Visit New Auburn, Wisconsin, a scenic outdoor destination surrounded by more than 3,300 acres of ridges and lakes carved by the glacier features that dominate the landscape. Known as a gateway to some of the region’s best recreation areas, New Auburn offers visitors easy access to all things outdoors.
What makes New Auburn unique is its location at the heart of premier outdoor recreation and Ice Age history. Visitors can explore the Chippewa Moraine Recreation Area, featuring glacially carved lakes and access to the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, as well as the David Obey Interpretive Center for a deeper look into the region’s natural history. The surrounding Chippewa County Forest adds even more opportunities for hunting, hiking, and snowmobiling. Visitors can enjoy a meal at Max’s on the Lake, located on the shores of Long Lake, or unwind with a stay at Paraiso Acres. Together, these experiences make New Auburn a welcoming destination for those seeking both adventure and relaxation in Wisconsin’s Northwoods.
