Whether you're on your way to or from Cornell, make sure you take the time to travel Hwy 178. Following the Chippewa River between Cornell and Chippewa Falls, the ride is not only beautiful but interesting as well.
Unique bridges span the river, and historical markers relate some of the area history.
Plus, rest stops, boat landings , accommodations , and supper clubs allow you to stop and enjoy as you travel. 32,000 Acres of County Forest Land Chippewa County has natural forest available to the public for wildlife and bird watching, fishing, hunting, and hiking. There are 37 miles of trail on Chippewa County Forest, state, and private lands for hiking and nature study. The new Chippewa Moraine Ice Age Interpretive Center, located in northwest Chippewa County east of STH 40 and CTH M, features exhibits, displays, and films providing visitors a unique glimpse into Wisconsin's glacial past. For more information or to make certain the facility is open, please call.