Beautiful falls that attract tourists and locals. The flow of the falls changes but many photos…read moretaken by families, locals and tourists alike. You can take a trek around the entire falls to view at different angles or stick to the boardwalk if you dont care to walk a narrow trail with rocks and tree roots.

Lovely stop on our way to Ontonagon - even in the rain! The falls are not far from the parking lot…read moreand there is a lot of wooded paths to walk along so you aren't trudging through mud. Would highly recommend stopping by this beautiful waterfall!!

My family has been coming to Saint Germain for 13 years. My son's love Elmer's and look forward to…read morehaving a race and some ice cream- it's always a highlight of the trip. The pricing is fair for the go karts and staff is friendly. They play mini golf too. It's a basic course but a nice break from the track. We don't ride horses so I can't review that part.

We enjoy the go carts. They are fast, well maintained and staff is great. Traditionally we walk…read morenext door for ice cream where the scoops are generous. Shout out for the lactose free vanilla and gluten free cones. On our last visit, Alexis and Kathy were so kind.

A very EASY and fun ride for any age. I highly recommend :)read more

This is a crushed gravel bike path that currently (August 2010) runs 8.5+ miles from Three Lakes,…read moreWI to 4 miles outside of Eagle River, WI. It is scenic, well marked and mostly shady. An easy pedal with not many hills, and features numerous benches, a bridge and two boardwalks. It seems they are hoping to compete the trail to run all the way into Eagle River at some point which will be wonderful.

Great family activity! This is not just a walk through zoo. You get to interact with and feed the…read moreanimals.

Stop going here. Stop bringing your family here. As long as people pay they will continue to…read moreoperate and the animals will continue to suffer. They have giraffes! Yay. NOT. they stand there in a bare exhibit waiting for some fool to pay money to give them carrots. The penguins. Live in a cement enclosure with an umbrella for shade and a nasty green water walk in so they have water. Not even enough to swim. Large animals. Crammed into cages. THIS IS NOT OK PEOPLE. ​

Always helpful for my mower, chainsaws and other needs. Thanks. Usually has the parts on hand.read more

From the owner: Located in Saint Germain Wisconsin, P-Dog Snowmobile Rental and Repair provides Wisconsin with…read moresnowmobile rentals. If you already own a snowmobile, we also have a professional snowmobile repair and servicing shop that will fix or tune-up your snowmobile so you will be ready to hit the trails again in no time. In addition, we also offer small engine repair, service & parts. We look forward to seeing you in Wisconsin. Give us a call or book your appointment online.

Hidden away in Gurney, Wisconsin-it was only a 23 minute (15miles) drive from Copper Falls State…read morePark. Well, you're obviously into waterfalls-why not go to an less travelled waterfalls? Maybe this is a rhetorical question, but we didn't know that this little gem was so close by. Yes, there are steps to view the best vista of the falls. Believe me-it's worth it. Bring your sneakers or hiking boots because you are gonna wanna check out this area and it's not set up for lots of tourists (i.e. dirt trails not asphalt trails). Bathrooms are kinda rustic too. There's a shelter by the parking area. I only wish I could have gotten here by bicycle *sigh*

Very nice experience. Beautiful falls and just a short walk from lot. There are a few stairs.read more

Fun way to spend time away from campground. They have it where you can buy a package for mini golf…read morehorseback riding and go carts for 45.00. The horseback ride was the perfect amount of time for us since we were beginners and we had our foster girls with us so they were nervous. Our guide was so friendly and knowledgeable about the horses. I highly recommend this place.

LOVED THE HORSE BACK RIDING! We had an amazing instructor who engaged in conversation the whole…read moretime! It made it an awesome experience. Sydney - Thank you for being the best and I hope that you enjoy UW River Falls! - From Emma & Grace :)

Highly recommend for a great on water experience. Our sit on kayaks were first class and super…read morecomfortable. Gerry got our group of 70 year old ladies in and out of the kayaks safely and all staff we encountered were super

Girlfriends weekend in Eagle River, WI. We had a blast tubing down the Wisconsin River. Greg our…read moredriver was hilarious and entertaining. He set us up for a great time and was waiting for us at the pick up spot. I highly recommend this relaxing way to spend a summer day - floating!

My family really enjoyed our time and the bikes were great! Thank you so much!…read moreThis is our second time meeting John at the Bearskin trailhead and his bikes seemed ever newer this year. It's such a great trail and so easy to meet him there/ leave the bikes after.

Had a flat tire on my E-bike while on vacation. I called at 9am to see if it could get fixed during…read moreour stay and he got me in right away and had the e-bike fixed while I waited. Such excellent service. I will bring my bikes here whenever I need any e-bike services.

Very easy to make reservations. Loved that the owner rescued all the horses. We had a great time…read more Definitely recommend

You know the horsie rides at the carnival where you have ponies go around in a circle and pay $5 to…read moredo that for a few minutes? Well, that is so lame and a huge ripoff. Might as well be the blue quarter-horse outside the Wal-Mart. Pine Point is located on US-45 about 4 miles north of the main part of Eagle River, which is a touristy town in northern WI. We knew about this place for a while and decided to check it out on our most recent trip up north. For $18 a person ($15 with Facebook promotion) you can ride a real full-sized horse on a real trail for about 45 minutes. They have rides every hour and you might not even need a reservation if it isn't a busy day. It's easy to spot with flags on a string and a sign for "riding stables" pointing to the entrance. We came on a Saturday afternoon thinking it would be crowded but we were the only 4 people at the riding stable. My 6 year old even got to sit on his own horse and being the courageous kid that he is, didn't freak out or want someone to ride with him. I got a perpetually hungry white horse named Silver who, unlike the Lone Ranger's horse, was only out on the trail looking for branches to munch on along the way. I had to prod him along and coax him to stop eating. The guy who gave us the horses warned me that he's a muncher... It was a pleasant ride through the wooded trail that spans the 60 acres of the property. We had a guide lead us along the way and the horses followed her lead horse without us having to so much as steer them once in a while if they had other ideas. And the entire experience was so much worth the money. And don't worry. These are nice horses that won't leave you like Christopher Reeves. We came back after our ride and they even let us stick around to get a few more photos of our horses... especially mine, who posed while chewing a branch from a shrub it found along the way. But as Bruce Springsteen sings: "Everybody's got a hungry horse". So if you're in northern WI looking for something to do, check out Pine Point for a fun horsie ride.