Name: Lake Menomin Park
Address: Domain Dr, Menomonie, WI, 54751

This trail system in Menomonie sits along the northeast shore of Lake Menomin and offers five miles of groomed [winter bike trails](https://www.visiteauclaire.com/things-to-do/outdoors/trails/bike-trails/winter-biking/) for riders of all abilities as well as [snowshoeing](https://www.visiteauclaire.com/things-to-do/outdoors/winter-recreation/snowshoe-trails/) routes. Entry is free. [GOOGLE TRAIL MAP HERE](https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1kx0mSiumbpFNMSMZLAfmhXYGVdohZhw&ll=44.901493831556564%2C-91.89424249999999&z=15).

Lake Menomin Park

Located in western Wisconsin, Eau Claire offers sports planners a destination that's easy to reach, easy to navigate, and ready to host. Just 90 minutes from the Minneapolis–St. Paul area and within driving distance of Chicago, Eau Claire is well positioned to welcome teams, athletes, and fans from across the Midwest.

A versatile mix of indoor and outdoor venues supports events across a wide range of sports and competition levels, with tournament-ready fields, courts, ice facilities, pools, trails, and large-scale indoor spaces. Hotels, restaurants, venues, and visitor amenities are conveniently located throughout the community, making it easy for teams to get where they need to be throughout the event.

Visit Eau Claire's sports team works alongside event organizers to help bring the details together, connecting planners with venues, accommodations, local resources, and destination support.

And there's plenty waiting beyond the competition. Eau Claire's walkable downtown, local restaurants and breweries, miles of trails, public art, live music, family attractions, and the Chippewa River give athletes and their families more to experience between games and after the final whistle.

Eau Claire has the facilities to host the event and the destination experience to make the trip worth it.**** Bring the competition, bring the crowd, and come as you are — Eau Claire is ready to host.

Visit Eau Claire

Chippewa Valley Cheesesteak is the perfect destination for delicious cheesesteaks, burgers, fish, and shrimp!

Chippewa Valley Cheesesteak

You can get a pizza anywhere. If you want an experience fueled by fire, Big Ash Pizza is for you. We offer a passion for food bred and fostered here in the Chippewa Valley. If you're looking for a fun, fresh dining experience, we will hit the road for you!

Big Ash Pizza

Though originally home to Santee Dakota and Ojibwe native people, jurisdiction over the land that comprises Dunn County has been claimed by Spain, France, England and the United States. As smaller territories were formed from the Northwest Territory of the United States (Northwest Ordinance, 1787), that same land was a part of the Indiana Territory (1800-1805), the Michigan Territory (1805-1809), the Illinois Territory (1809-1836) and finally the Wisconsin Territory. Dunn County was created from a portion of Chippewa County on February 19, 1854, and at the time included all of the present Dunn and Pepin Counties (formed in 1858). Its present-day boundaries encompass some 858 square miles. Prior to 1854, all or parts of the land in Dunn County had been part of Chippewa, St. Croix or Crawford Counties for various periods. The county is named for Charles Dunn, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Wisconsin Territory (1836-48), who was appointed by President Andrew Jackson. Dunn County's "Seat of Justice" was at Amos Colburn's at or near the ferry across the Red Cedar River near its mouth at Dunnville. The courthouse in Dunnville burned to the ground in October 1858. After several months of moving from place to place, the county seat was moved to Menomonie on January 1, 1861. Dunn County Wisconsin has a rich history and many historical sites to explore.

Dunn County Historical Society

The store is a must-stop along the interstate for tasty necessities. Travelers and locals alike stock up on their favorite cheeses, browsing the largest selection of Wisconsin-made cheeses in the area, including our world-famous cheese curds made in Ellsworth. You’ll find a well-stocked wine and beer department featuring regional labels such as New Glarus and Wollersheim, Door Peninsula Winery, Three Lakes Winery, and more.

Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery

This 14.5 mile rail trail shadows the steep walls of the Red Cedar Valley from Menomonie to its connection with the Chippewa River State Trail. Along its route, the trail passes through the communities of Irvington, Downsville, and the Dunnville State Wildlife Area. The trail passes by prairies, marshland, bottoms, and farmlands, including sandstone bluffs and other unique rock formations. The level grade and limestone surface make this trail suitable for bicyclists, walkers and joggers. Each bicyclist age 16 or older needs a Wisconsin [state trail pass](https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/admission/trailpass) while using the trail. Passes are available at the Menomonie depot trailhead and in Downsville. [GOOGLE TRAIL MAP HERE](https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1KgnvfgFABplScCEIZyUORo9KgYo8E_c&ll=44.7885452418999%2C-91.91164500000002&z=12).

Red Cedar State Trail

*Menomonie Market Food Co-op is a beloved community-owned grocery store and deli nestled in the heart of the Chippewa Valley! With convenient locations in both downtown Menomonie, WI and Eau Claire, WI, they work with 200+ local farmers and producers to provide a wide array of high-quality local products. From farm-fresh produce, pasture-fed meats, and artisan cheeses to sustainably produced home and beauty products they have everything you need for a delicious and sustainable shopping experience.*

*The co-op is owned by 5,500+ community members and provides much more than groceries. Enjoy in-house and off-site catering services, enriching educational classes, and at the Eau Claire location, an inviting upstairs event space complete with a scenic rooftop patio.*

*If hunger strikes, explore their daily freshly prepared deli items, including sandwiches, wraps, soups, salads, baked goods, and beyond. Whether you opt for a hearty meal or a quick snack, indulge amidst their inviting indoor and outdoor dining spaces. Menomonie Market Food Co-op is your destination for locally sourced goods which support local farmers, the economy, and the community.*

Menomonie Market Food Co-op - Menomonie Location

Zymurgy Brewing Company is a taproom and brewery in Menomonie, Wisconsin, serving perfectly fermented brews with local ingredients.

Zymurgy Brewing Company

Inspired by the finest Supper Clubs throughout the Midwest, the Wilson Creek Inn offers an elegant setting, savory food and delicious cocktails. You will not be disappointed!

Wilson Creek Inn

C&J's Candy Store and Scoop Shoppe is a family-owned business in the heart of historic downtown Menomonie that is dedicated to spreading a little sweetness wherever they can. They work with suppliers from around the world to bring you amazing sweets, snacks, and drinks that you can't find anywhere else.

C&J's Candy Store & Scoop Shoppe

Red Cedar Fly Fishing offers guided fly fishing trips on the scenic Red Cedar, Chippewa, and Hay Rivers. Offering an immersive experience from the comfort of a drift boat, the trips cater to both novice and experienced anglers. The primary targets are smallmouth bass, musky, and pike, each providing a thrilling challenge for fly fishing enthusiasts.

Red Cedar Fly Fishing

Longtime family-run pizza parlor offering thin-crust pies, gyro sandwiches, pasta plates & beer.

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