Premier Businesses in Milwaukee, WI
- • Water Is Prevalent Throughout The Course
- • Par Of 72
- • 6,838 Yard Course
- • 18-Hole Public Golf Facility
- • Striking & Comfortable 5,000 Square-Foot Clubhouse
- • Par-71 Layout
- • Lake Erie Fishing Charters & Lodging
- • Drift Fish Or Troll For Walleye-Bass-Perch
- • 2 - 6 - 8 Man Boats & Lodging
Things To Do in Milwaukee, WI
Kettle Moraine State Forest
The Kettle Moraine State Forest consists of northern and southern units that frame Milwaukee. The Northern Unit is less than an hour's drive away from the city and features several biking and hiking trails (including part of the famous Ice Age Trail), campgrounds and fishing and hunting sites.
Pettit National Ice Center
A not-for-profit organization, the Pettit National Ice Center offers public skating as well as lessons in figure skating, hockey and speed skating, as well as the only indoor run/walk track with a Zamboni Crossing sign. This center is an official US Olympic Training Site, and the only indoor sea-level oval in the US available to our country's athletes.
Milwaukee Boat Line
Order tickets in advance or hop aboard a daily public cruise on the Milwaukee Boat Line, which offers the only excursion vessels approved to travel the Milwaukee River, Harbor and Lake Michigan. Take in the beauty of Mil Town and its waterfront aboard an expedition-style yacht, Milwaukee's largest tour vessel or a vintage double-decker.
Milwaukee Art Museum
Take in the celebrated art, dramatic architecture and scenic gardens at the Milwaukee Art Museum, the city's premier destination for art and culture. Whether you only have an hour or the day to spend at the museum, be sure to see the collection highlights of the 1,500 pieces on display. Missed the scheduled drop-in tour? Try the self-guided tours instead.