WI-55 Wolf River Run
Wisconsin Highway 55 runs approximately 60 miles from Shawano north to Langlade through the Menominee Indian Reservation and Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, paralleling the Wolf River for much of its length. The southern section through the Reservation is a technical workout with tight, shaded twists; the northern section opens into 40–50 mph sweepers as pine forest closes in on both shoulders. Combined with WI-32 and US-8 on a figure-8 out of Laona, it forms one of northeastern Wisconsin's signature touring loops. Minimal development along the corridor keeps the forest character intact.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Alvin
A quiet northern hamlet that marks the start of the run through Wisconsin's Northwoods forest.
Crandon
The Forest County seat offers fuel, food, and a chance to stretch before continuing south along the Wolf River corridor.
Pickerel
A small riverside community near the Wolf River where anglers and paddlers gather, good for a short break.
Lily
The southern endpoint of the run, a peaceful crossroads settlement that closes out the Northwoods stretch of WI-55.
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