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Marinette Co - Vistors Guide 2017

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Goodman<br />

Goodman is known for its colorful history. The Town of Goodman originated in 1908 as a<br />

logging community, and owes its entire existence to the vision and knowledge of the<br />

Goodman family. Robert B. Goodman was one of the first in the nation to practice selective<br />

logging practices, and he built a lovely community in which to house his employees. The<br />

eighth cutting cycle on the original Goodman Lumber <strong>Co</strong>mpany land took place in 1999. From<br />

1927 through 1999, 417 million board feet of timber have been removed, yet the tract still<br />

contains about the same volume of timber that it had in 1927. Recreation is one of the<br />

Goodman area's featured attractions. Lake Hilbert offers a variety of opportunities for<br />

boating, camping, fishing, etc., and Goodman Park, named for "R.B." himself, is a short drive<br />

from downtown Goodman. It offers a walking bridge over Strong Falls, huge red pines, two<br />

lodges for day use rental, hiking-skiing trail, camping, picnicking and lovely scenery.<br />

Dunbar<br />

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unbar is your one stop destination for fun and relaxation in Wisconsin's north woods.<br />

We have it all from excellent hunting, fishing, ATV'ing, snowmobiling and horseback riding<br />

trails. Dunbar was founded in 1888 during a period of thriving logging industry in the Wisconsin<br />

northern woods. At that time the railroad was the main means of transporting logs from<br />

Dunbar to the southern part of the state and Illinois. Before the town was officially founded<br />

there was a restaurant where a cook with the surname Dunbar worked. Eventually when the<br />

town was founded it was after the cook's surname.<br />

The Dun-Good Riders Club ensures the best groomed trails in Northern Wisconsin, where<br />

we see on average 60" of snowfall annually. So pull in that state record brown or brook trout;<br />

tag that record black bear and white tail buck; have a family picnic along one of our many<br />

waterfalls or just relax driving your machine through the beautifully landscaped forests.<br />

36 l <strong>Marinette</strong> <strong>Co</strong>unty

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