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The Cable area, including the communities of Clam Lake, Drummond, Grand View and Namakagon, is known for its four distinct seasons of outdoor recreation and seasonal beauty.

Spring offers the chance to bike or hike along the area's 300 miles of trails. Summer welcomes the fisherman and the paddlers, while autumn is highlighted by fall color and wildlife watching along calm rustic roads.

When the snow flies, enjoy snowmobiling, snowshoeing and, of course, cross-country skiing. Each February, the Hayward and Cable areas host the world's top cross-country ski event - the American Birkebeiner.

FEATURES AND PROFILES

The Perfect Mancation, a Fall Golf Getaway

The Perfect Mancation, a Fall Golf Getaway Perfect weather. Smaller crowds. Off-season discounts. Just a few of the reasons why fall is prime-time for one final golf getaway before the clubs are stored for winter.
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Summer Up North

Summer Up North Ah...summer Up North. Pine scent hangs in the fresh air, the woods beckon and diamond light dances across clear, deep lakes where fish are plentiful. These delightful lodgings make great vacation bases in that third of the state that calls so many of us, year after year, to venture north and get away from it all.
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Wisconsin's "Dairyland Dream 18"

It's no secret why the PGA Championship came to Wisconsin in August 2004: Whistling Straits. For one week, golf fans around the world got to enjoy the stunning scenery on the Badger State's most famous piece of golf real estate and see how part a big of the Wisconsin lifestyle golf really is.
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National Treasures

National Treasures Your love of the outdoors is probably one of the reasons you enjoy traveling in Wisconsin. Similarly, our love of the outdoors has created a tradition of stewardship, conservation and a world of national treasures that have been explored by visitors literally for generations.
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TRAVELOGUES

A Weekend at Telemark

A Weekend at Telemark The classic resorts of northern Wisconsin offer visitors the ultimate in winter activities. Telemark Resort in Cable, just off County Highway M, has just about everything a winter sports nut could possibly want, including serving as the starting point for the upcoming Birkie.
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Under the Big Top

Lake Superior’s Big Top Chautauqua, around since 1986, preserves the Chautauqua spirit but gives it a contemporary spin. Nelson and his Blue Canvas Orchestra smoothly morph from one musical genre to another—country to blues to folk to bluegrass—often accompanied by a big-screen slide show of farm, lake, and/or historical images.
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VIDEO GUIDES

American Birkebeiner Video Guide

American Birkebeiner Video Guide The American Birkebeiner is North America's largest cross-country ski race. It's a race across 51 kilometers of Wisconsin's pristine countryside and draws thousands of competitors and spectators every year. Enjoy the "Birkie" through the eyes of photojournalist Butch Soetenga.
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TOURS AND ITINERARIES

“Inviting People Back to Our Land”

“Inviting People Back to Our Land” Wisconsin has the most Native American tribes east of the Mississippi. Find out more about cultural tourism opportunities for each of the 11 tribes here.
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Wisconsin's Most Unusual Museums

To most people, the word "museum" conjures up visions of dinosaur skeletons and prehistoric artifacts. Visitors to Wisconsin have no shortage of opportunities to view world-class archeological treasures. However, the Badger State also boasts a roster of facilities dedicated to more, er, unusual areas of interest.
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Wisconsin's Quirky Attractions

Discover some of Wisconsin's quirkiest attractions.
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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

Subaru American Birkebeiner

On February 22-24, northwestern Wisconsin's Cable and Hayward area will become the center of the cross-country ski universe. That weekend, more than 9,000 competitors and 20,000 spectators will converge on this region (about 340 miles northwest of Milwaukee) for the annual SAmerican Birkebeiner.
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