Attractions

"Today, this theater is considered an elegant jewel, maintaining its original integrity of the past, nestled in the Driftless region of Wisconsin, in the beautifully restored historic town of Mineral Point. Come join us in our beautifully appointed venue hosting a diverse mix of cultural, musical, visual/film and community and private events throughout the year."

"Governor Dodge State Park is one of the state's largest parks, with over 5,000 acres of steep hills, bluffs and deep valleys plus two lakes and a waterfall. Located in Wisconsin's scenic driftless area, Governor Dodge offers camping, picnicking, hiking, canoeing, biking, hunting, fishing, off-road biking, cross-country skiing and horseback riding opportunities."

"Built in 1868, Orchard Lawn was home for three generations of the Gundry family. The stately house and its surrounding grounds reflect the classic, pastoral image of the Italianate style. A remarkable survivor, Orchard Lawn has escaped the fate of many grand old homes whose interiors have been divided into apartments or remodeled beyond recognition."

"In the early 1800s, Cornish miners unearthed the mineral that would change the state. Displaced by poverty in their homeland, these skilled miners came to Wisconsin to discover new opportunities , new industry and a new home. Tours of this restored community are available mid May through October."

​"A wellspring of creativity, Shake Rag is a lively arts education center set in a historic picturesque valley. Students come from all over to take classes from creative writing to blacksmithing, from mosaics to jewelry making to rustic furniture. The valley is always open for strolling the pathways and savoring the peaceful ambiance."

"A shared use trail which allows ATV's, horseback riding, snowmobiles, and bikes. The 47-mile trial, that runs from Mineral Point to Monroe, has 57 overpasses, including a 440-ft. bridge spanning the Pecatonica River just west of Browntown."

"Built by Cornish stonemasons in 1856 of locally limestone, the Mineral Point Depot is one of few surviving pre-Civil War depots in the nation. It is the oldest surviving depot in Wisconsin and the oldest extant structure of the Milwaukee Road. Today it is an award-winning museum including a new HO-scale model railroad that replicates the rail yard during its heyday circa 1917. Tours May - October."