Rib Lake, Wisconsin
“Where the Ice Age ends,
and your adventure begins!”
1-800-819-LAKE ( 5253 )
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Local telephone number:
715-427-5404
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Rib Lake Tourism Committee
655 Pearl Street
P.O. Box 205
Rib Lake, WI 54470-0205
GPS Navigation Coordinates
Latitude: 45o 18" 52' N
Longitude: 90o 11" 53' W
Elevation: 1,560 Feet
FREE Brochures and Maps
For individual requests, and small quantites, please contact us by email, or to our address above.
Any organizations or groups asking for bulk quantities, please contact:
Taylor County Tourism
P.O. Box 231
Medford, WI 54451-0231
715-748-4729 or 888-682-9567
Or Email: Taylor County Tourism
Rib Lake Vacationland
Our vacationland brochure contains a Rib Lake area map and brief descriptions of our northwoods Wisconsin tourist attractions.
The front cover shows typical pictures of the 4 season climate we enjoy. A Wisconsin travel map to Rib Lake is on the back cover.
Includes pictures and a short history of the Rib Lake area, and the friendly lifesyle in Rib Lake. Welcome! Click on the brochure cover for an enlargement.
Taylor Made ATV Trails
Featuring Camp 8 ATV recreation area, in Taylor County Forest, just east of Rib Lake, and Perkinstown ATV trails.
Includes detailed trail maps of Camp 8's entire 12 mile ATV trail system located within 17,600 acres of Taylor County managed woodlands.
Here is a map of the western terminus of Camp 8 ATV Trail in the Village of Rib Lake.
Rib Lake Ski Trails
Brochure contains the complete Rib Lake Ski Trail system map, as well as connecting links to the Timm's Hill trail and the Ice Age trail.
During winter, these trails are double-track groomed by the Rib Lake Nordic Ski Club. The entire ski trail system is open during the winter season. No snowmobiles or ATV use is allowed at any time.
During spring, summer and fall seasons the entire trail system is closed. The only exception is use of Ice Age trail and Timm's Hill trail for hiking (non-motor) recreational use.
The Ice Age trail and Timm's Hill trail are open year round, except for a brief time during the annual November gun deer season closure.
Ice Age National Scenic Trail
Very limited quantity available, (c) 1996 by the Rib Lake Community Club (Commercial Club). Contains information about how Wisconsin glaciation during the Ice Age shaped our present day landscape.
The Rib Lake segment of the Ice Age Trail and Rib Lake area points of interest are shown. Both the "Calendar of Events" and "Business Directory" are dated from 1996. The entire ski trail system is depicted on the map in detail.
Gerstberger Pines Nature Trail
This 20 acre park contains a stand of virgin timber and a developed nature trail. The mix of trees include white pine, red oak, basswood, yellow birch and hemlock.
Gerstberger Pines Nature Trail is maintained by the Taylor County Forestry and Recreation Department. Here you can learn about the plants, animals and history of this unique old growth forest.
Recently updated, this booklet contains a detail walking guide to the three-fourths mile interpretive trail.