Auto Tours -  Nicolet-Chequamegon National Forest auto tours through Forest, Oneida, and Vilas Counties, including the Heritage Drive National Forest Scenic Byway. See Trails.

Bald Eagle Sightings -  Take a walk or drive through miles of back roads with an eye to the sky, looking for that familiar white head. Mole Lake south of Crandon on Hwy. 55, and Peshtigo and Clear Lakes are favorite spots for these majestic birds.

Beaches/Picnic Areas -  Located throughout the county, including Crandon Municipal Beach (north end of Lake Metonga), and Silver Lake Beach (one-mile west of Laona).

Biking -  Many biking enthusiasts choose Forest County for their autumn biking.  County highways offer beautiful color viewing while biking. See Trails.

Blackwell Civilian Conservation Job Corps - Historic CCC camps. In the 1930s they provided jobs for young men.

Camping -  Several Forest Service Campgrounds, County, and privately owned campgrounds are available throughout the County.

Camp 5 Museum/Lumberjack Special Train - Laona.

Colorama - Autumn has a special name here-Colorama. It's a special time in Wisconsin's north, from September 15 - October 15. It's a time to reflect on the peace of the forest, lakes and rivers, when nature paints Forest County in a myriad of hues.   

Courthouse Square, Crandon - Enjoy viewing 40 different species of trees from all over the state. It features a park with a deer pen, the historic Forest County Courthouse, the Veteran's Memorial, and the Crandon Area Chamber of Commerce.

Crandon International Off-Road Raceway - Home of the annual Forest County Potawatomi Brush Run Races and the Borg Warner World Championship Off-Road Races®. 

Crandon Water Ski Shows - Summer water ski shows on Lake Lucerne, June-August, by the Crandon Water Ski Club.

Cross County Skiing - Forest County has excellent cross-country skiing trails. Click Here for More Information.

Downhill Skiing - Iron River is a 45-minute drive away.

Elvoy Spring Pond - Natural brook trout fishing is available from a wheelchair accessible pier, which is located west of Alvin off of FS 2193.

Fishing -  Some of the best fishing in the area is available county wide, with an endless choice of lakes and streams. A wheelchair accessible pier is located on East Lakeview Street on Lake Metonga (Crandon). See Fishing.

Forest County Historical Museum -  Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Daily hours will be posted. There is no admission charge but donations are welcome.

Forest County Potawatomi Cultural Center and Museum -  Open 9-4, Monday thru Friday.  

Forest County Veterans Memorial -  A beautiful tribute to area veterans. Located in the Courthouse Square, Crandon.  Don't forget to also visit the Northwoods Veterans Museum on Lake Avenue in Crandon.

Forest County Veterans Memorial Park Campground -  Located 4 miles south of Crandon on Lake Metonga. It offers camping sites, boat landing, fishing pier, picnic areas, volleyball courts, and swimming area.

Golfing -  Two public courses. The Nicolet Country Club, Hwy. 8 west of Laona, and Maplewood Golf Course, located in Pickerel on Hwy. 55. Driving range also available at Crandon International Off Road Raceway on Hwy 8 West of Crandon.

Hiking Trails - Numerous public trails and national forest and county forest logging roads are open to hiking unless otherwise marked. See Trails.

Horseback Riding -  Open June through August, located on County B and Cole Road.

Hunting - Great hunting opportunities abound throughout County and Nicolet National Forest. Hunting trail maps are available at the County Forestry Office, (715) 478-3475.

Logging Museum - Nostalgic copy of 1938 logging camp located in Wabeno.

Loons - The haunting call of the loon is a symbol of the northwoods and has been heard for centuries in Forest County.

Mecikalski Stovewood Building - Restoration of an unusual turn-of-the-century stovewood general store. This building houses a piece of history from an early era. Travel south on Hwy. 55 out of Crandon. Turn right on County Road B and continue west to get to Jennings.

Mole Lake Burial Grounds - Sioux and Chippewa (Ojibwe) battled over control of the wild rice beds in 1806. They are now the last remaining ancient wild rice beds in the state of Wisconsin. Historic markers note the site on Hwy. 55.

Mole Lake Casino - Welcome to Las Vegas style gambling in the beautiful northwoods. The gaming fun and excitement starts with video poker, slot machines and blackjack tables. Open 7 days a week. Located on Hwy. 55, south of Crandon, in Mole Lake.

Mountain Biking - National Forest and county forest logging roads are open to mountain biking unless otherwise marked. There are also four public trails. See Trails.

Nicolet National Forest Ranger Station - Located on Hwy. 8 west of Laona.

Phoenix Steam Hauler - Wabeno.

Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel - The Casino offers 500 video and reel machines including video poker, a Bingo Hall, and a variety of table games. The Flames Sports Bar & Grill and the Springs Restaurant are also open daily. The Hotel offers 99 rooms/suites with indoor pool and Jacuzzi, and ten RV parking spaces are available. Located on Hwy. 32 in Carter, WI.

Pow Wows - The Mole Lake Sokaogon Chippewa and the Forest County Potawatomi Communities host Pow Wows.  

Quartz Outcropping -  Quartz Hill Hiking Trail, off Hwy. 32 at Forest County line, near Carter.

Red Bridge Scenic Picnic Area -  Overlooking Armstrong Creek, originally built in the late 1800s.

Rustic Roads -  7.5 miles of natural scenic road. The officially designated Rustic Road is west of Alvin in northern Forest County.  See Trails.

Self-Guided Nature Trails -  Available throughout the county. Bird watching, hiking, and walking routes are listed. See Trails.

Senior Snoop Shop -  Handicrafts consigned and manned by dedicated seniors. Open Memorial – Labor Day.

Snowmobile Trails -  Nearly 400 miles of trails. See Trails.

Sugar Bush Hill -  Fourth highest point in Wisconsin at 1,950 feet, 5 miles east of Crandon on Hwy 8.

Tennis -  Cardinal Park, on East Madison Street, Crandon offers two courts.

Walking Trails - Available throughout the county. See Trails.

White Water Rafting -  Wolf River off of Hwy. 55, and the Peshtigo River 20 minutes south of Wabeno.

Woodland Hills Winery -  Located in Lakewood. Offers guided tours and wine tasting.