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Wisconsin Downhill Dreamin'

From the kettle moraine region of the southeast to the Lake Superior shoreline in the north, visitors to Wisconsin can choose from thirty downhill ski and snowboard areas, the fourth largest collection of any state in the country. While they share a common pursuit, each has its own unique personality. The following list contains thumbnail sketches of ten top ski areas in the Badger State, sorted by region.

5 Great Snowboarding Parks

When Tyrol Basin near Mount Horeb reopened its ski hill in 1989, some of its early customers favored the then-new sport of snowboarding over traditional downhill skiing. So they asked manager Don McKay about installing a half-pipe. "What the heck is a half-pipe?" he asked.
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Riding the Rails, Wisconsin-Style

This is snowboarding in Wisconsin, one of many ways to take advantage of our snowy winters. Wisconsin has plenty of resorts where you can have a snowboarding adventure—almost as many as Colorado!
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SOME OF OUR BEST

The American Birkebeiner: 54km of Snow and Sweat

To stand on Hayward’s Main Street at the finish line of the American Birkebeiner on a frosty February morning is to take part, if only as a contributing witness, in one of Wisconsin’s singular sporting events.
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TOURS AND ITINERARIES

Escape to the X-C Trails

More than 700 miles of groomed cross-country skiing trails make Wisconsin a national leader in Nordic skiing. With a bounty of picturesque snow-covered forests and peaceful countryside to explore, the state offers visitors a chance to stride or skate on everything from challenging Olympic-level tracks to flat, peaceful woodland trails.
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DESTINATIONS

Bewitched by Bayfield

Far from urban cares and suburban sprawl, the tiny town of Bayfield is your winter gateway to Lake Superior and the magnificent Apostle Islands.
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