Welcome to Tomahawk

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COME AS YOU ARE TOMAHAWK WISCONSIN

Welcome to a beautiful spot in the Northwoods where you’re always welcome. We’ll help you plan a vacation that is unforgettable as the fall colors – one that lets you kick back and relax, take in the scenery and make some memories. Let’s go!

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Plan your adventure & Tour Tomahawk

How will you explore Tomahawk? Pick your type of transportation, and we'll show you the must-see sights and stops along the way.

On foot

Explore trails and routes that extend more than 1,000 miles and trails that meander to great shopping and dining, or breathtaking scenery.

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By bike

Climb on your bike and ride along family friendly paths and beautiful rural roads.

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By motorcycle

Go on an unforgettable ride in motorcycle country. Lose yourself on a quiet backroad or join the fun in town.

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By car

Experience the changing of the seasons on your own terms. The roads are winding, scenic and waiting to be discovered.

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On an ATV/UTV

Explore 80 miles of trails and hundreds of miles of rural and town roads open for riding. See where the trail takes you and find recommended stops along the way.

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By boat

Launch your boat and explore the open water. Chart your course on Tomahawk’s beautiful lakes and flowages.

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On a snowmobile

Ride some of the best-groomed trails in the state and find cozy establishments along the way.

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On snowshoes

Trek though the scenic routes and find time to visit and warm up at nearby businesses.

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On skis

Glide though the beautiful Northwoods. You’ll find miles of beautiful options and warm restaurants along the way.

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