Cumberland, Wisconsin

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Golf:
A high quality, 18 hole golf course, open to the public, is maintained by the city and features a new clubhouse with cocktail lounge and upper level restaurant.

Camping:
A city owned camping area with 23 campsites,electricity, bathrooms and showers are available at Eagle Point. Call 715-822-4898 or 822-8907 for reservations. Also available is a swimming beach open to the public at the the near-by Tourist Park. There are picnic areas both at Eagle Point and the Tourist Park.

Fishing:
Beaver Dam Lake, which really surrounds the City, has excellent fishing. There are trout, walleye, northern, bass and panfish. Near by Sand Lake is well deservedly famous for muskies. There are 50 lakes within a 15-mile radius of Cumberland.

Hunting:
The hunting is excellent for ducks, ruffled grouse, squirrel and deer hunting is great for the archers or the rifleman.

Cross Country Skiing:
North of Cumberland is the Timberland Hills Ski area. The Cumberland area Ski Touring Association operates it. (CASTA) Timberland Hills is ideally suited for cross-country skiing. The intermediate loop starts easy and becomes more challenging as it runs along the 80-90 foot high ridges. The beginner’s trails near the parking lot, are relatively flat, winding through a spectacular hardwood forest. A longer outside loop should challenge even the advanced skier with beautiful scenery and changing terrain.

Timberland West is a 2.5-Km lighted ski trail. The trail meanders through 500 acres of Barron County forest land. This is a beginner type trail with gently rolling terrain and one small hill. Deer, grouse, and other wildlife abound throughout the area. The CASTA site hosts the U.S.S.A. District Cross Country Championship, the Indianhead Classic, and Ringu Rinnet meet. Timberland Hills offers a unique skiing experience.

Snowmobiling:
Northern Wisconsin is known for it's beautiful and well-groomed trails during the winter months for snowmobiling. Cumberland and Barron County have hundreds of miles of trails for you to explore and enjoy.