Spring offers fruit blossoms, morel mushrooms, birthing of calves, plowing of fields, opening of bike trails, and trout season. Summer is alive with festivals, outdoor concerts, summer theatre, country fairs, canoeing, biking, boating, auto tours through Amish country, experiencing Wisconsin's heritage through historical sites, tours, and architecture. Autumn is the season for spectacular color, cranberries, orchards ripe with fruit, roadside stands and farmer's markets brimming with fresh garden produce. Winter brings pristine snowscapes, skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, ethnic suppers of German and Scandinavian foods, and traditional Wisconsin fish frys.

This southwest Wisconsin area known as the Hidden Valleys Region encompasses some of the most gorgeous scenery in the Midwest. Geologically the unglaciated area of Wisconsin, the land rises and falls from wooded ridges and rocky bluffs to lush valleys and fertile farmlands. From the Mighty Mississippi to the smallest rippling trout stream, this region combines unsurpassed beauty, history and recreation into a myriad of unforgettable experiences.

This natural beauty is enhanced by the serenity and unhurried pace of the rural lifestyle. Friendly hospitality and personal attention are a hallmark of the gracious people of this area.