Things To Do - Hayward, Wisconsin

Close to the Moose Lake Area

• Muckawongo Ski Trail (about 5 miles away)
• Rock Lake Hiking and Bike trail (about 15 miles away)
• Several Other Mountain Bike and Hiking Trails within 10 to 20 miles
• Several Hunter Walking Trails in the area and National Forest
• Lynch Creek Wildlife Viewing Area (about 6 miles away)
• Black Lake Hiking Trail ( about 5 miles away)
• Chippewa Flowage Tours (at Treeland Resorts about 10 miles from here)
• Penokee Scenic Overlook in Clam Lake (about 15 miles to the northeast)
• Black Granite Quarries in Mellen. (about 35 miles to the northeast)
• Copper Falls State Park in Mellen. (about 35 miles to the northeast)

Close by here in Sawyer County

• Chippewa Flowage - "Wisconsin's Largest Wilderness Lake".
• Fishing Hall of Fame in Hayward.
• Al Capone's Hide-out in Couderay.
• Logging Camp & Museum in Hayward.
• Musky Fishing
• Lumberjack World Championship
• The Musky Festival and the Birkebeiner Ski Race in Hayward.

To the North in Bayfield County

• Bayfield Heritage Museum in Bayfield.
• Cable Natural History Museum in Cable.
• Cooperage Museum in Bayfield.
• Drummond Museum (lumbering industry) in Drummond.

To the Northeast in Bayfield and Ashland Counties

• Ferry Ride to Madeline Island out of Bayfield.
• Boat tours around the Apostle Islands from Bayfield.
• Lake Superior Big Top Chautuaqua.
• Black Granite Quarries in Mellen.
• Penokee Scenic Overlook in Clam Lake.
• Madeline Island Historical Museum.
• The Apostle Islands.
• The Soo Line Oredock (the largest structure of its kind) in Ashland.
• White Water Rafting on the Flambeau River in Butternut.
• Copper Falls State Park in Mellen.

To the West of Hayward in Burnett County

• Gandy Dancer Trail (mountain bike trail).
• Searles Cranberry Marsh.
• Burnett County Natural History Museum in Webster.
• Amsterdam Sloughs Wildlife Area.
• Crex Meadows Wildlife Area (30,000 acres) near Grantsburg.
• St. Croix River on the western border of Burnett County.