Baraboo Range

If you drive through South Central Wisconsin, about an hour outside of Madison, you will hit Baraboo.

It's a quintessential blue-collar Midwestern town tucked away in the Baraboo Hills.

The population sits right around 12,000 people.

It's the kind of place where folks spend their weekends watching Packers games, going to church on Sunday mornings, or taking their kids to Devil's Lake State Park.

Wisconsin is home to the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, which I think we've done a podcast or several on, or at least a mini-soda on.

The Baraboo Hills are among the oldest rock formations in North America.

Wisconsin has more than 800 miles of Great Lakes shorelines.

Wisconsin's nickname isn't because of a lot of badgers.