2024 Burnett County Guide

BURNETT COUNTY 11 BurnettCountyFun.com F all is arguably themost beautiful time of year in Burnett County. We’ve got all the colors you’re looking for, from the early yellows and bright reds of the maples, to the deep brick reds and hued oranges of the oaks, the color party lasts several weeks. A canoe trip down the wild and scenic Namekagon River or the St. Croix will not disappoint. Meander the four Rustic Roads to see the best colors. While you’re at it, cast a line for some of the best fall fishing in Wisconsin. Take a hike or bike ride down the Gandy Dancer Trail, or pitch a tent at a local campground at one of their overnight campsites. Take the family out for a round of mini golf, visit one of the numerous farmer’s mar- kets or pick apples at a local orchard. And of course, for many, fall is for hunting! With over 185,000 acres of public land to hunt on, including state wildlife areas and county forest, there are opportunities to hunt nearly every huntable species in Wisconsin here. You’ll never run out of things to do during a Burnett County fall. S ummer is the most popular time to visit Burnett County with its incredible array of activities. Sum- mertime is jam-packed with all kinds of activities and opportunities to soak up the sunshine with over 500 lakes, 80 miles of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, incredible golf courses and exciting trail systems, including 60 miles of summer ATV/UTV trails. From camping, fishing and swimming on the abundant lakes, to ATVing, bike riding on the Gandy Dancer, Webb Lake and Keizer Lake trails, and hiking along the river, there is something fun for every- one to do outdoors in Burnett County! EXCITEMENT summer RETREAT fall PHOTOS: Snowmobiling, Tubing, Deer, Rebecca Thoreson, tsidiiphotography.com , top far left, top center, bottom left; Farmer’s Market, Priscilla Bauer, above; Fall Birch/Swan Reflection, Julie Roy, below

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