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The longest-running travel TV show in the U.S., Discover Wisconsin. Here you’ll find ideas and inspiration, stories and suggestions from all across the great state of Wisconsin. Discover Wisconsin uncovers the very best of the Badger State has to offer.

11 seasons

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19 episodes

1. Mississippi River Towns - Choose Your AdventureIn Vernon County, stop by the Genoa National Fish Hatchery and then try your fishin’ luck at the nearby Clements Fishing Barge. Heading south to Crawford County, take a trip on the Celebration Belle and enjoy the sights and sounds at Sugar Creek Bluff State Natural Area. Brush up on your history when you tour the stunning Villa Louis on St. Feriole Island or round up the fam to attend Railroad Days at Stonefield Historic Site in Cassville. Satisfy your appetite with a cold brew at Potosi Brewing Company and meander through the wonderful farmers markets in places like Viroqua and Ferryville.CC19min
2. Green Bay - The Football CityWhen you talk about what Green Bay is most famous for, it’s not difficult to think of Aaron Rodgers, Cheeseheads and the Green Bay Packers. Luckily for all Packers fans, the football fun doesn’t end even when the season does! Take in all the history of Wisconsin’s hometown team with a Segway or walking tour of the Packers Heritage Trail. Head over to Lambeau Field to check out the new Packers Hall of Fame, take a behind the scenes tour of the stadium and enjoy a delicious meal at 1919.CC19min
3. Washington Island - A Magical PlaceWhere in Wisconsin can you relax on picturesque beaches, tour architectural treasures and enjoy the intoxicating aroma of lavender fields? Washington Island, just 6 miles off the Door County Peninsula, has all that and more. Feast on fish caught just a few hours before you sat down to dine. Go kayaking in clear water and pause to see the schooner Grapeshot, an 1800’s shipwreck in just 8 feet of water. The island has more than 100 miles of paved roads so bring your car on the ferry and make some great memories!CC19min
4. Warrens Cranberry FestivalIt’s the world’s largest cranberry festival! Every year, the tiny town of Warrens (Population: 360!) balloons to about 150,000 when it hosts Cranfest, a great celebration of the cranberry harvest and Wisconsin’s state fruit. More than 1,000 vendors come from all over the nation to sell antiques, crafts, flea market items and awesome food! When you need a break from shopping, wave hello to Cranberry Royalty, embark on a tour of a cranberry marsh, sign up for a pie-eating contest and take in the sights and sounds of the annual parade. Whatever you do, don’t leave without trying a cranberry cream puff!CC19min
5. Destination DiningFrom the farm to the table we’re discovering some of the best places in Wisconsin to have a unique dining adventure. From relaxing four course dinners served on the farm to farms that serve up scrumptious wood-fired pizzas to spectacular outdoor dining experiences, and even restaurants that bring the farm to the table with fresh ingredients sourced locally! it’s a culinary tour of the state from farm to table. Relax and enjoy the view!CC19min
6. Curbside EatsThe food truck revolution continues to spread across Wisconsin. Trucks transformed into take-away restaurants dot more and more city streets. We’re discovering some of Wisconsin’s eclectic food truck offerings that offer not only great food, but a chance to sample some of the iconic foods Wisconsin is known for!CC19min
7. Wisconsin River Communities – Along the River’s EdgeIn “Wisconsin River Communities – Along the River’s Edge,” Mariah takes on waterskiing in Tomahawk while Jake explores the trails near the Wisconsin River in Merrill. We also make our way to the Stevens Point Area, where the Wisconsin River serves as the backdrop for fly fishermen and even competitors of the quirky summer event, Paddlequest.CC19min
8. More Diners, Drive-Ins & Dairy BarsIt’s widely speculated that food brings back memories, and this nostalgia-filled episode will have you craving your favorite childhood foods! We’ve set out to find more of Wisconsin’s iconic diners, drive-ins and dairy bars to keep your taste buds yearning for days of old.CC19min
