In the small town of Cadott, you'll find a huge sign letting you know you're standing half-way between the equator and north pole. Or pretty close, anyway.
Along a lonely stretch of Wisconsin highway, you'll come across Ship Rock, a towering sandstone formation that bears an uncanny resemblance to an oceangoing vessel.
In Plover, WI you can visit the World's Largest Potato Masher at a rural farm exposition center operated by a family-owned potato-farming conglomerate.
In southwestern Wisconsin you can find an endless supply of fresh water flowing into a roadside bathtub — a place known as the Bathtub Spring.
In downtown Kewaunee, Wisconsin you'll find the world's largest grandfather clock.
You can investigate a vast wonderland of molds for fiberglass figures in the Sparta Fiberglass Mold Graveyard.
The first monument ever placed in Green Bay is the Spirit of the Northwest Statue honoring the state's early explorers.
The Midwest Microcar Museum showcases an impressive number of innovative and unusual small cars and motorcycles from all over the world.
In the small village of Valton, you can visit what was once a lodge of the Modern Woodmen of America featuring the folk artwork of Ernest Hüpeden.
In Rice Lake, you can visit the last remaining vestiges of a once-robust monorail system for transporting lumber to the local sawmill.