Menomonie sits in the heart of the Red Cedar Valley in Northwestern Wisconsin. This quaint little town was first settled by the Sioux Indians and was once home to the largest lumber industry in the world. Menomonie will quench your thirst for adventure with breathtaking landscapes to explore. Menomonie is home to Lake Menomin, Red Cedar State Trail, Hoffman Hills, Devils Punch Bowl, ideal fishing spots and much more. For over 150 years, downtown Menomonie has been the center of the community. Today, its rich historic architecture is home to the world-class Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts, first-rate restaurants, and a large selection of independent locally owned shops, restaurants, cafes, breweries, and much more.