HEADER W E L C O M E 22 Welcome....................................................2 Public Service Info..................................4 Park..............................................................5 Waterfalls...................................................6 Camping....................................................8 Governor Thompsons State Park..................................................9 Adventure.............................................. 10 Lodging................................................... 11 Dining...................................................... 12 Shopping................................................ 13
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Crivitz Municipal Airport & Golf....................................................... 14
Disc Golf & Bird Watching................ 24 Snowmobiling...................................... 25 Attractions............................................. 27 Dining...................................................... 28 Lodging .................................................. 29
Big Water................................................ 17
Services .................................................. 35
Every effort has been made to make this guide as accurate as possible. We regret any errors or omissions. Cover photo courtesy of: Team Winnebagoland Back Cover photo courtesy of: BRP Ski Doo Photos courtesy of: M. Kailhofer, Wildman Adventure Resort, Jason Brotski, Dan Smeiska, Brandon Olmscheid, Nina Graff, Jennifer Short, Sea Doo, Yamaha Copyright © 2022 Crivitz, WI All Maps © Copyright Crivitz, WI. All rights reserved. The 2022 Crivitz & The Near North Vacationland Visitor Guide may not duplicated in any fashion without expressed written permission from Crivitz. CrivitzRec@hotmail.com
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Crivitz Business Association PO Box 202 Crivitz, WI 54114 Crivitz.com support@Crivitz.com
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Each year Crivitz-area non-profits are able to submit a grant application via the M&M Area Community Foundation’s website. All applications are reviewed by the Crivitz Grant Committee.
1110 10th Ave, Suite L-1 Menominee, MI 49858 (906) 864-3599 mmacf.org
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The Crivitz area holds a special place in the hearts of many area residents and visitors alike. Through the Crivitz Area Giving Fund anyone is able to help enrich our communities for years to come. Because this Fund is permanently endowed, YOUR DONATION will forever make a difference in Crivitz.
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Real Estate ............................................. 31
CRIVITZ AREA GIVING FUND
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Rustic Roads & Fall Colors .............. 19
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The Crivitz Area Giving Fund is a good way to give back to our community!
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Northeastern Wisconsin has an abundance of outdoor activities for your vacation pleasure. The gateway to this playground is Crivitz. Crivitz and the near north area are short drive from most urban areas around the state, and close enough from neighboring Illinois for a great weekend getaway. So….what is Crivitz the gateway to? This area features more miles of trout streams than anywhere else in our state. Large water attractions are the Peshtigo River Flowage, which includes High and Caldron Falls and Lake Noquebay. The flowages are in excess of 3,000 surface acres of superb fishing water, sandy beaches, and pristine shoreline viewing. The state property surrounding the flowages provides a number of well-maintained boat landings for easy access to most locations. The Peshtigo River is also popular for rafting. White water rafting is located northwest of Crivitz and is considered some of the best in the Midwest. Rafting quiet water on the river is popular in and near the Village of Crivitz itself. Lake Noquebay is 2,300 surface acres, perfect for waterskiing, & fishing. Spring pan fishing here is extremely popular and the bluegill season brings children of all ages to its shores. Marinette County and the DNR maintain several
boat landing for access to this big water playground. Besides the “Big Water” hundreds of smaller lakes are spread throughout our backyard. Most have public boat landings to access the quiet water some look for in our North Country. Off the water, trails, both ATV/UTV and snow mobile, spread north and west of Crivitz accessing the vast public forests owned by Marinette County, State of Wisconsin, and National Forests. Over 300,000 acres, with trails zig zagging throughout. Maybe a sightseeing trip is of interest to you. The winding roadways through out the area are attractive for a scenic drive on you way to the many waterfalls located throughout Marinette County. Known as the waterfalls capital of Wisconsin, several selfguided tours can be done in half day or full day trips. Well, there you have it, close by and easy access to natures playground. Come for the day, weekend, or week. We are blessed with resorts, hotels and campgrounds throughout the area.
