Lands
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Management
A decade of cooperative effort between citizens, environmental groups, politicians and the DNR ended successfully with the passage of the law establishing the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway (LWSR) and the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board […
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Recreation
Explore the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway, where you can find much to do in beautiful settings close to major population centers. You can fish or hunt, canoe or boat, hike, ride horseback or just enjoy the river scenery on a drive down country…
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Maps
Lower Wisconsin River Water Trail MapLWSR Water Trail Map [PDF] (Printable section maps, 14 pages)
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Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
Location and Directions The Wisconsin River flows unimpeded by any man-made structures for 92.3 miles from the dam at Prairie du Sac downstream to its mouth at the Mississippi River. Approximately 95,000 acres of land on both sides of the river…
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Fishing
The Pine and Popple Wild Rivers provide anglers with an aesthetic and challenging fishing experience. They are well known for the trout fishing opportunities they provide and both support native brook trout populations. Hatchery-raised brook and…
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Nature and Wildlife
The high, wooded ridges and peat moss bottomlands along the rivers provide excellent habitat for a variety of wildlife. The shorelines are heavily wooded with sugar maple, yellow birch, hemlock and white cedar on the upper stretches and…
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Camping
Canoe Camping Rules governing camping differ depending on land ownership. A limited number of primitive canoe campsites are provided along the river on state-owned lands. Camping is not restricted on Florence County and Chequamegon-Nicolet National…
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Canoeing and Kayaking
Beautiful scenery and solitude abound on this river system. The Pine and Popple Wild Rivers offer canoe trips of all lengths, from a short two-hour trip around a loop called the "Oxbow" to a full day adventure. River trips also offer an array of…