Pretty cool little excursion in LaCrosse. Easy drive up. Not a lot of signs alerting which…read moreparking lot is for the highest vantage point so my tip to you: drive through the open gates and drive until you see a parking lot with a gazebo-esque type outdoor building and that will be the highest point. Quick walk out to the edge. Some wild flowers added to the experience. It was a beautiful morning. Very clear and we were able to see the Mississippi river, Minnesota and of course Wisconsin. Worth taking the half hour to take in this view.

10/14/23 - we were in LaCrosse and saw that there was an overview of LaCrosse from the bluff. You…read moreneed to drive up a short distance to an overview that gives you a great panoramic view of the city below. In addition you can see the Mississippi River w/LaCrosse on one side & Minnesota on the other side. Such a beautiful overview of the town, trees, hills, Mississippi River, train tracks & an eagle soaring above the cities on the wind currents (so cool & majestic) Granddads Bluff is a short run uphill to an overlook going through a hairpin turn on the way to the overlook. Great way to spend a few minutes seeing the sights below w/the beginning of the fall colors. It would have been nicer coloration in a few more days

Totally loved this Wisconsin state park that is nestled right on the waterways of the Mississippi…read moreRiver overlooking the Minnesota bluffs and a great sunset. The town is super cute for a bite to eat but this park is just 15 minutes north of lacrosse and totally worth it. I wish we had more time to explore the trails but it is one of my favorite state parks with new paved roads and so much wildlife to see with trains passing by too. Great camping spot to go to once a year and worth the drive!

The highlight of this park is the hike up Brady's bluff. Not an easy climb but the views are worth…read moreit. We climbed from the north and descended to the south. This was a good choice on this sunny and hot day since there was shade going up the stairs from the north. We followed the river side path back to the nature center from where we started. Be warned there is a lot of poison ivy along the river path. If we had kayaks or canoes they also have a very nice route through the nearby bay. Camping is available as are some picnic areas. A solid state park experience.

Our Pool is awesome! I learned to swim here, and all in all, it's a great little get away during…read morethose hot summer days. Not many 1,000 person towns have their own pool, and this is just one more "Lions Club" projects that really makes Trempealeau a great place.

Very nice pool and nice facility. They hosted 2017 Regionals Final LCM…read more Lots of room to put up tents and a very cool deck for the parents to put lawn chairs.

Nice 1 1/2 hour cruse up and down the Mississippi River. This was a lunch cruse that started at…read more11:00. You could either do the cruse with food, or without. We shared the boat with about 25 people and all of us had the meal. It was early spring, so I'm sure the boat fills up as the weather improves and travelers are out and about. Our lunch was sliced turkey, Swedish meatballs with potatoes and carrots. The turkey was hand carved and the rest was buffet style. Food was decent and there was plenty available. Coffee and tea were included, but other beverages, including a full bar, was available for a charge. The trip itself was nice. The highlight was going through a railroad bridge. (Twice - going up and down) A large section of the bridge has to turn to open a space for the boat to go through. Otherwise the views were a bit pedestrian, some nice homes along the river and a few uninhabited islands. There were some bird watchers on our trip who got really excited when they spotted a couple of Eagles nesting in a tree along the river. The captain does a nice job as a narrator/guide to bring the area to life with interesting stories and historical facts. Overall this is a nice relaxing trip. Sit back and learnt some history of the area and Mississippi River, and enjoy the ride. It's always fun to be on the water! Glad I did the trip, probably wouldn't need to do it again.

Me and my wife were not thrilled with our experience. It was way too crowded at dinner tables. We…read morewere smooshed and older man kept bumping my wife's arm while eating and waitress forgot my drink. We should have been more spread out at tables - not at full capacity. Also , the prime rib was over done and chicken was pinkish. People were a tad snooty also.

This is a small over look with an AMAZING view. Well worth the stop…read more It has plenty of parking and is just a short walk from there.

It was super cold otherwise I would have explored further, but nice parking lot, well paved main…read moretrail with little random paths going off into the woods for the more adventurous. Great panoramic views of Winona.

awesome place for seniors also, have some great exercise classes, only down side is no notice if a…read moreclass is cancelled sometimes . Love the water exercise classes and chair yoga classes. Everyone is very nice and helpful

I swim at the pool every other day and use the treadmill and machines the other days. When I have…read moreneeded help on machines, someone has always come and helped and did not make me feel stupid at 68, younger people can due that without even knowing they are. All the young staff I feel are well-trained and very friendly. But today, 6/9 AM, a new gal was a life guard she sat on the bench waiting with her friend to get a lane for laps A young man was on the guard chair. She sat for a while with her friend on the bench and was on her phone, looking down and not at the pool at all. She climbed up the second guard chair when exercise class started and ate a cookie it did not look good! I hate to complain but when anyone is in pool and they are on deck full attention should be on pool. TY

My family and I always come here to bowl when we visit Wisconsin! The food is surprisingly…read moredelicious too. It's a step above traditional bar food, in my opinion. I'd highly recommend the cheese curds! If you're coming with younger children, they have a few candy/claw machines that my daughters enjoyed. They also have a bowling ramp that my 3-year-old used, and it made her whole experience easier! There was only one thing that was a little annoying about this last trip. We came in 3 separate groups and communicated that we needed our checks split among the 3 of us. Instead of billing us for what we each ordered, they split the entire amount equally in 3 ways. We reimbursed each other via Venmo, but it was a hassle that could've been prevented. The gentleman who did this left, and then the guy who checked us out had no idea what was going on.

Enjoyed a relaxing lunch with family. I tried the taco salad in a fried tortilla bowl. My daughter…read moretried the chicken dumpling soup and she devoured it. Good place for large groups and for kids. We love the pull tabs and the duck claw game near the bowling alley. Great service!