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We like to think of B&B travel as modern-day exploration with a warm bed and hearty breakfast to come back to. So what would you like to explore? We have itineraries built around winery tours, artisan cheese tastings, biking, birding and in the winter there’s cross country skiing. If eco-travel is as important to you as it is to us, then you’ll enjoy visiting these Travel Green Wisconsin-certified properties. We thought an overview by region might be helpful too. Peruse all at your leisure and see what appeals to you.
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Wisconsin leads the nation in production of artisan and farmstead cheeses, thanks to the work of master cheesemakers around the state. Carve out a culinary tour based around these small-batch cheese delights.
Do your spirits soar at the sight of a bald eagle? Or do you prefer the prehistoric look of a sandhill crane? Birding is big in Wisconsin, and there are detailed birding and nature trail maps from the Wisconsin Department of Tourism to prove it. These B&Bs will get you back to nature in a hurry.
No time to sit around when Wisconsin’s trails beckon. Map your mode of eco-friendly exploration with a getaway to one of these B&Bs that cater to outdoor enthusiasts.
The Wisconsin B&B Association is widely considered one of the pioneers of green travel in Wisconsin. If you like to leave a light footprint wherever you go, then refer to this map of our member inns that have been Travel Green Wisconsin certified.
We may not be Napa Valley, but that doesn’t stop Wisconsinites from producing some pretty incredible wines. Use this map to chart a course for your favorite red or white or sparkling, with notes on the nearest B&Bs.
As if a night at a B&B isn't reward enough, now you can reward yourself even more! Stay 10 nights at participating WBBA inns and your 11th night is free.
The Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast Association is very pleased and excited to be a local sponsor of Wisconsin Public Radio’s ”Whad’Ya Know?”, starring Michael Feldman.
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Northwest Northeast Southwest Central Sands Eastern Waters Southeast Metro Southern Gateways
Lake Superior sea caves and Apostle Islands, lighthouses and shipwreck remains, kayaks and sailboats, these are the images of the Northwest, with a sprinkling of artists’ enclaves to feed the creative side of travelers’ too.
The abundance of glacial lakes, rivers for rafting, and national forests with ribbons of trails contribute to the northeast’s reputation as the classic vacation spot in Wisconsin.
The Mississippi River with its Great River Road defines so many cities in this corner of the state, as do the many landmarks on the National Register of Historic Places.
An eclectic mix of natural and manmade attractions dominate the center of the state. There’s the Ice Age Trail, sandstone bluffs flanking the Wisconsin River, the deepest lake and the highest ski hill. But you’ll also find the world’s waterpark capital and a city known for antiquing.
Here, the Door County peninsula is fondly referred to by many as “the Cape Cod of the Midwest.” Then there’s Green Bay, home to the beloved Packers football franchise and considered a shrine by many Wisconsinites.
The state’s largest city, Milwaukee, offers visitors the world’s largest outdoor music festival, an art museum with wings, brewery tours and the Harley-Davidson museum. Forming a halo around this big city are charming towns with tempting shopping finds.
Frank Lloyd Wright followers gravitate to this part of the state, as do birders and history buffs. The farmers’ market and art fair on the Capitol Square in Madison are among the best in the country.
