Tucked deep in Wisconsin’s Northwoods, Oconto County holds stunning natural water features that most people have never heard of. From a rock formation that doubles as a natural waterslide to a hidden waterfall at the foot of a granite mountain, here is your guide to four must-see water views that belong on every outdoor lover’s bucket list.
March and April in the Northwoods are wild cards — and that’s exactly why you should come. Here’s your guide to having a great time no matter what the season throws at you.
Spring migration is one of the great underrated spectacles in Oconto County. As a major migratory flyway on the western shore of Green Bay, our wetlands, river corridors, and ancient forests draw an extraordinary range of species. Whether you are a seasoned birder or a curious beginner, this guide highlights the must-visit locations—from the Oconto Harbor to the Cathedral Pines—to witness the birds come back.
Northern Oconto County is one of those places that slows you down in the best possible way. The communities of Breed, Doty, Mountain, and Townsend offer pristine waterways, old-growth forest, year-round outdoor adventure, and the kind of genuine small-town welcome that keeps visitors coming back season after season. Find your Northwoods.
Get ready to explore Oconto County’s ice cream scene. From classic dairy barns to mini-golf adventures with sweet rewards, our guide gives you the inside scoop on where to find the tastiest frozen treats. Start planning your springtime (and soon-to-be summer) fun.
