“More than a guide; it’s a great set of stories of the people in towns and cities and their creative approaches to sustainable enterprise. I’m eager to meet these locals over organic food, drink, and trails.” —Sherrie Gruder, sustainable design specialist, University of Wisconsin–Extension

“I often feature Wisconsin’s treasures on my radio program and think I know a lot about the state’s many unique destinations. I was pleasantly surprised to read this great book about green places to visit. It unveiled myriad spots that strive to be environmentally sensitive . . . places I didn’t know existed. Throw in some tasty recipes that incorporate local bounty and you have a handy, worthwhile book to make your Wisconsin travel experiences memorable . . . and green!”—Larry Meiller, Wisconsin Public Radio

Foreword   
Acknowledgments   

Introduction   

Southeast
    Brodhead—Albany—Monticello—New Glarus—Paoli—Evansville   
    Elkhart Lake   
    Madison—Columbus—Mount Horeb   
    Milwaukee Area   
    Monches—Waukesha County Area   
    Port Washington—Sheboygan—Greenbush   
    Wisconsin Dells—Baraboo   

Southwest
    Boscobel—Fennimore—Soldiers Grove   
    Browntown—Argyle—Monroe   
    Cassville—Potosi—Wyalusing   
    Coon Valley—La Crosse   
    Mineral Point   
    Muscoda   
    Sparta—Cashton   
    Spring Green—Arena—Mazomanie—Cross Plains   
    Viroqua—La Farge—Westby   

Resources   
Index   

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