Highways:

  Check out Highway 11   Check out Highway 13   Check out Highway 16
  Check out Highway 19   Check out Highway 20   Check out Highway 21
  Check out Highway 22   Check out Highway 23   Check out Highway 26
  Check out Highway 27   Check out Highway 28   Check out Highway 29
  Check out Highway 32   Check out Highway 33   Check out Highway 35
  Check out Highway 42   Check out Highway 47   Check out Highway 49
  Check out Highway 50   Check out Highway 54   Check out Highway 55
  Check out Highway 57   Check out Highway 59   Check out Highway 60
  Check out Highway 64   Check out Highway 67   Check out Highway 69
  Check out Highway 70   Check out Highway 71   Check out Highway 73
  Check out Highway 77   Check out Highway 78   Check out Highway 80
  Check out Highway 81   Check out Highway 82   Check out Highway 83
  Check out Highway 89   Check out Highway 96   Check out Highway 113
  Check out Highway 131   Check out Highway 133   Check out Highway 144
  Check out Highway 145   Check out Highway 164   Check out Highway 167
  Check out Highway 169   Check out Highway 175   Check out Highway 190

   ...more to come, including the U.S. Highways in Wisconsin!

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So why is it called
 a State “Trunk” Highway?

ABOUT THE TOUR

(or, WHY would somebody drive all these roads??)

Wisconsin's a fantastic state for driving. From its tradition of providing good, all-weather roads to its standing as the first governmental unit to ever use numbers to identify roads - a practice now widely adopted worldwide - Wisconsin packs a plethora of interesting things to see and do while traversing its network of state highways.

Giant cheeses? Largest six-pack in the world? Center of two of earth's hemispheres at once? Tours of breweries, cheese factories, and places that make cool stuff? Two Great Lakes, over 15,000 inland lakes and so many rivers, names get repeated? Small town America or large cities, skiing, mountain biking, bird-watching or tubing and water skiing, you'll find tons of places to do it all around Wisconsin. The state trunk highways give you hundreds of ways to scope out your own road trip and stumble onto things you may never have thought of before.

That's what the State Trunk Tour is all about.

The Interstates of Wisconsin, the most widely used for travel and touring, provide access to many of the state's cities and attractions. The U.S. and State highways, however, allow you to really dive in and see just how great driving and touring around Wisconsin can be. You get into all the little nooks and crannies of the state, visit small towns that had otherwise only been dots on a map, and discover people and places that let you appreciate all there is in Wisconsin.

It's even more fun when you burn less gas. Driving around the state in my new Ford Escape Hybrid lets me enjoy an SUV's size and convenience (and room for putting a bunch of stuff in it), while getting over 30 miles per gallon. It comes in handy when you enter wide swaths of the state where gas stations get few and far between, and the natural beauty of the state is all you see for miles. It's also nice to wave at the guy raising prices on gas station signs as you blow past without stopping.

So, let us embark on some end-to-end travels. We've picked a bunch of state trunk highways in Wisconsin; we'll travel them from beginning to end and find out everything worth doing and checking out along the way. As you read them, maybe it will help you find some new destinations and journeys to check out for yourself.

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