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Minocqua, Arbor Vitae, Woodruff & Hazelhurst

 

The greater Minocqua area could qualify as water sports heaven. It is a part of what is known as the Lakeland Area of Vilas and Oneida Counties, so named because more than 3,200 lakes, streams and ponds are found in the two counties. World-class fishing, boating and water-skiing are among the popular pastimes. Off the water, there’s an impressive network of trails for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. For an overview of the wildlife and striking local habitat, visitors can cruise through the spectacular Willow Reservoir.

Minocqua, Arbor Vitae, Woodruff & Hazelhurst includes:

Hazelhurst Minocqua
Woodruff Lac du Flambeau
Lake Tomahawk Arbor Vitae

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