Wisconsin New Homes For Sale

Wisconsin's different regions all share a common characteristic of having at least one lake or body of water within the boundaries. Northeast Wisconsin is set against Lake Michigan. This part of Wisconsin has cities like Green Bay and the popular Door County, a peninsula with vast lengths of lake shoreline as its main attraction. Going south from that area, is Southeast Wisconsin, the most populated area of the state. Here there are more urbanized cities like Milwaukee, Kenosha and Racine. This area contains the heart of the beer brewing industry and many different types of seasonal festivals. Northwest Wisconsin is positioned along Lake Superior. This part of the state is less developed than the rest of Wisconsin. The traditional lumberjack figure plays a role in this setting and in its cities like Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire. This area is known for waterfalls, thick forests and friendly living. Southwest Wisconsin runs along the Mississippi River, containing a more hilly landscape with bright, green valleys.

Wisconsin's major draw for people is its amazing setting. On Lake Superior, visitors can enjoy swimming and other water recreation activities on the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Some people embark on an ambitious hike along most of the state called the Ice Age Trail. Hikers can explore heavy forests and different wooden bridges across the many waterways of Wisconsin. One of the most popular things to do in Wisconsin is visit the area called the Wisconsin Dells. This section of the state has a variety of theme parks and other attractions like golf courses, parks and shopping complexes. For individuals who are seeking a recreation filled lifestyle, Wisconsin might just be the right spot.