Wausau/Central Wisconsin appeals to all interests. From outdoor enthusiasts, shopper, and to those who just want to be entertained, the Wausau area offers some of the finest facilities in the state.

Located in the center of the state, the Wausau area offers all the conveniences of a big city and the warmth and hospitality found only in the Northwoods. The area includes the communities of Kronenwetter, Mosinee, Rib Mountain, Rothschild, Schofield, Wausau, and Weston. With easy interstate access to I-39/51 and Hwy 29, the area is not only accessible but scenic as well. A true four season destination, there's always something fun to do for business and leisure travelers any time of the year.

Attractions
The Wausau area is a destination that appeals to all interests. From outdoor enthusiasts, to those that like to shop, to those who want to be entertained, the Wausau area offers some of the finest facilities in the state. Find that elusive gift in one of our area shopping districts. Step back in time at the Marathon County Historical Museum. Enjoy the Arts at the Grand Theater and the Center for the Visual Arts. Don’t leave town without making a visit to the Woodson Art Museum and see their ever-changing exhibits. In the Summer we have events almost every weekend, and in Winter you can enjoy all of your favorite outdoor activities. With 30 hotels offering a total of 2200+ guest rooms, the Wausau area has an extensive list of meeting facilities that range from conference centers to themed banquet halls to small meeting sites. With a choice of over 150 restaurants, your toughest decision of the day may be where to go for dinner.

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Winter: Try out the 75 runs at Granite Peak Ski Area or glide along a cross-country ski trail at the Nine Mile Forest. We have excellent snowshoeing and ice fishing locations and over 800 miles of snowmobile trails to explore.
Spring: A great time to bike the Mountain-Bay Trail, shake the rust off your golf clubs, or test the waters of the Wisconsin River and area lakes.
Summer: Attend an outdoor event like the Big Bull Falls Blues Festival. Camp out at Rib Mountain State Park. Watch world-class kayak competitions or cheer on the Wisconsin Woodchucks baseball team at historic Athletic Park.
Fall: Walk the Ice Age Trail at the Dells of the Eau Claire Park to see miles of fall color. Walk through the Historic Districts or take part in the annual Artrageous Weekend featuring the “Birds in Art” exhibit.