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Hayward,
Wisconsin
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QuaintVillage)
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Hayward
calls itself "Home of the World Record Muskies" (fish). It
is certainly the home of the world's largest fish-shaped building, the
National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. There are eight more large
fish statues on the grounds of the museum.
The
town is also billed as "Golf Capital of Wisconsin." But
Hayward is not just for sportsmen. You will find something here for
every member of the family. Aside from the big fish museum and many
antique shops, you may find Hayward to be more a
resort vacation town than a quaint village.
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Location
Northwestern
Wisconsin
On U.S. Route 63
About 60 miles southeast of Duluth Minnesota
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Population
About
3,300
Features
Antiques
shops
Bakery
Bed and breakfast inns
Golf courses
Cafes and restaurants
Campgrounds and RV parks nearby
Check
Woodall's guide
Go carts
The
Hideout (26
miles south in Couderay)
(Al
Capone's Northwood Retreat and Museum)
Guided tours
Hotels
and vacation rentals in this area
Indian Reservation (nearby)
Kayaking
Lumberjack shows
Movie theater
National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame
Fish-shaped
building (musky)
Snow
skiing and snowmobiling (nearby)
Victorian mansion (inn)
Wilderness Walk Zoo and Recreation Park
(admission
fee)
Hours
Festivals
May-October:
Fishing contests
July:
Lumberjack World Championships
September: Hayward Fall Festival
Recommended
stay
Half
to full day or vacation
Tourist
information
Hayward
Lakes Visitors and Convention Bureau
www.HaywardLakes.com
800-724-2992
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