Rhinelander Travel Guide

If you were looking for the perfect spot to take an outdoors enthusiast on vacation, Rhinelander would likely be it. Boasting over 230 lakes within a small radius, incredible scenic hiking trails and the chance to rent bikes, boats, and kayaks, Rhinelander is sure to boost your adrenaline in the great outdoors. Here is the perfect spot for getting back to nature and what's more, the area remains relatively off the beaten path so travelers don't have to share Rhinelander's beauty with dozens of other tourists.

Things to Do in Rhinelander

Hiking and camping is a major draw of Rhinelander and a great place to enjoy the very best of that is Hodag Park, Almon Country Park and along the footpaths of the Long Lake Nature Trail. Those interested in freshwater fishing, regardless of experience level, can try their hand at the sport in nearby Boom Lake.

Families traveling to Rhinelander will be pleased to discover that several exhilerating, family-focused attractions are scattered throughout the area. The Oneida Country Fair is home to traditional fairground attractions like Ferris wheels and whack-a-mole, and the nearby Hodag lanes offers a chance to challenge travel companions and family members to a game of bowling.

Best Time to Visit Rhinelander

The summer months are the best time to visit Rhinelander in order to enjoy the warmest temperatures and the optimum conditions for hiking and exploring the great outdoors. Numerous festivals and events take place in Rhinelander throughout the year. For example, country music festivals, art festivals and family fun days. Check the annual events calendar for inspiration before confirming your trip dates.