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LAFAYETTE
Outdoor Fun, Year-Round
The Town of Lafayette borders Chippewa County’s largest lake, Lake Wissota. This means there is incredible outdoor recreation all four seasons. Whether you ice fish in the winter, or boat in the summer, there is something for everyone! Enjoy beautiful lodging options, from camping at Lake Wissota State Park to relaxing at the Inn on Lake Wissota Bed & Breakfast. There is no shortage of restaurant options surrounding the lake ranging from supper clubs to bar & grills.
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THE LOCALS LOVE: Old Abe Bike Trail, Lake Wissota Golf & Events, Snowmobiling, Boating & Water Sports
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Chippewa County Parks System: Morris-Erickson Campground & Day Park on pristine Long Lake. Otter Lake Campground & Day Park 7.5 miles north of Stanley. Pine Point Campground & Day Park on the Holcombe Flowage. Round Lake Day Park around the corner from Morris-Erickson.
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All campsites have electrical service of 20-30-50 amps. Campgrounds and Day Parks are all on lakes. Many campsites have private docks or direct lake access.
For future reservations, or to see holiday weekend openings, please go to: active maps! Just click on the campsites to see information.
Facilities & Parks Division
711 N. Bridge Street, Lower Level, Room 012, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 Ph: (715) 726-7882 www.co.chippewa.wi.us
Old Abe State Trail
37 miles
The Old Abe State Trail begins in Cornell, WI, which is the most northern point of the trail system spanning from Brunet Island State Park to Lake Wissota State Park while following thebanks of the Chippewa River. Visitors love the natural landscape of tree-filled forests and farm fields. The trail is paved and open year-round. During winter, this section of trail is not groomed, which means it is the perfect condition for fat tire biking or snowshoeing.
Chippewa River State Trail
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31 miles red cedar
Cyclists begin this section at the confluence of Chippewa and Eau Claire Rivers. This portion of the trail system begins in Downtown Eau Claire and concludes in the community of Durand. Vistors find both paved and graded pathways as they continue their journey alongside the Chippewa River for 31 miles.
State Trail
15 miles note: bikers ages 16+ are required to have a state trail pass. passes can be purchased at the chippewa falls visitor center or spring street sports for $25/year or $5/day.
SEPTEMBER 15-16, 2023
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Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
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