Nature trails, handicap accessible trail and buildings. Observatory, auditorium, kitchen facilities. Rustic over-night accommodations for 130. Yes One of the best ways to discover the exciting and intertwining stories of the people, places and events that shaped the Chippewa Valley is to visit this nationally recognized museum. Call for information about short-term exhibits.
Space is available for catered lunches.
Yes The Schlegelmilch House, built in 1871, was one of the first brick homes in Eau Claire. Family members lived in the house until 1978 when it was presented to the Chippewa Valley Museum. Today the house is filled with furnishings from the earliest decades of its history. The home is open for private tours and scheduled events. Regional Arts Center.