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7 Hidden Places in Price County Wisconsin Most People Never See

Price County, Wisconsin is known for its lakes, forests, and outdoor recreation. But beyond the popular spots like Timms Hill and the Flambeau River, there are hidden gems that even most locals don't know about. Here are 7 incredible places in Price County that fly under the radar.

 

1. Timms Hill County Park

At 1,951.5 feet, Timms Hill is the highest natural point in Wisconsin. The observation tower offers panoramic views across Price County's forests. It's a quick hike with a massive payoff.

 

2. Kennedy Ghost Town

Once a logging boomtown, Kennedy is now a quiet unincorporated community. A few remaining buildings hint at its past as a bustling stop on the railroad line.

 

3. Connors Lake

A pristine 129-acre lake with excellent fishing for musky and walleye. The Connors Lake Campground offers 12 sites with lake access.

 

4. Lake of the Pines

This 84-acre lake is one of the most secluded bodies of water in the county. With no public boat launch, it's a quiet spot for kayaking and canoeing.

 

5. Bass Lake Peatlands

A unique wetland ecosystem featuring rare plant species and excellent birdwatching. The peatlands are part of the Chequamegon National Forest.

 

6. North Fork Pines

A stand of old-growth white pines along the North Fork of the Flambeau River. These towering trees are remnants of the original forest that covered northern Wisconsin before logging.

 

7. Oxbo Pines

A hidden pine forest area near the town of Oxbo, offering quiet hiking trails and river access.

 

Read the full guide with photos, directions, and visitor tips at: https://pricecounty.fun/secret-things-to-do-in-price-county-wi/


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