Eau Claire

Eau Claire is a town in Eau Claire County, Wisconsin, and is the county seat. It also has a small portion in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Eau Claire is located on traditional Ojibwe, Dakota, and Ho-Chunk land at the confluence of the Eau Claire and Chippewa Rivers. Eau Claire is known for its excellent music and breathtaking riverfront views. The abundance of great music festivals that take place is one feature that distinguishes this town. Country Jam, Eaux Claires, and Blue Ox Music Festival are among the best. Carson Park, High Roller-Skating Center, and Altoona Family Restaurant are among the many family-friendly attractions in Eau Claire. You should plan your entire itinerary ahead of time because there are so many options for family fun!

And almost everything else here is the same. Even the downtown area has so many restaurants, bars, and shopping opportunities that you could spend an entire day, if not two. The Pablo Center at the Confluence and other nearby museums in the downtown area are a must-see for art enthusiasts. In terms of outdoor activities, Trinity Equestrian offers therapeutic horseback riding, you can walk around the Chippewa River State Trail, or you can take advantage of the two rivers that run through town and paddle your way along the water trail.