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Portage is Wisconsin's
third oldest settlement, celebrating it's 150th
Anniversary in 2004. Located between the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers, Portage has several historical
sites including the restored Indian Agency House
and Surgeon's Quarters, fourteen city parks,
wonderful shopping and recreation for all. Three
state and two interstate highways; an Amtrak
station; and airport make Portage a very
accessible city. Winter: activities include ;
downhill skiing at Cascade Mountain, one of
Wisconsin's top ski resorts, snowmobiling, ice
fishing, curling, sledding and ice skating.
During the summer months, water enthusiasts
enjoy the many lakes and rivers for fishing,
boating, and swimming. Several golf courses are
located just outside the city. Portage hosts
several events throughout the year; Concert in
the Park, Taste of Portage, PumpkinFest, and
Canal Days all bring the community together for
entertainment, crafts and fun. Maps are
available at the Portage Chamber of Commerce
office, 132 W. Cook St., Portage, WI 53901;
1-800-474-2525.
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