

[JoshB]

I love those little towns up there though! Side of the road sweet corn stands etc. You can leave your door unlocked.

[jlomcc]

Point Place, Wisconsin is my favorite city in Wisconsin. Though I do have to say its not the same as it was in the 70's.

[Drover]

Madison for a relatively urban atmosphere but without Milwaukee's grit; Sauk City/Prairie du Sac/Baraboo area has some unbeatable scenery for mid-state, especially in the fall.

[JoshB]

Originally Posted by Drover

Madison for a relatively urban atmosphere but without Milwaukee's grit; Sauk City/Prairie du Sac/Baraboo area has some unbeatable scenery for mid-state, especially in the fall.

I actaully went for a ride yesterday. Left Portage got on 39 South hit 60 went through Lodi then went through Prairie du Sac and Sauk City. Then hit 12 west to Baraboo. It took me about 2-3 hours total. very nice drive! I will post some pictures later.

[Suzanne1945]

That would be Door County. Since there are several towns within the county, take your pick depending on your likes or dislikes--St. Bay (shopping), Egg Harbor (water, speciality shops); Fish Creek (more speciality shops, great landscape); Sister Bay (Al Johnson's/restaurants); Ellison Bay (beauty); and Gills Rock (ferry, snow). That's only side (western edge) of the Door. Don't forget Highway 57 Institute (small, small); Valmy; Jacksonport (Lake MI); and Baileys Harbor (golf, water, restaurants, cabins). You couldn't go wrong with any decision. But, remember you must like snow, snow, snow in the Winter.

[JoshB]

Originally Posted by Suzanne1945

That would be Door County. Since there are several towns within the county, take your pick depending on your likes or dislikes--St. Bay (shopping), Egg Harbor (water, speciality shops); Fish Creek (more speciality shops, great landscape); Sister Bay (Al Johnson's/restaurants); Ellison Bay (beauty); and Gills Rock (ferry, snow). That's only side (western edge) of the Door. Don't forget Highway 57 Institute (small, small); Valmy; Jacksonport (Lake MI); and Baileys Harbor (golf, water, restaurants, cabins). You couldn't go wrong with any decision. But, remember you must like snow, snow, snow in the Winter.

I seen your current location on your profile and had to ask. Where about in Tennessee are you from? I was actaully looking at relocating to the Bristol, TN and Boone, NC areas. Just wondering????

[SportFury59]

JoshB and Dreamhunter mentioned Medford and area....Hey, how about Perkinstown? Actually my favorite is Iola, especially the 2nd weekend in July......Iola Old Car Show & Swap Meet.

[dreamhunter65]

Perkinstown is another blink missed it area..tubing and such think still happens at ski hill but the tobbagen run is no longer.

[JoshB]

dreamhunter & sportfury,

I'm sorry I'm not to familiar with the North Woods. I've heard of Iola's car show though. I would like to get up to some Northern towns this year. Thanks for pointing them out.