Explore Amery Wisconsin
Amery is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and adventure. From scenic hiking trails that wind through lush forests to serene lakes ideal for fishing and kayaking, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The vibrant local parks provide ample opportunities for picnicking and wildlife watching, while the surrounding countryside invites you to explore its breathtaking landscapes. Whether you're an avid adventurer or simply looking to relax in nature, Amery promises an unforgettable outdoor experience.
Cattail Trail
The Cattail Trail in Amery is a delightful escape that invites outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the region's natural splendor. This scenic trail meanders through lush wetlands and vibrant cattail marshes, providing a fun escape for ATV/UTV and other motor sport enthusiasts.
As you traverse both of Amery’s featured trails, you'll be treated to stunning views of local wildlife, including various bird species and peeks into various forms of nature’s glory making them popular spots for outdoor lovers and photographers. Whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll or an invigorating ride, our trails offer a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure right in the heart of Amery.
Stower Seven Lakes State Trail
The non-motorized Stower Seven Lakes State Trail in Amery is a captivating outdoor destination that showcases the region's natural beauty and recreational opportunities. Spanning approximately 14 miles, this multi-use trail winds through lush forests, serene lakes, and vibrant wetlands, making it perfect for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. The beautiful path is accessible year-round, inviting visitors to explore the changing seasons, from the vibrant colors of autumn to the tranquil snowscapes of winter. Whether you're seeking an invigorating workout or a peaceful escape into nature, the Stower Seven Lakes State Trail is a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts in the Amery area.
North Twin Lake
North Twin Lake is a stunning 135-acre natural gem nestled in the heart of Amery. With a maximum water depth of 27 feet, it offers ample opportunities for a variety of recreational activities throughout the year. Residents and visitors can enjoy fishing, kayaking, and swimming in its refreshing waters during the warmer months. Winter brings opportunities for ice fishing and snowshoeing. Accessing the lake is easy, thanks to a convenient boat landing located on North Keller Avenue, making it a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
South Twin Lake
South Twin Park is a cherished destination nestled along the shores of South Twin Lake, offering a delightful swimming beach that is open to the public at no cost. Families can gather at the picnic pavilion, where they can enjoy meals and create lasting memories. The small playground is perfect for children to run and play, providing an ideal setting for family outings. Additionally, the recently rebuilt pier, completed in 2012, offers fishing enthusiasts a chance to cast their lines and enjoy the tranquility of the water. With its serene atmosphere, South Twin Park is the perfect place to unwind, soak up the sun, and appreciate the beauty of nature.
Apple River
The Apple River is a picturesque tributary of the St. Croix River, stretching approximately 70 miles through the scenic landscapes of northern Wisconsin. Originating from Staples Lake in Barron County, this charming river meanders southwestward, weaving its way through the beautiful Polk and St. Croix Counties. Along its journey, the Apple River passes through several serene lakes and the vibrant City of Amery, providing stunning views and abundant recreational opportunities. Ultimately, it merges with the St. Croix River just 7 miles (11.3 km) northeast of Stillwater, Minnesota, near the quaint village of Star Prairie, enriching the region's natural and ecological diversity.
Michael Park
Welcome to Michael Park, nestled along the picturesque Apple River in the heart of Amery. This park is a for fishing enthusiasts, offering public fishing piers where you can reel in a variety of species, including Panfish, Bass, Northern Pike, and Muskie. Recent improvements, like the new watercraft portage around the Amery Dam, make canoeing and kayaking more accessible than ever. Whether you're casting a line or enjoying a picnic in one of the park's scenic areas, Michael Park is the perfect spot to unwind and connect with nature.
North Park
North Park spans over 5 acres along Highway 46 and is perfect for visitors of all ages. It features a fishing pier on the Apple River and two covered picnic pavilions ideal for parties and gatherings, complete with grills and accessible restrooms near the tennis courts. For those interested in camping, the park offers 8 improved RV sites with 50-AMP service, water, and fire rings. Reservations can be made through City Hall, or sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis after 12 on Fridays. Children can enjoy a large playground equipped with slides, swings, and monkey bars, while the sports area includes an open field, a baseball backstop, frisbee golf, and a full basketball court. Free wireless available.
Soo Line Park
Soo Line Park, situated downtown, features the Amery Trailhead Pavilion. This park serves as the gateway to the Stower Seven Lakes Trail and hosts the weekly Farmers Market every Monday and Saturday during the summer months. The Pavilion also accommodates various events throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy picnic tables and benches for public use, and parking for the Stower Seven Lakes Trail is available on-site. Restrooms have been added to the park, and guests can access free wireless internet in both the Pavilion and the park area.
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York Park
The park features 40 acres of urban mixed hardwood forest situated on a hilly landscape, alongside boggy wetlands a quarter-mile of untouched lake shore. Visitors can explore 3 miles of gravel trails and access a fishing dock along the lakeside.