Parks

The highest point in the State of Wisconsin at an elevation of 1951.5 feet is located in southeastern Price County. The park gate is open 7:30a.m. - 9:30p.m. approximately May thru October. Bass Lake is completely surrounded by park property, as well as half the shoreline on Timm's Lake. The entire area is heavily forested with northern hardwoods and provides spectacular viewing during the fall color season.

View from the top of the tower on Timm's Hill

Tuscobia Trailhead

County Park

This day-use park opened in 2000 and is located on the ouskirts of the City of Park Falls. There are two parking lots providing trail access to the Tuscobia State Trail with ATV riding allowed May 15 thru November 15 and snowmobile riding allowed December 2 thru March 31, weather permitting. A wetland restoration project resulted in a 5-acre pond that is supporting a waterfowl population.

Play equipment at the Tuscobia Trailhead

Wisconsin Concrete

County Park

In 1948, at age 63, Price County native Fred Smith began construction of what is known today as Wisconsin Concrete Park. Smith, a lumberjack, tavern owner, farmer, and dance hall musician, created over 200 figures depicting his vision of the local culture and the world. His work is considered one of America's most unique displays of folk art. The park is open year-round, 24-hours a day, and is free of charge. It is recommended that you visit the park during daylight hours as there is limited lighting after dark.

One of Fred Smith's creations at the Wisconsin Concrete Park

Cranberry Creek

Rifle Range

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