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Brunet Island State Park
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| Named for an early explorer, Jean Brunet, the Brunet Island State Park, just north of Cornell, Wisconsin, encompasses 1,032 acres of land flanked by the Chippewa and Fisher rivers. Superb fishing, relaxing camping, exciting and easy paddling, and fabulous wildlife watching await. White-tailed deer numbers are abundant. Fox, ruffed grouse, beaver, great blue heron, and several river otters share the scenic parkland. Several short trails range in length from 0.75-mile to 3 miles offering scenic excursions for hikers and cross-country skiers. |
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Find out more visitor information and plan your excursion to Brunet Island State Park. |
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Read a short article describing the Brunet Island State Park natural and cultural history. |
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Admire the peaceful Brunet Island State Park scenic green forest views. |
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