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BONNIE & CLYDE’S GANGSTER PARK Home to a museum, gangster memorabilia, and a number of
car and gas station collectibles, off Hwy 51 North of Tomahawk. Open limited times throughout the year, including during Fall Ride. Hosts private events & weddings. Check their website for event updates and see ad on page 34.
LINCOLN COUNTY SPORTS CLUB W5071 Schulz Spur Rd, Merrill, WI 54452. Events, education, rifle ranges (day pass or membership required & available). Find them on Facebook: @LincolnCountySportsClub for updates.
PICKLEBALL Find outdoor courts at Kahle Park, Summer indoor courts at SARA Park, and Winter indoor courts at Tomahawk Middle School. Call 715-966-0600 for info.
SAWDY POND “LAKE ICE BEAR” The famous Hamms Brewery Company Bear advertised Hamms beer throughout the “Land of Sky Blue Waters” sales area in the 1950s, & this one was displayed as a promotional item on Sawdy Pond outside the Lake Ice Company (a local tackle shop). In 2019 it was restored by the Tomahawk Historical Society & returned to Sawdy Pond, just off Lake Mohawksin near the North 4th St bridge.
SOMO FISH & GAME CLUB 8420 County Road CC.
Trap shooting May through October on Wednesdays
& Thursdays. Offering trap leagues as well as a rifle range access. join in on the annual August Poultry Shoot. (Membership required & available.) Find them on Facebook: @SomoFishandGameClub for updates.(See ad, this page.)
TOMAHAWK PUBLIC LIBRARY 300 West Lincoln Ave. Member of the Wisconsin Valley Library Service. Beautiful location on the Wisconsin River & the Riverwalk. Hosts weekly activities & events year-round. Check online for hours & more info.
TRANQUIL ACRES
Just a few minutes south of Tomahawk on Stelling Rd. Family-friendly gardens open seasonally for acres of fresh veggie, flower, & Fall pumpkin picking. (See ad, this page.)
TIMM’S HILL COUNTY PARK The highest geographical point in Wisconsin at 1,951 feet above sea level! On Rustic Road 62 off Hwy 86, about 30 min West of Tomahawk.
A popular place to view Fall color. Climb the tower for 30-mile views, then take the trail around quiet Bass Lake. Vehicle access May-Oct; walk-in access Nov-Apr. Boat landing, fishing pier, shelter with picnic tables, swimming beach, playground equipment, restrooms. Multi-use, non-motorized trails for biking, hiking, horseback riding, snowshoeing, & skiing that connect to National Ice Age & Rib Lake trails.
ICE AGE TRAIL SEGMENTS Grandfather Falls Segment: Southwest of Tomahawk along the Wisconsin River on scenic State Hwy 107. Harrison Hills Segment: Located in the Harrison Hills where the Ice Age Trail crosses B at the “ATV Trail & Parking” sign. A good hike on a rollercoaster- like path along the spine of glacial history. Lookout Mountain (1,920 ft) is the highest point on the Ice Age Trail. Camping available on county forest lands. These segments strictly for hiking, skiing, or snowshoeing.
UNDERDOWN RECREATION AREA W3221 Copper Lake Ave, Gleason, WI 54435. Thousands of acres of seasonal non-motorized recreation. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, skiing & snowshoe trails, some challenging. Includes a section of Ice Age Trail. Primitive campsites available. Several kettle lakes accessible for year-round fishing.
• 90+ veggies • wildflowers
& lavender
• nature trails
• Pick What You Need • Pay What You
Can Afford • Be Kind
Connect with nature, food & people! See open days/times on Facebook
W6098 Stelling Road • TranquilAcresTomahawk.com
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