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The Rhinelander Area is home to fascinating museums, toast-worthy breweries and wineries, scenic parks and natural areas, and even our very own legendary Northwoods creature (the one and only Hodag). You’ll find family-friendly attractions, interesting history, engaging art, and a lot more throughout the Rhinelander Area on your next visit to northern Wisconsin.
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Pioneer Park Historical Complex
Kemp & Oneida Streets (Pioneer Park)
Rhinelander, WI 54501
Don’t Miss These Rhinelander Area Attractions
Get the inside scoop on some of the area’s best attractions, from historical sites to breweries & wineries
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Fall Vibes: Cozy Coffee Shops and Comfortable Corners
Fall is in the air and the temperatures are dropping! Warm up with a delightful cup of coffee or lunch, and relax in one of these cozy environments before adventuring out to explore the popping colors of the Northwoods this fall.
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5 Ways to Beat the Heat This Summer in Rhinelander
Nothing goes together like ice cream and a hot summer day! Check out these local stops and activities to cool off this summer while you explore the Northwoods.
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Ideas for a Summer Weekend Getaway to Rhinelander
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing weekend on a lake or a biking adventure through the woods, you’re bound to find endless options for summer fun in Rhinelander. Here are a few recommendations for a quick summer weekend trip.
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Where to Enjoy Live Music in Rhinelander This Summer
From solo acts to group performances, acoustic artists to jazz, and everything in-between, you are bound to hear something you enjoy! Here are several opportunities to take in the live music this summer in Rhinelander.
Rainy Day Activities to Do in Rhinelander
If the weather puts a damper on your outdoor plans, have no fear! There are many wonderful opportunities to have fun indoors in Rhinelander, too. Here are some of our recommendations.
5 Places to See in Rhinelander if You Love History
First called "Pelican Rapids" by early settlers in 1880, Rhinelander started out as a logging town. Needless to say, Rhinelander is rich in history. Be sure to check out these 5 places next time you visit!
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