Wisconsin Counties

The forests of north-central Wisconsin hide a real gem. Taylor County is a paradise for nature lovers. It’s small, rural, and proud of it.

Trempealeau County hugs the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin. It’s a place of stunning bluffs and winding rivers.

The Driftless Area shaped this part of Wisconsin. Vernon County missed out on the glaciers, so its landscape is all steep hills and valleys.

Lakes. Everywhere you look in Vilas County, there are lakes. This northern Wisconsin county boasts over 1,300 of them with the Chain O’ Lakes.

Lakes and rolling hills define the landscape of Walworth County. The area is filled of lakes, perfect for lounging on the shore.

Washburn County is up in northwestern Wisconsin. Rivers and lakes are everywhere. The county’s forests are thick and wild, perfect for hiking.

Washington County is located just a stone’s throw from Milwaukee. Rolling farmland gives way to busy towns like West Bend and Germantown.

Waukesha County is where the suburbs of Milwaukee fade into Wisconsin’s lake country. This place has ritzy lake homes and working farms.

Waupaca County is right in the heart of Wisconsin. It has a little bit of everything that makes the Badger State great.

Waushara County is right in the middle of Wisconsin. Lakes and forests dominate the landscape with its crystal-clear spring-fed lakes.

Winnebago County is in east-central Wisconsin. Lake Winnebago sits in the eastern edge of the county, which is the largest lake of the state.

Central Wisconsin’s Wood County is more than just woods, despite what the name might suggest. There’s also a lot more going on here.