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PUBLIC SERVICE INFO Emergencies: 911 All other numbers are Non-Emergency Crivitz Village Hall www.villageofcrivitz.com 715.854.2030 Town of Stephenson www.stephensonwisc.com 715.757.2421 Crivitz Rescue Squad www.crivitzrescue.com 715.854.7666 Twin Bridge Rescue Squad www.twinbridgerescue.com 715.927.1641 Crivitz Fire Department www.crivitzfd.com NON-EMERGENCY NUMBER 715.854.7201 Town of Stephenson Fire Department 715.927.2793
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Aurora Bay Area Health Center 715-854-3940 www.aurorahealthcare.org
Crivitz Food Pantry Open 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month. 715-927-4663.
Bellin Health Center - Crivitz 715.854.7477 www.bellin.org
Crivitz Area Museum Open June–September 12–4 pm, Wed. through Sat. Corner of Oak St. & South Ave. 715.854.3278
Quantum Health Care 715.854.7050 www.quantumfamilycare.org Fire Permits Issued: T & B One Stop 715.854.3223 Corner Convenience 715.757.2373 Country Convenience 715.757.3629 Red Pine Amoco 715.757.2180 Crivitz Area School District www.crivitz.k12.wi.us 715.854.2721
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MAR-OCO Landfill N7785 Shaffer Road M–F 8 am–4 pm, 1st & 3rd Sat. 8 am-12 pm. April to October. 715.854.7530 Recycling Centers: Village of Crivitz (Town of Stephenson Garage) Wed. and Sat., 9 am–4 pm. August St. off Hall Ave. Town of Stephenson (Twin Bridge Site) Tues., Sat., & Sun., 9 am–4 pm. W11280 Cty Road X
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Churches: Athelstane Presbyterian Church N12826 Davis Rd, Athelstane 715.854.5711 Corner Assembly of God Church N12102 Cty Roads A & C, Athelstane 715.854.5363 Faith Presbyterian Church 806 Fritzie Ave, Crivitz • 715.854.2222 Grace Ev Lutheran Church WELS 716 Henriette Ave, Crivitz 715.854.2216 Living Waters Lutheran Church Affiliated with LCMC W7842 Airport Rd, Crivitz 715.927.7084 Northwood's Apostolic Church P.O. Box 821 Crivitz • 715.938.4935 St. Mary’s Catholic Rectory Henriette, Crivitz • 715.854.2501 New Life Church www.newlifechurchag.com 219 South Ave, Crivitz
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PARKS
In the Village of Crivitz, visit Don Brooks Park, located on the Peshtigo River and County Road W. It features river access, a playground, picnic tables, restrooms and a beach area. Littleland community playground is near the center of the village. It has an extensive playscape area that borders a baseball field and an incorporated disc golf course.
shoreline, studded with granite outcroppings and attractive Northwoods forestland. Amenities include restrooms and dressing rooms, picnic tables, a sand beach and a playground. Camping is offered. Thunder Mountain Park is a gently developed 160-acre park at the highest point in Marinette County. While it does not have immediate access to a body of water, this park features hiking trails with beautiful views and natural wonder.
CLOSEST COUNTY PARKS Lake Noquebay Park is on the south side of this largest inland lake in Marinette County. The park features a boat landing, a playground area, sand beach, outside showers, bathhouse, restrooms, and recreation center. The building can be rented for reunions and other gatherings.
Governor Thompson State Park is Northeast Wisconsin’s newest park attraction. It continues to evolve and improve. This park is just northwest of Twin Bridge Park and is located on Caldron Falls Flowage. It boasts two inland lakes, flowage access, boat launches, picnic areas, sand beaches, wooded ski or hiking trails, and public use buildings. Camping is offered, with 87 rustic sites, 16 sites with electric, and 3 boat-in sites.
Left Foot Lake Park is 5 minutes southwest of the village. This is one of the newly improved parks. As the name implies, it is located on Left Foot Lake. This park has a boat landing and an improved swimming area with a sand beach.
Camping is offered at many of the parks in this area. That information can be obtained in the camping section of this guide or online through “The Real North” or Governor Thompson State Park.
One step further, Twin Bridge Park is located on the west side of High Falls Flowage. High Falls is known for its pristine
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visit to the many parks in and around Crivitz is just the ticket for recreation on a beautiful day.
WATERFALLS Put on some good walking shoes and use caution, as some of the trails are rough and the rushing waters can be dangerous.
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Waterfalls Capital of Wisconsin
See center of book for pullout location map.
