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Popularly known as the Bluegill Capital of Wisconsin, Birchwood is a delightfully quaint vacation destination nestled in the heart of northwestern Wisconsin. Conveniently adjacent to a multitude of northern Wisconsin lakes, Birchwood is a refreshing change from the tourist traps commonly featured in many a modern family vacation. Single travelers and families alike can visit Birchwood for a chance to truly recharge their batteries, re-connect with nature and create lasting memories for years to come.

Instead of battling crowded amusement park lines or sweltering traffic jams, spend a relaxing day fishing or frolicking in the waters of one of the area lakes surrounding Birchwood. Big Chetac Lake, Birch Lake, Long Lake, Red Cedar and Spider Lake are all unique and delightful in their own way. Walleye, perch, northern, bluegill, bass and panfish all inhabit the waters of the Big Chetac Lake and Red Cedar, making these lakes the perfect spot for a laid-back day fishing and basking in the sun.

If fishing is not your thing, there are countless ways to enjoy the crystal blue waters of the lakes here in the Wisconsin wilderness. With over 100 miles of shoreline, Long Lake is the perfect spot for an afternoon of sailing. At the southern end of Big Birch Lake, Dolittle Park features swimming, RV hook-ups and a boat landing. Pontoon boats, water-skiing, canoeing and kayaking are just a few of the wonderful water sporting activities available on the magnificent lakes here in the woods of northwestern Wisconsin.

For those who prefer land-dwelling activities, hiking, golfing, ATV riding and biking are great alternatives to aquatic pastimes. The Tagalong Golf Course, modeled after the famous St. Andrews course, features one of the most challenging courses Wisconsin has to offer. The adjacent woods of the Chequamegon National Forest offer miles of hiking trails through the old world forests. The Ice Age Trail allows hikers the opportunity to explore this area shaped and transformed by glaciers more than 12,000 years ago. The Ice Age Trail is in fact one of only eleven National Scenic Trails in the United States. Featuring over one thousand miles of hiking trails, the Ice Age Trail offers visitors a unique insight into the power of the massive, icy bodies of the glaciers as they carved the landscape those many years ago. The Ice Age Trail is accessible from multiple points, making it a great spot for a short walk, a multi-day hike or the journey of a lifetime.

For a truly unique cultural experience, plan a visit to one of the world-class lumberjack competitions here in the northern woods of Wisconsin. Main Street of Birchwood, Wisconsin features charming shops, hometown cafes and restaurants and even a salon. For those seeking a historical experience, plan a visit to the Birchwood Area Log Museum or the Howard Morey Homestead, both located in downtown Birchwood. The Howard Morey Homestead dates from 1901 and was donated by the family of Howard Morey, a famous Wisconsin aviator.

For lengthier day trips, consider taking a ride on the Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad. Based in Spooner, Wisconsin, this historic rail features a variety of themed rides all set against the backdrop of the magnificent Namekegon River. From elegant dinner train trips to family-oriented pizza excursions, the Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad is a must for any trip to this lovely area. If you happen to be in the area around the holiday season, there are even Thanksgiving buffets and Santa-themed rides as well!

A mere forty minutes away in nearby Hayward, Wisconsin lies the unique Wilderness Walk attraction. In addition to an animal nursery and farm animals, kids will delight at the chance to explore a 'real' western town here in northwestern Wisconsin.

If you are planning a winter vacation, do not be so quick to rule out northern Wisconsin. Certainly, winters here are cold; however, they are also incredibly calm, serene and quiet. The scenery is peaceful and uniquely breath-taking. Curl up by a fire with a good book. Ice fish on one of the many area lakes. Spend a day snowmobiling or cross country skiing along one of the countless trails here through the pine forests of Wisconsin. The solitude and peace of the winter woods in Wisconsin are sure to leave you refreshed.

No matter what the size of your traveling party, Birchwood, WI and the surrounding area is sure to offer the perfect lodging solution. From camping sites to lavish vacation rentals, the shores of the lakes here in northern Wisconsin feature a wide variety of options. Folks who visit here frequently come back year after year to rest and rejuvenate here in northern Wisconsin.

So, if you are looking for the perfect destination, plan a visit to Birchwood, Wisconsin. Here, in your quest for relaxation, you may just find yourself.