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Welcome To Oconto County!

Welcome to Oconto County, Wisconsin! Over 1,050 square miles are crisscrossed with networks of trails devoted to meeting your expectations for fun and recreation. Hundreds of miles of ATV and snowmobile trails will transport you to your vacation destination. Clearly marked and well groomed cross-country ski trails let you swoosh through the Nicolet National Forest and Machickanee County Forest. These trails provide an excellent path to adventure as summer biking and hiking trails. Well-organized local trail-use clubs take great pride in the maintenance and mapping of the trail systems.

Consider this your invitation to experience all of Oconto County’s abundant resources. Enjoy the wildlife, the scenery, and friendly communities. Whatever you choose as your favorite pastime, Oconto County has a trail system for motorized or Silent Sports, with nearby accommodations, to satisfy your quest for adventure. While you are here, enjoy our museums and historical sites, unique shops and galleries, and community festivals.

Oconto County communities have partnered with business and industry to generate over $300 million in public/private investments.

Cooperative communities, abundant natural resources, and imaginative finance and incentive programs makes Oconto County "A Place For You".

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Oconto, WI
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54°F, feels like 53°F
wind is from the south at 5 mph
visibility is 10 miles
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Did You Know?
 

During the last glacier, all of Oconto County was covered by a layer a ice estimated at over one mile thick. The glacier scraped off hills, made glacial deposits of gravel, and carried huge boulders long distances. You can see the results all over the county.

Chief Machickanee of the Menominees, in the late 1800’s is reputed to have worn a Prince Albert coat, high hat, and loin cloth on ceremonial occasions. He pitched his teepee for hunting south of the river at present day Stiles.

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