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Welcome to Cranberry Country
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Tomah |
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Tomah is the crossroads for West-Central Wisconsin offering recreation &
convenience! Tomah’s location is midway between the Twin Cities and
Milwaukee, where the state’s interstate system (I-90 & I-94) divides. |
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Tomah boasts small town charm
with plenty of shopping including antiques, Amish & cranberry goods,
attractions, over 680 motel rooms, entertainment opportunities, indoor
and outdoor water parks, and quaint restaurants to explore throughout
the area. Whether you’re interested in spring crafting, driving tours,
summer festivals, fairs or tractor pulls, autumn color tours, or winter
activities and holiday events, you’ll find the Tomah area has a variety
of annual activities.
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Historical Marker-Chief Tomah |
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Tomah / Warrens area is known as “Wisconsin’s Cranberry Country”.
With more than 2,000 acres of cranberry marshes dotting the
region, the Tomah / Warrens area is an important player in the
state’s number one fruit crop. Cranberries play an integral role
in the local agricultural economy while providing a unique tourism
attraction
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Racking Cranberries |
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Harvesting Cranberries |
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Founded in 1855 and incorporated as a city in 1883,
Tomah residents boast a proud history. From its early beginning, Tomah
residents have been known for collaborative efforts and friendly hometown
attitudes. We invite you to discover the businesses, industries,
organizations, and most importantly, the people, which make our community
special. Our community is family-friendly where you can
experience over 200 acres of green space in one of the ten Tomah parks.
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Monroe County Fair |
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Winnebago Park |
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Stroll the new Lemonweir River Walking Trail which stretches from Veteran’s
Park to Butts Park. Children and parents will enjoy the multi-unit
“Winnebago Wonderland” in Winnebago Park, a 10,000 sq. ft. playground
complete with castles, mazes, slides, tubes, swings and more.
Lake Tomah, a 200+ acre body of water, is the perfect spot for boating,
water skiing and fishing. |
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Amish Children |
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Fishing in Tomah |
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Season highlights include finding thrills on Monroe
County’s 269 miles of snowmobile trails and enjoying cross-country skiing in
the area State Parks. Wildlife abounds in many recreational areas - view
geese, swans, ducks, cranes, deer, and other wildlife. Explore over 300
miles of scenic rural roads as you take the Amish Country Tour, Cranberry
Country Tour, and Mill Bluff / Coulee Region Tour in the Self-Guided Driving
Tour Adventure Map available at the Tomah Convention & Visitor Bureau Office
at 805 Superior Avenue or by calling 1-800-948-6624. |
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The area offers several lodging and camping
opportunities. Enjoy one of the three area golf courses; Hiawatha Golf
Course (18 hole), Holiday Lodge Golf Course (18 hole), and Veterans Golf
Course (9 hole). Learn about our local history by visiting the Tomah
Historical Society Museum and the “Little Red School House” Museum open
seasonally. |
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Winnebago Park |
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Tomah Recreation Park hosts the annual Super
National Truck & Tractor Pull held in June and the Monroe County Fair held
in July. The City of Tomah also hosts two annual parades – the 4th
of July parade and the Holiday parade. For more details on these events or
the Tomah area visit the Tomah Convention & Visitor Bureau website by
clicking on the logo link below or by call 1-800-948-6624.
Whether it’s a family vacation, overnight stay,
business trip or meeting, Tomah is an ideal choice. |
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Berry the Cranberry |
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info@tomahwisconsin.com |
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Tomah Area Chamber of Commerce
(608) 372-2166
1-800-94-TOMAH (948-6624) |
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