Ashland: A Cascade Of Colors By the Bay
One of the largest cities by population size in Wisconsin is the port city of Ashland with over 8000 residents. Ashland, Wi, sits just south of the Chequamegon Bay. Travelling is no hassle since the nearest airport, John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport (ASX) is only 4 miles away. Moreover, Ashland, Wi hotels, lodges, inns and other accommodations mostly have pickup points to and from the airport. Though the locals lovingly call it 'the heart and soul of Chequamegon Bay', it is officially known as the 'Historic Mural Capital of Wisconsin'. This is due to the 19 murals that depict the city's history. Their vibrant colors and deeply rooted meaning resonates to residents and tourists alike.
Best Time to Visit
It has been noted there is a surge of tourists in Ashland, WI during summer and autumn months, July to November when temperatures range from 23° to 5°. On the other hand, there is a significant drop in incoming tourists during winter and spring months, December to May.
What to Do & Area Attractions
From the Ashland Historical Museum, the murals can be seen down and around the block. Tourists do take advantage of the warm weather to do some angler fishing, golf or drive an ATV. In addition to this, tourists frequent city destinations like the Ashland Mural Walk, Chequamegon Bay Golf Course and the Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center. Hotels such as Winchester Inn and Ashland Hills Hotels and Suites usually have packages available that include recreational activities mentioned above. Book a stay at Best Western the Hotel Chequamegon or at the Quality Inn whenever in Ashland.