9. Marshfield & Wisconsin Rapids - Find Your Way to PlayDairyfest and Maple Fall Fest are just a couple of the fabulous festivals offered by Marshfield, Wisconsin where you can also see the world’s largest round barn built in 1916! Don’t miss the food, fun and events that bring tourists from miles around. Marshfield is also a great place to get up and get moving! With a wide variety of sports and recreation opportunities like the Cranberry Century Bike Tour, the state cornhole tournament or a walk through Wildwood Zoo, Marshfield has plenty of ways to stay active!CC19min
10. Making Spirits Bright - La Crosse Rotary LightsNo synopsis available yet.CC19min
11. Oconto County - A Place For YouWith over 450 miles of ATV and snowmobiling trails, world class fishing and a national forest, Oconto County is every outdoor enthusiast’s dream! Mariah takes in the breathtaking fall colors on an ATV ride through the Nicolet National Forest, complete with a stop at Sweet Memories Candy Shoppe, goes charter fishing on Green Bay and takes flight at the Oconto Fly-In. No matter what your interests are, Oconto County has a place for you!CC19min
12. There's No Place Like Lake Geneva in the FallNo synopsis available yet.CC19min
13. Lake Geneva - It's a Wonderful LakeLake Geneva is a four-season destination, offering everything from a weekend getaway to an extended family vacation. Located on the beautiful, spring-fed Geneva Lake, you’ll find a range of activities year-round, from boating to zip-lining, from skiing to snow-shoeing, from golfing to a day at the spa, from walking the shore path to shopping at the downtown shopping district. Local farms supply our restaurants with the freshest in local ingredients and a range of cuisines. For your lodging needs, you have a choice of one of our deluxe resorts, a boutique hotel, a quaint B&B or even a vacation rental property. Thinking of making it a day trip? Come – but we guarantee you’ll find so much to do, you’ll wish you’d stayed a little longer…CC19min
14. Girlfriend GetawaysCalling all girls! This week on Discover Wisconsin we’re featuring four great getaways for girlfriends everywhere. Grab your BFFs and take notes on where to go, what to do and where to stay.CC19min
15. Winding Down the WolfWith over 200 miles of twists and turns, the Wolf River is one of the longest in Wisconsin. The communities of Langlade County, the Menominee Nation, Shawano and Fremont are all found along the river, but each has its own unique activities perfect for adventurers and vacationers alike. Grab a paddle and experience a heart-pounding rafting trip or enjoy a peaceful horseback ride through the Nicolet National Forest in Langlade County. Learn about the importance of the Wolf River’s sturgeon population to the Menominee people at the annual sturgeon feast and pow wow. Shawano is a great place for all kinds of outdoor activities both on and off the water, including a bike tour that take you past the area’s colorful barn quilts. Finally, kick back and relax in Fremont at one of the many sandbars or beaches or grab a rod and reel and see if you have any luck in the White Bass Capital of the World.CC19min
16. The Best Way to Stay – Wisconsin’s Bed and BreakfastsWe’re raving fans of B&Bs and you will be too when you see our special Wisconsin B&B episode! If you’ve never stayed at one, you are seriously missing out. From Victorian to farm, historic to contemporary, they come in all styles. The service? It’s exceptional. The breakfasts? They’re gourmet, served just the way you like. Venture out and go beyond the cookie cutter hotel for a wonderful stay. Start by watching the show, then check out a bed and breakfast recommended by the Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast Association and book a little weekend getaway. All WBBA member B&Bs meet the highest standards so you can have all the fun with zero effort.CC19min
17. Pagel's Ponderosa - From Farm to ForkDiscover Wisconsin is taking the farm-to-table movement full circle starting with Wisconsin’s largest family owned dairy farm, Pagel’s Ponderosa. Finally, they enjoy the fruits of their labor at The Cannery Public Market in Green Bay!CC19min
18. Made in Door CountyPlanning a vacation in Door County soon? The cherry blossoms are incredible if you time your trip to coincide with the bloom. In fact cherry orchards in Door County make for some absolutely delicious products from wine, pie, candy, and the list goes on. This week Discover Wisconsin airs a special Made in Door County episode and features some of those amazing, delectable items.CC19min
19. Discover Wisconsin | 2016 SeasonTake a look at what episodes we have coming up this season on Discover Wisconsin! Continue the adventure at discoverwisconsin.com.CC3min

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