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Step back in time at the Langlade County Historical Society, located in the beautifully preserved 1905 Carnegie Library building. Open year-round, the museum welcomes visitors with engaging exhibits and local history.
Welcome Center Summer Hours (May 1 – October 1):
During summer, enjoy free guided tours of the historic 440 Locomotive and the Deleglise Cabin—available upon request.
Welcome Center Winter Hours (October 1 – April 30):
NOTE: The Langlade County Museum staff is not available on Mondays year-round.
Take a break and enjoy the natural beauty of the Wolf River Territory Scenic Stop, a welcoming rest area located south of The Goose and Wolf River Tubes. This scenic stop offers more than just a place to pause—it also features unique public art displays that visitors can explore along a short walking path. Benches are placed along the path, creating peaceful spots to relax, enjoy nature, and take in the seasonal views of the Wolf River, along with blooming seasonal wildflowers.
Visitors can also browse a small book library featuring information about the area’s nature and wildlife, making this a fun and educational stop for all ages. Parking is available on both ends of the scenic stop Blue Goose Drive, making access convenient for travelers looking to stretch their legs and enjoy the scenery.
