The Gilman area has many recreational activities and historical points of interest.
The Gilman City Park: This lovely park is located within the city limits and is bordered by the scenic Yellow River. It is available for family use and can also be scheduled for use by private organizations (see application and park use policy below). Contained within the park are:
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Gilman is located near the Chequamegon National Forest that is known for great camping, hiking, fishing and hunting. The Chequamegon and the Mondeau Flowages as well as numerous smaller lakes are known for their great fishing and scenic beauty. There are also numerous camping facilites in the national forest. The Ice Age Trail, the longest unbroken stretch of the National Scenic Ice Age Trail, also passes through some of the most scenic areas of the Chequamegon National Forest. It offers some of the best hiking in the state.
During the winter, residents and guests alike use the Perkinstown Winter Sports Area for inner tubing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. The Perkinstown Motorized Trail is twenty miles of trail developed for ATVs and motorcycles as well as mountain bikes, horseback riding and other non-motorized activities through the scenic Chequamegon National Forest. The trail is highlighted by rolling terrain, wooden bridges, woods and wetlands.
Historically, Gilman is the home to a 100-year old swinging bridge - the only one left in the entire state!
For additional information and brochures, contact the Taylor County Tourism Council:
or visit the Wisconsin Department of Tourism website.
