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Louisiana
Louisiana is called the "exotic sister" in the family of American states. A cultural gumbo, Louisiana is a wonderful mix of English, French, Spanish, and other international influences.
Visitors discover a travel experience that is rich in depth and variety. Each culture guarantees an enjoyable experience because hospitality is more than second nature in Louisiana. No wonder most visitors return to the birthplace of jazz, world-famous cuisine, and colorful celebrations. Louisiana is the state where enjoying life is a full-time occupation. Visit www.louisianatravel.com.
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 The Great River Road was established in 1938 as the national parkway of the Mississippi River. Follow the green Pilot's Wheel road signs that mark its route nearly 3,000 miles through 10 states. |
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| Explorer Henry Schoolcraft was the first white man to locate and document the true source of the Mississippi River at Lake Itasca in northern Minnesota. The year was 1830. |
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| Marquette and McGregor, Iowa are two towns divided by a bluff but connected in so many ways. Boasting one National Monument and a State Park within only a few miles of one another, there are beautiful hiking trails that go on for days. Climb to the top of the river bluffs to see majestic views of the Mississippi River all the way across to Wisconsin. |
| Sasha D. - McGregor-Marquette, IA |
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| The magic of autumn in the great north woods of Wisconsin brings crisp nights and magnificent fall color. |
| Dave S. - Madison, WI |
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