Situated in the nation’s heartland is a stunning stretch of river way that has beckoned to sightseers since the 1850s. Towering sandstone cliffs line its banks, monuments of nature’s glory; silent sentinels of time. These spectacular layered rock formations are “the Dells” of the Wisconsin River-a 71/2-mile route that winds through lands once inhabited by Native Americans, explored by fur traders, maneuvered by lumber raftsmen and settled by early pioneers. Today, the route is probably best viewed by way of a Dells Boat Tour.
“River tours are what first drew visitors to Wisconsin Dells more than 150 years ago and today the unique sandstone formations are just as breathtaking,” said Dan Gavinski, general manager of the tours.
In the beginning, tours were offered by way of rowboats-guides would do the talking while passengers did the rowing. Eventually, steamboats plied the river before giving way to today’s double-decker steel vessels that carry thousands of visitors each season.
A variety of excursions are offered, allowing visitors to get out on the water and see nature’s impressive works of art. The most...
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