Recommended place in St. Germain
Food scene
Knockers Pizza Co.
438 WI-70Great pizza!
Entertainment
St Germain Golf Course
9041 Wisconsin 70Steeped in the logging history of Wisconsin’s north woods, Fred Scheers Lumberjack Shows are a blend of sport, history and comedy. Great entertainment for all ages, the shows thrill audiences with ten exciting events as seen on ESPN’s Great Outdoor Games. Watch world champion competitors battle it out in the Olympics of the forest. Comedy routines keep everyone laughing throughout the fast paced show and every performance includes a special Yo-Ho contest for the kids.
Lumberjack Shows
1126 1st AveSteeped in the logging history of Wisconsin’s north woods, Fred Scheers Lumberjack Shows are a blend of sport, history and comedy. Great entertainment for all ages, the shows thrill audiences with ten exciting events as seen on ESPN’s Great Outdoor Games. Watch world champion competitors battle it out in the Olympics of the forest. Comedy routines keep everyone laughing throughout the fast paced show and every performance includes a special Yo-Ho contest for the kids.
Two exciting go-kart tracks, wet & wild bumper boats, guided scenic horseback trail rides, bounce house for the little ones, miniature golf, and our ice cream shoppe with 32 flavors. Recently added in 2017 – bungee trampolines, rock climbing wall and batting cages!
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Elmers Fun Park
5735 WI-70Two exciting go-kart tracks, wet & wild bumper boats, guided scenic horseback trail rides, bounce house for the little ones, miniature golf, and our ice cream shoppe with 32 flavors. Recently added in 2017 – bungee trampolines, rock climbing wall and batting cages!
The Plum Ski-ters Water Ski Show Team is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1960. This competitive, entertaining, family-oriented team performs water ski shows throughout the summer at State House Point on Plum Lake in Sayner, Wis.
In pursuit of their mission to continue the tradition of family fun and entertainment through waterskiing, the team performs ski shows twice weekly and competes in regional and national tournaments. The Ski-ters give back to the community while developing friendships and teamwork and promoting our community and sport positively.
The team performs semi-weekly on Saturday and Wednesday evenings. We do not charge for admission, but we do solicit and greatly appreciate donations. The Plum Ski-ters are funded solely through our own skiers’ membership dues and our fundraising efforts. None of our skiers are paid, and the team receives no public funding. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, donations are tax-deductible.
Plum Ski-ters Water Ski Show
3230 State House Point RdThe Plum Ski-ters Water Ski Show Team is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1960. This competitive, entertaining, family-oriented team performs water ski shows throughout the summer at State House Point on Plum Lake in Sayner, Wis.
In pursuit of their mission to continue the tradition of family fun and entertainment through waterskiing, the team performs ski shows twice weekly and competes in regional and national tournaments. The Ski-ters give back to the community while developing friendships and teamwork and promoting our community and sport positively.
The team performs semi-weekly on Saturday and Wednesday evenings. We do not charge for admission, but we do solicit and greatly appreciate donations. The Plum Ski-ters are funded solely through our own skiers’ membership dues and our fundraising efforts. None of our skiers are paid, and the team receives no public funding. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, donations are tax-deductible.
Hiking
An easy/beginner trail offering a system of level, shaded trails that meander through stands of mature pines, oaks, maples, and a rich understory of balsam fir. Hiking loops of varied length provide for pleasurable walking. During the winter, the portions of the trail system that do not coincide with the snowmobile trail are available for walking, snowshoeing, skiing, and fat tire biking. Biking is only allowed in the winter season.
Awassa Trail
An easy/beginner trail offering a system of level, shaded trails that meander through stands of mature pines, oaks, maples, and a rich understory of balsam fir. Hiking loops of varied length provide for pleasurable walking. During the winter, the portions of the trail system that do not coincide with the snowmobile trail are available for walking, snowshoeing, skiing, and fat tire biking. Biking is only allowed in the winter season.
A somewhat rugged, intermediate level trail offering striking contrasts in terrain. Special attention is given to the many wildflowers, trees and non-flowering plants that make the trail beautiful during all seasons, including late season mushrooms. Provides a great snowshoeing experience. Two loops traverse the property, totaling 1.4 miles of trail, including a bog boardwalk.
Fern Ridge Hiking Trail
1900-2008 WI-155A somewhat rugged, intermediate level trail offering striking contrasts in terrain. Special attention is given to the many wildflowers, trees and non-flowering plants that make the trail beautiful during all seasons, including late season mushrooms. Provides a great snowshoeing experience. Two loops traverse the property, totaling 1.4 miles of trail, including a bog boardwalk.
With a mix of easy/beginner and intermediate loops, about half the trail runs through areas logged in 1976 and 2000. The loop around Shannon Lake is especially scenic. The rest of the gently rolling trail meanders through a variety of northern hardwoods. *Pets not allowed when there is snow or on groomed trails. The trail is groomed by volunteers in the winter for fat tire biking.
Shannon Lake Hiking Trail
With a mix of easy/beginner and intermediate loops, about half the trail runs through areas logged in 1976 and 2000. The loop around Shannon Lake is especially scenic. The rest of the gently rolling trail meanders through a variety of northern hardwoods. *Pets not allowed when there is snow or on groomed trails. The trail is groomed by volunteers in the winter for fat tire biking.
Biking
One of the best ways to explore the 12 unique communities of Vilas County is on two wheels. And one of the finest routes for two-wheeled travelers is the Heart of Vilas County Paved Bike Trail System. In total, riders can explore 45 miles of paved trails connecting St. Germain, Sayner, Boulder Junction and Manitowish Waters. No need to be an experienced mountain biker, or own any special equipment – the trail system features smooth pavement suitable for all types of riders. All you need is your sense of adventure.
Find the main trailhead behind the St. Germain Chamber of Commerce, where Highway 70 meets Highway 155. This trail connects with Sayner and passes a wayside with restrooms, a picnic area and the Awassa Nature Preserve & Hiking Trail, for those in the mood for a shady, level walk.
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Heart of Vilas County Bike Trail - Boulder Junction
5352 Park StOne of the best ways to explore the 12 unique communities of Vilas County is on two wheels. And one of the finest routes for two-wheeled travelers is the Heart of Vilas County Paved Bike Trail System. In total, riders can explore 45 miles of paved trails connecting St. Germain, Sayner, Boulder Junction and Manitowish Waters. No need to be an experienced mountain biker, or own any special equipment – the trail system features smooth pavement suitable for all types of riders. All you need is your sense of adventure.
Find the main trailhead behind the St. Germain Chamber of Commerce, where Highway 70 meets Highway 155. This trail connects with Sayner and passes a wayside with restrooms, a picnic area and the Awassa Nature Preserve & Hiking Trail, for those in the mood for a shady, level walk.