ALMA Wisconsin

    19th Century River Town          National Historic District

BALD EAGLES, 

MISSISSIPPI ICE &

WINTER FUN

in Alma Wisconsin!

Winter is a beautiful season to visit Buffalo County and Alma, Wisconsin.  Snowflakes are falling, the Mississippi River is frozen and the wintering Bald Eagles have arrived.

 

Snowmobiles, snowshoeing, ice fishing, eagle watching ... all make Alma the winter vacation destination of Buffalo County.

 

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ALMA offers many options for lodging ...

bed & breakfast ... restored victorians ... cottages ... roadside motels & cabins.  

 

For info, call our Visitor Center at 608-685-3303 or choose an option from our website at Lodging Options/Business Directory.
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Enjoy The Early River Town Atmosphere

Of 19th Century Alma, Wisconsin!

 

Enjoy The Views 

From Buena Vista 

Enjoy a hike on the Buena Vista

Trail from Main Street to the top of Alma Bluff

and the Buena Vista Overlook.

 

Kayak or Canoe

The Mississippi Backwaters

Working with Riverland Outfitters we've

documented several easy to moderate

paddle trails in the Alma area.

 

 

 

Watch Bald Eagles

You can view Bald Eagles all year long in

Alma, Wisconsin.  Along the Mississippi River,

 in the trees, flying overhead and over the

bluffs you can see them throughout town.

 

 

 

Photograph Birds

Throughout

Buffalo County
Take your camera everywhere,
you never know when you'll come
across a special bird or waterfowl.

 

Fishing Is

A Passion

Alma is situated on the Mississippi River and

the backwaters are prime for fishing.

 

The Great Alma Fishing Float is a favorite

of locals and visitors throughout the season.