Things To Do

Less than five minutes away from Tallgrass, the Potosi Brewery was just named as one of the top three breweries in the world by Forbes Magazine. Find out more about the brewery here.

A short drive away from Tallgrass is the historic town of Galena. Galena is well known for its well preserved 19th century architecture and as a destination for shopping, food, hiking, and historic hotels. Find out more about Galena here.

Eagle Ridge offers four award wining golf courses for a total offering of 63-holes and is consistently ranks among Golf Digest’s top 100 gold courses. Find out more about Eagle Ridge golfing here.

Recently designated a UNESCO world heritage site, Frank Lloyd Wright’s home, studio, school and estate include buildings from every era of his career from the 1890’s to the 1950’s. Find out more about Taliesin here.

The attraction of curiosities offers a Japanes garden, the worlds largest indoor carousel, golf, and specacular views from its titular house. find out more about House on the Rock here.

American Players Theater is the second largest outdoor theater in the US. It produces nine plays in rotational performance every June to November with a focus on Shakespeare. Find out more about American Players Theater here.

Settled by immigrants from Cornwall, England, Mineral Point was an early town of Wisconsin settlement and boasts beautiful historic architecture. It is a haven for artists, being particularly known for pottery and offers architecture tours and numerous art galleries. Find out More about Mineral Point here.

One of Wisconsin’s oldest state parks, Wyalusing is located right on the Mississippi river. It features hiking trails, canoe trails, Native American burial mounds, bird watching, fishing, boating, and bicycling. Find out more about Wyalusing state park here.

A short distance outside of Galena, this award-winning winery boasts 40 wine varieties that are available for tasting. Find out more about Galena Cellers Winery here.

Wine and whisky enthusiasts can both enjoy themselves at Wollersheim. Across the river from Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin, Wollersheim was created in the 1840s and offers tours and tastings. You can find out more about Wollersheim Winery and Distillery here.