On to Wisconsin -- Eagle River, Bond Falls and Agate Falls

As we continued North toward Wisconsin, we were headed for Eagle River, Bond Falls, and Agate Falls. Many random photo opportunities presented themselves on our route.

As we were driving, we passed a house on fire with fire trucks already on site spraying water on the fire to put it out.

House on fire and fire trucks on site spraying water to put it out.

In the next town, we passed this wagon pulled by a single horse trotting along on the city street.

This wagon pulled by a single horse was trotting along side of us in the next town.

Farm buildings with multiple silos

Catawba C-Store Regular Gas price was $2.849

Eagle River, Wisconsin

Visitor Center in Eagle River, Wisconsin

Close-up of blue cow at visitor center in Eagle River, Wisconsin

Riverview Park

Riverview Park is located across the street from the visitor center.

Riverview Park is located across the street from the visitor center.

Riverview Park Project 

Water at edge of Riverview Park is Eagle River

Riverview Park Stone Arch overlooking Eagle River 

Resort Pirate Ship on Lake

Double click to read Wisconsin River Headwaters

Double click to read Thirty-Second Division Memorial Highway

Wisconsin Welcomes You

Ontonagon River and its tributaries

The Ontonagon River and its tributaries run through the heart and history of the Western Upper Peninsula's Forest Interior. The Ontonagon River drains 1,340 square miles of land, an area larger than the state of Rhode Island. Average stream flow of the main river is 10,000 gallons per second. 

In the next post, I will share photos I took as we explored Bond Falls.

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