Discover Onalaska

12/21/2015

The Great River Road in Onalaska is #3!

Sometimes it's too cold or you're just too tired to get out and explore Wisconsin by foot. Luckily, there are automobiles, and there are scenic drives to take those automobiles out on. Here are five of the best roads and areas to explore in Wisconsin if you just want to take a good old drive.

12/18/2015

Holidays got you stressed out? Relax in Onalaska! Check out our long list of spa options!

Mani/pedis, facials, massages and more!

12/16/2015

If you're looking to ring in the new year in style, make reservations to spend New Year's Eve at Drugan's Castle Mound! You'll love their holiday buffets!

12/15/2015

If you still have more holiday shopping left to do, Valley View Mall's your best bet! Come to Onalaska, we've got the largest retail shopping district in a nine county area!

12/11/2015

Check out our winter getaway deals!

12/09/2015

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12/09/2015

12/07/2015

The lakes aren't quite ready for skating yet, but the Onalaska Omni Center is! Check out their affordable open skate times:

Information for open skate at the Omni Center all winter long!

12/04/2015

Sunsets like these aren't just for summer...

12/03/2015

Ever wonder how Fish & Wildlife does the waterfowl count? Here is a video they shared with a local elementary.

12/02/2015

Don't get sidetracked by sweets this holiday season! Enjoy a nutritious, delicious, locally-sourced meal at Cafe D'Vine! They even specialize in gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan meals!

11/30/2015

Important info to know, snowmobilers!

CHANGES FOR SNOWMOBILERS
If you’re itching to get your sled out on the trails, now’s a great time to make sure you’re ready. Things have changed this year. As of July 1, 2015, state statute now requires $30 for a three year registration. You can save $20 off that standard trail pass fee if you are a member of both a snowmobile club and the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs. Purchase and display of an annual trail pass is required to use public trails and non-resident passes increase from $35 to $50. This new fee structure supports local trail maintenance and will generate additional revenue for the state snowmobile program fund. Have questions? Join us for a live chat this Wednesday, December 2, at 12noon. Join the conversation by clicking on the graphic on our website (dnr.wi.gov) or clicking the “Ask the Experts Chat” tab at the top of our page.