MotorCoach Tour Attractions
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Click on the towns listed below to see the attractions
- Soldier’s Walk in Memorial Park (The Largest Veterans’ Memorial in the Midwest)
- Ashley Furniture Home Store (The Largest Furniture Company in the world)
- Lou Sauer—1940 All Star Woman’s Professional Baseball Player
- Soppa Percheron & Belgian Horses & Horse Pulling
- Lime Quarry—See the County from the clouds
- 1876 Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Pine Creek
- 1948 Holy Family Catholic Church
- Briar Patch—Gifts Galore & Much More
- Arcadia Area Historical Museum—Arcadia History Comes Alive
- Setting of Peter Straub/Stephen King Book—Black House
- Ashley Furniture Industries Visitor Center
Blair
- Countryside Lefse Factory—Food the Norwegians love
- AMPI Cheese Plant Sales Room—Largest Plant in Wisconsin
- Tenba Ridge Winery—Wine Wizard John Gill has created 23 wines
- 1889 Hans Jacob Olson Hanging Story
- Jonas Neuenschwander—Amish Woodworking shop (fancy cabinets with Old Word Technology)
- Lake Henry on the Trempealeau River
Centerville
- Brush Trophy Room Museum (Wisconsin’s Largest Animal Museum—400 Animals from Around the World)
- Eckers Apple Farm—Inventor of the apple sorting machine
- Centerville Curling Club—Home of Olympians
- Elmaro Winery—located in the middle of their vineyard
Eleva
- Gullicksrud Milking Barn (1400 cows)
- Solfest Llama Farm
- James W. Grant, Civil War Veteran (1846-1941), Second Cousin to Pres. Grant
- 1897 Eleva Lutheran Church
- 1909 restored East Bennitt Valley Church
- Thompson Alaskan Sled Dogs
- Accola Agricultural Museum
- Schultz’s Country Barn—Art and Crafts Galore
- Scenic Overview Wayside—First view of Northern Edge of Wisconsin’s Unglaciated Area
- Family Farms Market—food, arts & crafts, unique setting under a sod roof
- Eleva Pond on Big Creek
Ettrick
- Jim Hovre Norwegian Fjord Horses
- Susan Sampson Paintings—1891 North Beaver Creek White Church
- 1917 St. Bridget Catholic Church
- 1902 French Creek Lutheran Church
- 1909 Beach Corner School—Home to Artisans
- Iduna—Trempealeau County’s Invisible Town
Galesville
- Phoneco Antique Phone Museum (Largest Old Phone Co. in U.S.)
- Galesville Historic Tour—Homes on Ridge Avenue
- Gale College 1854-1940 (Restored Old Main—1859 and the Johnny Clem Story)
- 1874 A.A. Arnold House, featuring a spiral staircase
- One Room Country School House on Fairground
- Rev. D.O. Van Slyke Statue—he wrote Garden of Eden booklet in 1886
- 1895 First Presbyterian Church—unique carving of the Last Supper
- Alyn Kaste—Two Home Built Airplanes
- Craft Barn—Arts & Crafts & much more in an Old Dairy Barn
- Lake Marinuka on Beaver Creek
Independence
- 1895 St. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, beautiful interior and spectacular stained glass windows
- 1902 Independence Restored Opera House with a 1910 Seth Thomas Clock
- Ole Creamery Antiques—If they don’t have it, you will want it!
- City Tour—Yards with statue gardens and flowers, Bugle Lake, Historic Homes
- Gold’n Plump Hatchery—1,000,000 chicks hatched per week in a new “state of the art” facility
- Historic 1931 Texico Station—Loren Nelson brings the past alive Lindsay’s Elite Prize Winning Llamas
- Invisible Williamsburg named after 3 pioneer farmers named William Bugle Lake on Elk Creek
- Southern Exposure, Mexican Arts & Crafts
Osseo
- Quaint downtown shops and nationally known Norske Nook (famous for pies)
- Ron Henry Natural Gardens
- Buena Vista and the Learned Hermit, Nicolas Bourlier de la Chevalle, Monument
- Ken Riphenburg—American Elk
- The Loft—Antique Shop
- 1916 Elk Creek Lutheran Church—ornate caved altar (Old Norske Style
- Henry Filla Buffalo Farm
- Claim to have the 1st Rod & Gun Club in the U.S.
- Lake Martha on the Buffalo River
- Home of WTAQ (1922-26), First radio station west of Pittsburgh
Pigeon Falls
- Pigeon Lake on the Pigeon Creek
Strum
- Immanuel Lutheran Church
- Crystal Lake Park on the Trempealeau River
- North American Fly—Lee Christianson (largest U.S. producer of Deer Skin Gloves)
- Bill & Vicky Berger—Bucking Bulls for U.S. Rodeos
- Crystal Lake on the Buffalo River
Trempealeau
- Perrott Park—Trempealeau Mt. & Indian Mounds, site of trading post—1865-68
- Trempealeau Wildlife Refuge—Observation Deck
- Shirley Wright Memorial Library—Architectural Beauty to please your senses
- Williamson Pine Haven Llama Farm
- Lock & Dam #6 on the Mississippi River—built in 1936
- Trempealeau Main Street Historical District Walk— 1 building designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright student
- Lunde Chestnut Trees
- George Richtman, Mississippi River Commercial Fisherman
- Trempealeau County’s only remaining Round Barn
- 1871 Historic Trempealeau Hotel
- Trempealeau County’s most unusual geological formation—caused by glacial runoff
- 2nd largest walnut tree in Wisconsin on the Jack & Kit Locke property
- Mississippi River (4th longest river in the world)
Whitehall
- Amish Country—Where Time Stands Still, homes and shops
- Schaefer/Miles Fine Art Gallery (nationally known husband and wife team)
- Over the Knoll Farm—Carding, Spinning, Weaving & Felting
- Butler Sheep Farm—Yogurt & Cheese
- Harvest Home Farm—Herding sheep with classy Border Collie Dogs—Mike & Becky Poulos
- Alvin Schrock—Amish Woodworking—professional work with Old World Technology
- Sarah Miller—Amish Store & Home
- Sczepanski Tennessee Walking Horses
- Bergman Honey Farm
- 1902 Fagerness Church
- Restored1914 Depot—one of a kind featuring the Hicks Arched Windows used on coaches
- Remember When—Gifts & Collectibles
- Jade Artesian Spring Water (Bottling Plant)
- 1890 Hopkins House (Now the Oak Park Inn)
- Totully by Hand—Arts, Crafts, Gifts and Antiques
- Gert Wilcziek—Wisconsin Horseshoe Champion, 9 consecutive years
- Gary Everson—Norwegian Farmer on family’s 100 year old dairy farm
- Ben Hochstettler—Amish Woodwork—making rustic furniture
- Mervin & Fannie Miller—Amish Bulk Food Store & Home