Located on the beautiful Kinnickinnic River, River Falls has a downtown district filled with historic architecture. A readily available brochure describes an interesting walking tour of the district. The river is renowned for its trout fishing. Just to the south west, Kinnickinnic State Park is popular with boaters and anglers. Prescott is one of the oldest Wisconsin towns on the Mississippi, dating from 1839. The city marks the juncture of the St. Croix River with the Big Muddy. From the new $2.4 million Great River Road Visitor & Learning Center in Freedom Park, you can clearly see the line where the blue waters of the St. Croix join the dun-colored Mississippi. The Visitor Center is a fabulous introduction to the Upper Mississippi region using interactive exhibits, satellite maps, even an animated eagle to educate and fascinate. For more information about the River Falls area, call 715/425-2533 or visit rfchamber.com. For Prescott area, call 715/262-3284 or visit prescottwi.com.