If you are new to Hayward, familiarize yourself with the area by visiting the Hayward Chamber of Commerce (see Resources below). Plan to visit the chamber upon arriving in town to gather brochures and information about the town of Hayward and its lakes.
Step2
Whether you prefer to stay at a campground, chain motel, bed and breakfast or in a rustic cabin, you will find your accommodation of choice in Hayward. To enjoy an authentic Northwoods experience, book a cabin at Grand Pines Resort, which combines charm and nostalgia with modern amenities (see Resources below).
Step3
No matter what time of year it is, you will want to get outside and absorb the natural beauty of the Hayward area. Take a hike in Chequamegon National Forest, which boasts a vast trail system, and hit the Birkebeiner Ski Trail if you visit during snowy months.
Step4
If you are in Hayward, you must take advantage of the area's abundance of natural lakes. Fish for Northern Pike and Muskies in the Chippewa Flowage, meander through quieter lakes in canoes and kayaks, or explore the larger lakes in a rented sports boat or jet ski.
Step5
If shopping is more your style, Hayward will not disappoint you. The charming town's main street is lined with unique stores and boutiques, a delicious candy and fudge shop and bakeries. Kids won't be able to resist the trinkets and toys at the many souvenir stores.
Step6
Don't forget to spend some time at a Scheer Lumberjack show for a taste of the real Northwoods. Also, visit the Moccasin Bar in Hayward to view the world's largest mounted Musky.
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