The Charles A. Grignon Mansion is a proud reminder of our state's beginnings. Built in 1837, the mansion was a wedding gift from Charles Grignon to his Pennsylvania bride Mary Elizabeth Meade. For more information, visit the Outagamie Historical Society's website.

High Cliff is the only state-owned recreational area on Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin's largest lake. The park , located in Sherwood, has a marina, historic sites, a campground, picnic areas and shelters, a beach, wildlife, an observation tower, and play areas. Many facilities are accessible for people with disabilities. Click here for more information on High Cliff State Park.

Appreciation of our natural environment is the primary reason for the existence of the 1000 Islands Environmental Center. The center is used by students of all ages to enjoy passive and active experiences while gaining new and ongoing appraisals of our local treasures. Visit the 1000 Islands Environmental Center's website for more information.

Wisconsin International Raceway is a multi purpose motor sports facility presenting weekly racing programs on both the oval tracks and the quarter-mile drag strip. When it comes to oval track racing action, WIR is among the most well known and respected racing facilities in the nation.  Headlining the oval track specials in the Red, White and Blue State Championship Series which has 29 years of racing tradition behind it.  Dick Trickle, Dave Watson, Mark Martin, Joe Shear and Jim Weber have all scores titles in Wisconsin's most challenging racing series. For more information visit Wisconsin International Raceway's website.