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Our waterfalls are the best!
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arinette County’s waterfalls are considered the jewel of the North. Indeed, we are officially the “Waterfalls Capital of Wisconsin.” This tour has been modified and improved over the years for all to enjoy. The tour consists of accessible falls in Marinette County. Crivitz provides the gateway to these falls.
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The waterfalls tour begins just west of Crivitz and continues north, east, and again to the south. You can plan half-day trips to visit some of the falls or easily spend a whole day with adventure and awe. The natural wonders of the rivers and the sheer power of falls are here for your enjoyment. Once you have made the tour, you can return to your favorites and explore the trails up and down each river or flowage.
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VETERAN’S FALLS
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Take Cty Hwy W west out of Crivitz to Parkway Rd. north. Veteran’s Park is 3 miles north of W on Parkway. It has a new and easier access and is plowed during the winter.
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McCLINTOCK FALLS
15 miles from Twin Bridge Park is the entrance to McClintock Park Campground. Short walk to water. Falls are actually a series of rapids beneath many bridges.
STRONG FALLS
On the Peshtigo River in Goodman Park between Hwy 8 and Cty Hwy C on Parkway Road (Cty I).
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FOUR FOOT FALLS
Just north of the bridge at Carney Rapids is a dirt road to the east. Drive or walk the road about 1/2 mile. A short walk along a path to the right takes you to the falls.
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EIGHT FOOT FALLS
Go north on Twelve Foot Falls Road and take the second sand road on the right. 1/2 mile to the falls.
Located on the Pike River just west of Hwy 141 off of Hwy 8. Take Lilly Lake Rd south from Hwy. 8 and follow the signs.
Just downstream of Twelve Foot Falls. A short walk though the campground and down a path takes you right to the falls.
DAVE’S FALLS
Located at Dave's Falls County Park, on Hwy 141 just south of Amberg. Plowed for winter access.
BULL FALLS
Take Hwy K to the east just south of Amberg. 1/4 mile to the power lines. Short walk down the power lines to the river.
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SMALLEY FALLS
Chute Falls peppered with boulders. Take 141 about 5 miles north of Pembine to Morgan Park Rd. Follow Morgan Park Rd.
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LONG SLIDE FALLS
On Morgan Park Rd. continue until you see the sign. Falls drop about 50 feet through a chute filled with rocks and ledges.
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PIER’S GORGE
Take Hwy 141 north to Hwy 8 east. Follow 8 east across the bridge and turn left at the sign. Follow the road to the end. There is a foot path that takes you back to the various vistas that the gorge offers.
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Take 12 Foot Falls Rd south past Trout Haven Road to FR510. Follow FR510 to the turn-off and parking area for the falls. The roads are sometimes in rough shape during frost out in spring and in muddy weather.
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CARNEY RAPIDS
Continue east on Hwy 8 to Old Cty. Rd A; turn south and go about 2 miles to the first bridge. Carney Rapids is an area of rushing water that can be viewed from the road just to the west of the bridge.
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amping in the Near North is easy, very accessible and great fun. Whether your choice is public campgrounds or one of our many private campsites, a trip to the Crivitz area is well worth the short drive. Many of the campgrounds are on or near waterways. Fishing, boating, skiing or just a good old boat ride are great ways to relax on your camping trip. For county park camping reservations please call 715-732-7530. www.marinettecounty.com/parks/camping
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For more information, visit http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/ or to make reservations for using these buildings, please contact the Assistant Parks Administrator, 715732-7530, Monday–Friday 9am–4pm.
