It’s a typical Monday
morning in the city, and you just want a coffee before work, so you decide to
visit your favorite coffee shop only to find that a latte is $7. You blink,
thinking it’s a mistake, but as the morning fog wears off, you remember that
everything is expensive here, and when it comes to the cost of living, it feels
like you’re always getting a little for a lot. Living in a big city can be fun
and exciting at times, but it can also wear you down. Whether it’s having to
deal with the constant stress of noise, traffic, crime, or pollution, city life
can feel overwhelming, and sometimes you just need to get away. If you are
tired of your routine and long to be in nature, maybe it’s time to consider visiting
rural Wisconsin, the home of pristine lakes, miles of trails, and endless blue
sky. Who knows? It might just change your life.
Green Therapy
There is a reason why many
therapists are recommending green therapy, also known as ecotherapy. It
involves spending time in the great outdoors and reconnecting with nature. Study after study shows that
embracing nature has unequivocal benefits for mental health, but it comes to no
surprise to people who live in rural Wisconsin. When you can visit breathtaking
wonders like Big Manitou, an incredible waterfall in Pattison State Park, kayak
down the Flambeau River where bald eagle sightings are a frequent occurrence,
or hike along The Ledge in High Cliff State Park, known for its abundance of
rare fossils, plants, and petroglyphs, it’s easy to understand the appeal.
However, we have barely scratched the surface here. These are only a handful of
the many natural wonders and nature attractions located in rural
Wisconsin.
Find Your Passion
Rural Wisconsin is the
absolute best place to discover your passion or pursue something that you never
had the time or space to try before, and there are a wide variety of activities
all year round. Wisconsin is home to tons of incredible places to ski, snowboard,
or snowshoe. You can take to the trails in winter to try snowmobiling or ride
around on an ATV in summer. There are an abundance of lakes perfect for
swimming, kayaking, and fishing. You can learn to ride a horse or try camping.
If you’re a creative person, spending time in a secluded cottage is the perfect
way to focus on an artistic endeavor such as drawing, painting, or writing free
of distractions. The possibilities are truly endless.
Contact Us to Call Rural
Wisconsin Your Home
While there are many
charming bed and breakfasts in rural Wisconsin, we feel confident that you will
fall in love and eventually want to have your own home there. We specialize in buildable
lots and wooded acreage in Wisconsin. Whether you are looking for a Wisconsin
vacation home or a permanent residence, we are dedicated to working with
you to meet your individual needs and helping you find a property that is the
perfect fit. Inquire today by contacting Eric Ristey at (608) 386-8907.