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Old 05-18-10, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by badger_biker
Its hard to go wrong on either side. I've ridden WI S to N and enjoyed it. As other's have posted MN will have more traffic and farther spaced towns, but I think it generally has a good shoulder as does WI.

You may consider if you would like the river and views on your right or left. I think the WI side may offer more camping options and is a little more quaint.

I agree. Having grown up on the MN side, I was always amazed at the different "feel" the WI side has. There is much more of a river feel to it. All the towns are small, some feel like fishing villages.

Highway 61 is as close to a freeway as you can get without being called a freeway. It's not limited access, and not high traffic, but it's meant to get you from point A to B fast. The WI side is leisurely at best.
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