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GOVERNOR THOMPSON STATE PARK
GOVERNOR THOMPSON STATE PARK & GOVERNOR EARL PESHTIGO RIVER STATE FOREST
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he Governor Thompson State Park is located just 16 miles northwest of Crivitz off of Ranch Road and Paust Lane, in the picturesque "Twin Bridge" area of Marinette County. Along with the Governor Earl Peshtigo River State Forest, the property covers 15,000 acres of recreational land along Caldron, High and Johnson Falls Flowages. The park has a spacious wooded 100-site campground with a modern shower building, a small 16-site rustic campground on Old Veteran’s Lake, 6 boat-in campsites on Caldron Falls Flowage and 4 boat-in sites on the islands on High Falls Flowage. The water sites are rustic but ideally located to take maximum advantage of the scenic surroundings. Camping reservations are already being accepted for next season at www.wi.parks.net. Visitors may cruise through the park without charge, but to stop, get out of their vehicles, or use the facilities, visitors must first purchase vehicle admission (park sticker) to use the park. The state park is open daily from 6 am to11 pm; admission may be purchased at the park office. We have 16 miles of mowed hiking trails to explore; the park includes giant granite rock outcroppings, birds, wild flowers, animals and the amazing fall colors of the area. In the winter, the park has 6 miles of groomed ski trails for both classic and skate skiers and 2.5 miles of packed snowshoe trails to enjoy. The state forest has another trail system at Spring Rapids off Kirby Lake Lane. Spring Rapids has 6 miles of hiking trail that is
groomed in the winter for both classic and skate skiing. Woods Lake is a popular area for family time activities in the park. The picnic area has a beach, changing rooms and restrooms, drinking water, tables, a fire ring and grills, as well as beautiful views of Woods Lake. Rentals of kayaks and paddleboards are available for use on the 48-acre non-motorized lake. The Woods Lake shelter building is open for picnics or to be used in winter as a warming shelter. The shelter is also available by reservation for social gatherings and meetings. Shore fishing, ice fishing and non-motorized boating is permitted on Woods, Huber and Old Veteran’s Lakes. The park and forest have 15 boat landings on Caldron/High/ Johnson Falls Flowages. South Bay (#13), Musky Point (#9), West Bay (#1), and Channel Landing (#5) all have restrooms, picnic tables and a boarding dock. All of these facilities of are ADA accessible. South Bay and Musky Point also have accessible fishing piers. Every season brings another reason to make us one of your favorite destinations. For more information, call the park office at 715-757-3979. www.dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/govthompson www.dnr.wi.gov/topic/StateForests/peshtigoRiver/
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ADVENTURE
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ake a Northwoods adventure in Crivitz and the Marinette County area. We have everything from rock climbing, zip lining, ropes course, paintball and whitewater rafting for your choice of adventure. The scenery is gorgeous. Granite outcroppings, huge facings and nearvirgin timber forests line the banks of our whitewater paradise. If a quieter type of rafting is what you are looking for, then check with your outfitter. There are several spots on the river where you won’t lose the cooler.
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LODGING
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Popp’s Resort
215 Hall Ave 715.854.7014 Crivitz, WI CrivitzLodge.com N11120 Newton Lake Rd 715.757.2122 Crivitz, WI lakeside-bar.webs.com W6820 Lakeview Rd 715.854.2173 Crivitz, WI 352.628.2626 N7968 Hwy 141 715.854.7987 Crivitz, WI CrivitzPinesMotel.com N10184 Parkway Rd 715.757.3894 Crivitz, WI pineacresresortinc.com W11581 Cty Rd X 715.757.3511 Crivitz, WI poppsresort.com
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Crivitz Lodge Lakeside Bar, Grill & Lodging Pine Beach Cottages Pines Motel Pine Acres Resort
Silver Cliff Retreat Timberline Resort Twin Bridge Resort Wildman Adventure Resort
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rivitz has the ultimate indoor sport: shopping! Top off a day in the great outdoors with an outing through our many boutiques and shops. As expected, you will find beautiful crafts and country made items mixed in with antique shops and sporting good stores.
But perhaps what you didn't expect is the amazing variety of specialty shops featuring everything from jewelry to premier wines. Wisconsin is famous for its cheese, and Crivitz has the best cheeses available for you to take back to the cabin or all the way back home.
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rivitz is only an hour north of Green Bay, 180 miles north of Milwaukee and 240 miles north of Chicago. You can easily use interstate highways or country roads, whichever is your pleasure, or fly in to Marinette County’s only public airport. The Crivitz Airport is located in the town of Stephenson, just 3 miles west of Crivitz on County Road W in Marinette County’s recreational area. The airport features a 2,500 ft. paved runway with pilot controlled lights and a well-maintained turf runway. Free tie-downs are available for visiting aircraft.
