The Arbor-licious Six Pack

six of Eau Claire’s most interesting trees

words by V1 Staff
photography by Andrea Paulseth

1. BUR OAK (738 FERRY ST.)

This ginormous tree is listed as one of Wisconsin’s champion trees, a designation by the Department of Natural Resources to recognize the state’s biggest trees (it got 259 points, while first place got 523).

Click the picture for a better view.

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