  Looking for an awesome winter silent sports adventure? Then Head to the Blue Hills in northwest Wisconsin! No other region offers such an incredible mixture of scenic beauty and winter recreational opportunities.
 The Blue Hills are a beautiful swath of hill-country running from northwest Rusk County westward to Rice Lake. Much of this area is public county forest land, protecting the area’s pristine character and providing wonderful scenery for outdoor adventure seekers. The Blue Hills have some of the best skiing and snowshoeing opportunities in the entire state, and the communities of Rusk County and nearby Rice Lake have excellent offerings for winter silent sports enthusiasts. A rolling woodland landscape, numerous trails, and a fantastic downhill skiing facility, along with great lodging, shopping and dining, make the Blue Hills area one of Wisconsin’s best winter vacation destinations.
Get Your FREE “Head to the Blue Hills” Ice Scraper
 To get your FREE “Head to the Blue Hills” ice scraper, print out this coupon and bring it to the Blue Hills Inn, the Rusk County Visitor Center in Ladysmith, WI, Christie Mountain or the Rice Lake Chamber, before March 31. The Visitor Center is located just 2 blocks south of Hwy. 8 on Hwy. 27. Limit one ice scraper per family or travel group. Offer good while supplies last.
The area’s hills are named for the bluish color they take on when seen through the mist—a result of the lush forests that blanket the rolling hills. In the winter, the Blue Hills are of course white, blanketed with snow, making them a winter recreation paradise. This website will show you the best cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and snowshoeing opportunities in the Blue Hills area. You’ll find all the information you need to plan your winter recreational adventure, including information on the numerous lodging and dining options available throughout Rice Lake and Rusk County. For more information on Blue Hills winter advenures, call 1-866-535-7875.
The Blue Hills region is located just 2 hours from the Twin Cities, 4 hours from Madison, and 5 hours from Milwaukee. Head for the Blue Hills and start your winter silent sports adventure today! |