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Hunter’s Glen Golf Club
N7559 Shaffer Rd Crivitz, WI W7572 Old W Rd Crivitz, WI
Wildman Adventure Resort/ Bombers Golf Course
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DeSmidt’s Golf Course & Country Club
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ounded in 1962 by Peter and Dan Bugarsky, the Crivitz Ski Cats Water Ski Team was the first of its kind in Marinette County. The Ski Cats proudly hold five Division 2 State titles, including the unprecedented “three-peat” championships in 2011, 2012 and 2013. They are a family-based organization consisting of approximately 65 members, with several families providing three generations of skiers and non-skiing personnel. You can catch the Cats perform throughout the summer on Wednesdays and select Saturdays at Lake Noquebay County Park, which is about 6 miles east of Crivitz. The Twin Bridge Water Ski Team was formed in 1971. Leon Popp was one of the founding member of the team and is still skiing in the shows. They bought their first boat for $850 and gas was under 50 cents. Times sure have changed in the past 40 years, but the team still has the same passion and love for skiing as back
then. The Twin Bridge Water Ski Team performs west of Crivitz on High Falls Flowage at the Stephenson Town Park Thursdays and Saturdays. At both shows, food and refreshments are available for purchase. Bring your lawn chair or blanket to watch the show. These shows have a new theme every year and are excellent entertainment for the whole family. You will see some of the best skiers in the state of Wisconsin, including those who have skied professionally all over the world. You will see unbelievable barefoot pyramids, large ballet lines, mixed doubles, 4-tier pyramids, tricks and jumping that will have you asking, “how did they do that?!” www.CrivitzSkiCats.org | www.TwinBridgeSkiTeam.com
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un in the sun here gives friends and families the chance to recreate outdoors together in a safe and enjoyable setting. Sandy beaches are plentiful throughout the Crivitz area. Here is a quick tour of popular beaches in and around Crivitz: Let’s start at Left Foot Lake just southwest of Crivitz and one of the newer beaches to be improved by the Marinette County Park system. It has public parking and a sandy swimming area with a neighboring boat launch.
Or consider the beach at Little Newton Lake. This beach was modified and improved by the Town of Stephenson some years ago for greater safety and a more user-friendly environment. A public parking lot is located just across the street. This beach has clean sand with a gentle taper of lake bottom. There are public restrooms and lots of sand to lie on along the shore. On Caldron Falls Flowage, off of Boat Landing 9 Road, there is Musky Point Beach, which is a very nice sandy beach area with picnic tables and grills for your convenience.
Lake Noquebay Park has a sand beach that is shallow enough for the youngsters to splash around. This is a 2,300-acre body of water that is a well-known water playground. The park has many other amenities that help add to its popularity, some of which include the boat landing, playground area, outside showers, bathhouse, restrooms and log recreation center.
If you want more to do in the water than just swim, maybe a raft trip is in order. The portion of the Peshtigo River located northwest of Crivitz has long been popular as a Midwest rafting destination. Whitewater rapids and waterfalls are mixed in with some quiet water that allows you to catch your breath after the first bout of excitement on this Northwoods treasure.
The beach at Twin Bridge Park is popular with boaters and skiers. The High Falls Flowage is 1,500 surface acres with wild shoreline and numerous boat landings. While the boaters boat and the skiers ski, the rest of the group wiggles their toes in the sandy beach area. There are restrooms and dressing rooms, picnic tables, sand beach and playground. Camping is offered.
Back on the lakes, resorts provide boat rentals on the bigger bodies of water in our area. Rent a pontoon boat or a rowboat and tour the flowages or Lake Noquebay.
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here the great northern forests meet America’s Dairyland – this is where abundant wildlife has a chance to roam for miles and miles without coming in contact with people on a regular basis. Numbers of deer, upland game birds and waterfowl are seen regularly as you drive our winding country roads. If you are lucky and have a keen eye, you may get a glance at some of the more cautious wildlife hiding in the forest, like wolves, coyotes, bobcats, bear, and let’s not forget Bigfoot. We have to admit though, most of those reports are made anonymously. Take a short drive to public land. Then go for a walk in the woods with your dog and favorite shotgun, and you can let go of all of the stress that everyday life builds around you. Maybe you prefer sitting quietly in a deer stand waiting for the “king of the mountain” to stroll by. Hunters love our “Gateway to the North.”
