"... put your vessel in at Braun’s Bay’s easy and accessible landing. Paddle past the Carson Park cliffs (very scenic) and then under the Lake Street Bridge into the bay ..."
A look at the thriving local off-road biking scene
I was recently asked, “How’s the mountain biking scene in Eau Claire?” The selfish part of me that enjoys the peace of nature, solitude and a quiet ride through the woods...
Bike to Work Week geared to promote local pedaling
If you’re like most people in the Chippewa Valley, your daily commute entails getting into your car and driving – almost always alone – to your workplace.
Eau Claire was neglected the first time around on MSN’s “coolest cities in the Midwest” list but after receiving loads of feedback, they decided to add us to the list (#5) – largely due to our designation as the “Kubb Capital of North America.”
The Pinehurst Project is currently in their planning stage. As many of you are aware, the proposed changes to Pinehurst Park include rebuilding, reconstructing, and reinventing the former ski hill to create a site where residents of the ...
This day of Health and Happiness was sponsored by The Edge Pub & Eatery and took place on Saturday, March 2. Proceeds benefited the Partners of St. Joseph's Hospital and the McDonell Central Cross Country Ski Team. There were 4 races: 10k and 20k skate ski, a 10k classic ski, and a 10k snowshoe.
Check out this quick (two minutes) cross country ski tour down the trails at Tower Ridge county park near Eau Claire – posted to Vimeo by Grant Larson.
Last weekend, a snow-carving team featuring the talents of Eau Claire's own Winter After Hours snow sculptors Jason Anhorn and Steve Bateman – along with Wauwatosa artist Dave Andrews – won First Place at the United States National Snow Carving ...
Eau Claire’s Mount Simon Park might be expanding in the near future. The city is on track to receive a $166,000 matching grant from the state’s Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program to help buy 1.2 acres along the park’s northwest side. According to ...
As you may recall, some winter loving locals are working to hard to revamp Pinehurst Park, converting the ski hill turned sledding hill into to a frosty shangri-la of wintertime activity. A meeting will be held Wednesday, January 16 ...