Wisconsin

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We have a saying "North of Eight is great." That is Highway 8. If you fly into Minneapolis or CWA and want some suggestions that take you into the true forest or to see some pristine waters I can help. Now that i live the life of a hermit on the South Fork of the Flambeau I rarely go south of 8. When i do its usually to go to CWA in Wausau. On my way home I like to hit country roads from CWA to Timms Hill. You could do that, then head East to Tomahawk and then South back to Wausau. Just enough to feel like Lewis and Clark without getting lost in the Nicolet, drivi g on dirt roads or being surrounded by Wolves.

If you want to see more, then head north on 13, where it intersects 8. What lies ahead is called the most geographically isolated area in Wisconsin for a reason. Come up to Phillips, then cut East across the forest to Woodruff and then South to Tomahawk and Wausau.

Lugerville area is like ground zero/Bermuda triangle for Bigfoot hunters. IMHO your time is better spent fishing or walking trails but if you want to see a BF, on dark moonless nights its easy to believe they are here.