Outdoor Recreation

This spring, Andy Nevitt paddled down the entirety of the Wisconsin River faster than anyone on record, in just 3 days, 20 hours, and 45 minutes.

Peninsula Players is recognized as the oldest resident summer theater program in the country. This summer, the company continues a nearly century-old legacy of performing in Door County.

There’s a lot of history within Wisconsin State Parks. Through WPR’s Wisconsin Road Trip series, take a look inside Natural Bridge State Park and learn how to bring your dog along.

Construction is underway in the village of Blanchardville to build a new swim pond. A group of seven local women formed a local nonprofit to ensure families have a central social and recreational hub.

Early data from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services shows a slight increase in tick activity compared to the past few years. 

A lawsuit against a small northern Wisconsin town seeks to overturn a local ban on wake surfing, saying the regulation is illegal and unconstitutional.

An annual “ParkScore” released May 21 revealed Milwaukee and Madison park systems ranked 18th and 19th, respectively, among the nation’s 100 most populous cities.

From the excitement of a child finally landing that first fish to treasured memories of trips with loved ones, his book resonates with anyone who appreciates nature and the bonds formed around it.

Wisconsin saw more visitors at sites managed by the National Park Service last year, and America’s national parks had a record number of visitors. News of the growing demand at the parks comes as the Trump administration has cut staff to manage them.

Each winter, thousands of snowmobilers take to Wisconsin’s trails, enjoying miles of groomed paths through forests, lakes, and open fields. But behind the scenes, a network of dedicated volunteers works tirelessly to clear debris, negotiate land agreements, and ensure safe riding conditions.