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orse riding trails are becoming more and more popular in Marinette County due to the efforts of club riders. One of the newer trails is located on the east end of Lake Noquebay, just 5 miles north east of the Village of Crivitz. The Clip Clop Trail Riders Club is a non-profit club serving this area. The new trail is nestled in a parcel made up of 3,200 acres of Marinette County Forest Lands. The trail winds through wooded upland areas and some lowlands and is just the right mix of gently rolling hills and level ground. The club secured donations and went to work improving, building and maintaining 20 miles of trails and a campsite area with picnic tables, fire rings and high lines used to tie up horses. A leisurely ride on the trail takes about 6 hours. Horseback riders and the general public are welcome. Hikers are encouraged to use this asset as well. A Marinette County Parks sticker is required if you decide to camp. Donations for trail improvements are accepted but not required. For additional trail information and information on joining the Clip Clop Trail Riders Club, email clipcloptrailriders@gmail.com.
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he Crivitz area is not only the Gateway to the North; it is home to picturesque roadways designated as Rustic Roads. Two scenic roadways provide quiet beautiful trips through the local Northwoods.
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The first is on the east side of Lake Noquebay; it travels through the wildlife area consisting of over 1,000 acres of county forest property. This road accesses a cross-country ski trail and connects with an even larger body of Marinette County Forest land. Noquebay’s Rustic Road (Right of Way Road) is beautiful and takes only about half an hour. The second Rustic Road is west of Crivitz and starts south of the Marinette County line. A 10-minute drive west of Crivitz on County Road W will bring you to Parkway Road. Parkway Road (aka County Road I, north of County Road C) is a beautiful roadway that twists and turns along the west side of the Peshtigo River flowages when you are traveling north of County Road W. Several boat landings are accessed off Parkway, and a stop to take in the beauty of the pristine shores of the flowages is highly recommended. Continue your journey north of County Road C, and “rustic” becomes even more evident. North of County Road C, the road turns to a gravel roadway cutting through much of Marinette County’s wilderness forestlands. The Peshtigo River (now on the west side of the road) plays guest to a couple of the county’s most popular parks, Goodman and McClintock. Camping, hiking, biking and access to trailways are along your entire journey. The Parkway Rustic Road can absorb most of a day, depending on how many of the landings, camps and parks you may stop to enjoy. Whatever your choice, a relaxing drive in the Near North is a great way to enjoy a vacation day.
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ach fall, where the Dairyland turns to forest, the colors turn into a visual playground that attracts fall visitors looking to see nature’s handiwork. No two autumn scenes are alike. Each year brings a change in favorite tour areas. You can do a little shopping and have a cup of coffee or a milkshake while you take your own fall colors tour.
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BIKING/HIKING The Lake Noquebay Trails, just northeast of Crivitz, are often used for hiking and biking. County forest and state wildlife area offers three different trails. These 6 miles of marked trails run through upland forest and wooded lowlands. The Thunder Mountain Overlook, west of Crivitz on Thunder Mountain Road, is the highest point in Marinette County. It features 3 miles of trails with stunning views. Marinette County Forests have miles of trails and dirt roads open to the public for non-motorized use. Governor Thompson State Park maintains 10 trails. These trails cover a variety of terrain and spectacular views of lakes, flowages and granite outcroppings. The Peshtigo River State Forest provides a map of additional trails for public use. Visit http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/State Forests/peshtigoRiver/documents/PeshtigoHike.pdf.
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he Crivitz area features over 400 miles of local trails for the ATV/UTV enthusiasts. Start here and ride trails to any part of the county and beyond.
Take a snaky trail or one of the wide forest ATV/UTV roads. This area is truly an ATV/UTV playground for all levels of riders. New trails and access roads offer access to lodging,
dining, stores and campgrounds. We even have ATV/UTV campgrounds that cater to your every riding need. UTVing is not just done during the warm months. Trails are open to ATV/UTV use during the winter, and village roads are open to ATV/UTVs now, too.
