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Katie Thoresen/WXPRFor our first episode of Explore Up North, WXPR’s Katie Thoresen takes us to one of the most iconic and popular spots to view the colors: The Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. -
Katie Thoresen/WXPRWhile this summer-like weather is trying to hold on a bit longer, more fall-like temperatures are in the forecast this week.And with it, more people will be looking forward viewing the fall colors.
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People along the Wisconsin and Michigan border in Iron and Gogebic Counties are laying out an ambitious goal.They envision a community where residents can ski, hike, or bike from their front porch, from city to city, and into the wilds. -
It’s looking like it may be a warm, wet start to the archery deer season in Northern Wisconsin.The hunting season kicks off this Saturday.
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The Ottawa National Forest is growing more than just trees.It recently purchased 1,200 acres of land that straddles the West Branch of the Ontonagon River.
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People in Tomahawk will be allowed to hunt bears and deer on their private property, according to a resolution passed Tuesday
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Managed grazing is one of several ways farmers can implement climate-friendly practices, and after a lengthy absence, a key source of federal aid has been restored
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In this week’s All Things Outdoors WXPR’s Katie Thoresen talks with DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto about paddling in the autumn months.
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September is a great time of year to hit the bike trails in the Northwoods.A local group is hoping you’ll make one of those rides its annual SepTimber Ride between Three Lakes and Eagle River.
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Granite Peak announced Tuesday that it closed on its deal to acquire Big Snow Resort in the Upper Peninsula.
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Summer is winding down and many hunters are starting to think about the fall seasons.
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Hunters preparing for the archery deer season are urged to avoid ash trees as they look for a place for a tree stand
