Nature
Bayfield County is home to six nationally designated areas - more than any other place in the state of Wisconsin. These areas have been preserved for the enjoyment of all because of the incredible natural history and ecological diversity that is unique and special:
- Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
- Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest
- Iron River National Fish Hatchery
- North Country Trail
- St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
- Whittlesey Creek National Wildlife Refuge
Bayfield County is the 2nd largest county in Wisconsin and about half of the land is in public ownership. Here are the state properties:
- Bark Bay Slough State Natural Area
- Bibon Swamp State Natural Area
- Cranberry River State Fishery Area
- Flag River State Fishery Area
- Flag River State Wildlife Area
- Lost Creek Bog State Natural Area
- Moquah Barrens State Natural Area
- Moquah Barrens State Wildlife Area
- Port Wing Boreal Forest State Natural Area
- Sadjak Springs State Natural Area
- Totagatic Lake State Wildlife Area
- White River State Fishery Area
Come for a visit -there's so much to explore! This is a trip that will make memories to last a lifetime...
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County News
HIN1 Flu Info
Get facts about preventing and containing H1N1 influenza including availability of shots.
Temporary ATV trail reroute in Iron River area due to logging activity
Free BART shuttles to the Fair 11am-10pm Saturday from Ashland, Washburn and Iron River!
The CAUSEWAY Mentoring Program is seeking volunteers to mentor youths ages 14-17 who can commit to meeting on a weekly basis for a minimum of one year.
