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Welcome to

Rusk County, WI

Head to Rusk County in northwestern Wisconsin this winter, where you can explore more than 300 miles of snowmobile trails that travel through the Blue Hills and along the wild Flambeau, Chippewa, Jump and Thornapple rivers. Cross-country ski or snowshoe on the Sisters' Farm Trail System and the Blue Hills Trail System. Go ice fishing on one of Rusk County's beautiful frozen lakes or flowages. Plan your winter getaway to Rusk County today!

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Resorts & CabINs

Experience the ultimate in relaxation with Rusk County's classic, comfortable accommodations. Enjoy a wide range of amenities and spacious areas, all tailored to suit you and your group's unique needs.

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Campgrounds

Experience the serenity of riverfront camping in Rusk County. Whether you're a swimmer, paddler or angler, discover the ideal campsite just steps from the water.

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hotels & motels

Embrace the great outdoors with affordable, hassle-free options. Stay close to scenic rivers, winding trails, and serene forests for an unforgettable nature experience.

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bed, breakfasts, & iNNs

Immerse yourself in the charm and character of the land of four rivers. Explore the warm, welcoming hospitality that makes Rusk County truly special.

Recreation

Canoeing & Kayaking

Explore the wild and beautiful rivers that wind their way through Rusk County. The Jump, Chippewa, Thornapple, and Flambeau are waiting for you! Dip a paddle in our waters and come see for yourself why this county is the land of four rivers, for everyone!

Articles

Where to beat the heat in Rusk County

test It's summertime, and the livin' is... warm. Here's a closer look at some great ways to cool off on your next trip to Rusk County, from beaches in the... View Article

Explore four of the finest rivers in the Northwoods—the Chippewa, Flambeau, Jump and Thornapple rivers.