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Ice Fishing in Pepin County
Whether you bring along your own heated enclosure with a cooler of drinks and comfy seats, or you just plan on drilling a hole in the ice and dropping a line, ice fishing is a fun way to spend a clear winter day.
Hunting in Pepin County
Hunting Season in Wisconsin is often looked forward to with anticipation. Many are eager to spend time out in nature in the silence and solitude of the woods waiting for a white-tailed deer. Gun deer season may be the most popular, but there are hunting and trapping seasons year-round.
Biking in Pepin County
Biking in Pepin County can be a fun way to explore the region and experience its nature and beauty at your own pace. Pepin County was practically made for biking with both paved and unpaved roads that are suitable.
Finding Fall Colors in Pepin County
A Wisconsin road trip to view the beauty of the Autumn colors is a fall tradition. The second or third week in October is often a good time to get out and view the colors, but it can be unpredictable. Be sure to check out the Travel Wisconsin Fall Color Report for an updated look at where the trees are in their color bloom.
Camping in Pepin County
Pepin County falls within the Driftless area of Wisconsin, where clear waters have carved river valleys that avoided being leveled in the last Ice Age. The beautiful topography and a quantity of rivers and lakes, scattered throughout with farmland and woodland offer many opportunities to experience the outdoors.
Pepin County
Office
740 7th Avenue West
Durand, WI 54736
Contact Us
715) 672-8665 x116
info@co.pepin.wi.us
Imagine the impact of a melting ice-cube about one mile thick and 250 miles wide! That’s exactly the kind of force that shaped Tiffany Wildlife Area about 10,000 years ago, only the ice cube was called the Wisconsin Glacier.
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Imagine the impact of a melting ice-cube about one mile thick and 250 miles wide! That’s exactly the kind of force that shaped Tiffany Wildlife Area about 10,000 years ago, only the ice cube was called the Wisconsin Glacier.
Pepin County was created by a special act of the Wisconsin Legislature on February 25, 1858; ten years after Wisconsin became a state. Before that, Pepin was part of Dunn County, and before that.