From Rib Lake turn east on Hwy 102 to County Trunk C, then turn left (North), then follow signage. Timm's Hill is Wisconsin's highest point--1,951.5 feet above sea level. Climb the observation tower, hike the trails and enjoy the picnic area.
Originally laid out in 1895, Rustic Road Number One became the first official rustic road in Wisconsin. Dedicated in 1975, this road became one of the first roads in the nation to be preserved for its rustic and scenic characteristics. The road winds for approximately five miles through outstanding forested glacial topography.
From Rib Lake turn east on Hwy 102 to County Trunk C, then turn left (North), then follow
signage. Timm's Hill is Wisconsin's highest point--1,951.5 feet above sea level. Climb the
observation tower, hike the trails and enjoy the picnic area.
Overlooking Rib Lake is Lakeview Park, which has camping facilities available. Also in the
park is a closed-in shelter with a kitchen for community events and private gatherings.
Two volleyball courts, horseshoe pitts, and playground equipment are available. New
bathrooms and shower facilities along with sewer, water, and electrical hook-ups are also
available in the park.
The Rib Lake segment offers beautiful hardwood forests which welcomes 4, 7, or 12 mile
hikes during the spring, summer and fall, or cross country skiing in the winter.
Enjoy hiking or skiing past many small lakes and historic logging camps on this moderate
trail.
The Ice Man "Ugh" is a carved statue of the area mascot and is located in the village of Rib Lake. His story is told in "The Origin of Ice Man Ugh".
Web Hosting by Dave Long of NorthGoods.Com