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he Crivitz area offers a classic Northwoods environment with diverse fishing opportunities. Anglers can choose to fish one of the Peshtigo River Flowages, a small natural lake, 2,400-acre Lake Noquebay or the Menominee River. So whether you choose to fish from a large boat, canoe or kayak or wade along the shoreline, you will find some type of water to fit your needs. In central Marinette County, the main focal points for anglers are the Peshtigo River flowages. Both High Falls Flowage and Caldron Falls Flowage offer a quality angling experience along with a semi-wilderness setting. Caldron Falls Flowage covers 1,100 acres and has a maximum depth of 40 feet. Typical of a northern Wisconsin flowage, plenty of shoreline wood cover, submerged stumps, weeds and offshore structure are present. Caldron Falls is best known for its quality musky fishery although there is also a good population of walleye, bass and panfish. Caldron Falls also has a good crappie population, and they cooperate in spring. High Falls Flowage is the second flowage on the Peshtigo River. Covering 1,500 acres, High Falls is riverine in nature with a higher percentage of deeper water than Caldron Falls. High Falls has a diversified fishery, which offers trophy musky,
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smallmouth, walleye, largemouth and panfish. This is one place where anglers will experience a mixed bag and still have a chance at a trophy. May is an excellent month to fish High Falls Flowage. The walleye population is increasing and anglers report increased catches each year. By the middle of May, smallmouth bass start to cruise along the rocky shorelines and the action is fantastic. High Falls also has an excellent musky fishery that produces trophy-class fish annually. After the season opens, most anglers have success fishing bucktails and twitch baits in the shallow bays. As summer progresses, muskies move out along the weedlines and also to the offshore structure. In fall, fish the weedlines, points and structure with jerkbaits and crankbaits. Largemouth bass are abundant on both High Falls Flowage and Caldron Falls Flowage. Fishing the wooded shorelines and weeds with soft plastics is a reliable pattern on either flowage. Largemouth can supply plenty of action in summer throughout the day, when walleye and smallmouth head for deep water. During the winter, ice fishing is very popular in the Crivitz area – rent an ice shanty or bring your own pop-up and enjoy.
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he Crivitz area is a winter wonderland. You can do everything from sledding, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing to snowmobiling, ice fishing and hockey. Winter is a beautiful time to explore Crivitz. There are many ice fishing contests, winter fests, ice bowling, outhouse races and radar run races in the Crivitz area during the winter. For winter event dates go to the calendar of event on www.Crivitz.com or VisitCrivitz.com Governor Thompson State Park and the State Forest have packed and groomed cross country ski trails to the west of the Crivitz. There are also ski trails on the east end of Lake Noquebay. The High Falls Dam, Veterans Falls, Dave’s Falls, and Twelve Foot Falls are some of the waterfalls which will remain open to visitors during the winter. The High Falls spillway is viewable from the road. The other three have parking lots that are plowed. Walkways may be a bit tricky, so use caution. But the promise of rushing water skirted by ice and snow can be worth the trip. Passes to the parks can be purchased online at marinettecounty.com. 715-854-2101 | www.crivitz.com
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he Crivitz Littleland Disc Golf Course is in downtown Crivitz. It is located by the railroad tracks on Henriette Ave (Cty W) behind the military tank that is just off the road. There is a small parking lot next to the tank at the intersection of Henriette Ave and 6th Alley. There is also a small sign saying “Crivitz Disc Golf” located just off the parking lot. The small course has 9 holes spread throughout the park, with a total distance of 1432 feet. The course offers scattered
foliage and slight slopes. The tees are natural and have a small flat area to throw from. The baskets are permanently placed DGA Mach 3s and can be used year round. There are bathrooms located between holes 5 and 6 that are open early spring through late fall. It should be noted that the course is laid out inside of a park that is used for many other things. The course is short, so all baskets can be seen from the tees, but caution needs to be taken at all times.
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Spring and fall are migration times, so you’ll see the most birds during those months. Bring the binoculars or spotting scope so you can observe them from a distance without disturbing them, especially during nesting times.
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various lodging options from budget-minded to deluxe condos, traditional Northwoods trail stops and more.
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Don’t forget – Crivitz has winter ATV/UTV trails that are also a blast to ride! The trails are maintained by local snowmobile clubs: Iron Snow Shoe west of Crivitz, River Road Riders east of Crivitz, and Near North north of Crivitz. For trail conditions, contact the Crivitz Recreation Association:
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