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Lacrosse was formerly a logging town and the adjoining
river was an important port for new settlers. The logging has stopped
and the town remains tiny, but it now serves as a sort of natural memorial
to those accelerated and exhausted times. Now an ideal spot for bicycling
and snowmobiles to knife through the wooded path, the former railroad
is rich with foliage in summer and blanketed healthily with snow in
the winter. Twenty-two miles of track snake through wetlands, farmlands
and bubbling trout streams.
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