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Interesting
Tourism Data
Miles
of Great
Lakes shoreline - 1320 km 3rd
in total water surface - 28,972 sq. kmNumber
of lakes - 15,057 Total
area of named lakes - 397,457 ha State parks - 55
County
parks - 568 Total
public recreation land - 2,503,403 ha Trout
streams - 2,700, 17,493 km Bass streams
- 294, 5,076 km Canoeing
landings - 4,600 Swimming
areas - 1,500 Hiking
trails - 4,393 km Bicycle
trails - 967 km Golf
courses - 492 Downhill
skiing and snowboarding areas - 29 Snowmobile
trails
- 35,404 km
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TOURISM
Wisconsin is a
fresh water paradise bordered on the east and north by the Great Lakes.
To
the west lies the Mississippi River. One of Wisconsin's
greatest treasures is a climate embracing four seasons; each with
distinct
pleasures. Spring is a season of rebirth, of whitewater rafting,
walleye
fishing and early season golf. Summer brings swimming, boating and
festivals galore. Fall's crisp air and turning leaves are a welcome
change. Winter white brings out the skis and snowmobiles. For
young and old, families and friends, Wisconsin is your destination
for fun.
Wisconsin offers
visitors a change of pace,
breathtaking
natural beauty and a wide variety of year-round urban and rural
activities for every budget and lifestyle. Almost 6 million acres of
public land, a multitude of local festivals, events and attractions,
and
thousands of businesses dedicated to providing superior value and
service
are all accessible through a highly developed road and trail
system. This diversity, availability and affordability make Wisconsin a
unique and memorable travel destination.
In
2005, travelers spent $11.95 billion in
Wisconsin. Of those traveler expenditures, 72% were spent on leisure
travel, 18% on business, and 10% on meetings or conventions.
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