Stevens Point

Situated in central Wisconsin along the Wisconsin River, Stevens Point was named after George Stevens, who operated a logging supply post here in the late 1830s. Incorporated as a city in 1858, Stevens Point quickly developed as a primary hub for logging, paper manufacturing, and brewing. Over the decades, it evolved into a thriving educational and cultural center, home to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and historic brewing traditions.

Stevens Point is renowned for the scenic Green Circle Trail, a 27-mile hiking and biking loop that circles the community through forests, parks, wetlands, and along the Wisconsin River. Additional highlights include Pfiffner Pioneer Park, Standing Rocks County Park, and boat access on the Stevens Point Flowage.