Visitor Information

Things to see and do in Durand and surrounding areas:

Bowling
W4570 Us Highway 10, Durand, WI 54736
Bowling is available at Club Ten Entertainment Center on Highway 10.

Chippewa River State Trail
The trail runs from Durand to Eau Claire, WI.  Access the trail in Durand near Tarrant Park.  A state trail pass is required for peope who bike or in-line skate.  Walkers, runners, and skiers are free to use the trail without passes.  No passes are required on the trails within Eau Claire, Lake Hallie, or in Pepin County / Durand. Visit http://chippewa-river-trail.com for maps and information.

Eau Galle Cheese Factory
Provides tours and samples of Wisconsin's best cheeses.

Memorial Park Playground and Band shell
A park located within the city.  Various events happen in the band shell during the summer.

Movie Theater
The Durand Theater shows current movies in it's spacious theater. Visit http://www.durandtheatre.com/ for current movies and times.

Old Courthouse Museum & Jail / Pepin County Historical Society
Washington Square - P.O. Box 74
Durand, WI 54736
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this is the last wood-frame courthouse in Wisconsin. Please call 715-672-5423 for information about hours and admission charges.

Old Courthouse Diorama
Diorama located in Tarrant Park, State Hwy 85, Durand, Wi.
A three-dimensional tribute to the citizens of Pepin County and the City of Durand is the facade of the stately Old Pepin County Courthouse.

Pepin County Shooting Range
Finest practice range in the area.

Rolling Greens Golf Course

Tarrant Park Campground
Located along State Hwy 85, Durand Wi.
The campground is open to both RV and tent camping. It is the only campground located on the Chippewa River State Trail.

Tiffany Wildlife Area
Located just South of Durand on Highway 25, Pepin County
Ten thousand years ago, rushing melted waters from the Wisconsin Glacier created the fertile Chippewa River Valley and the delta that now makes up the State of Wisconsin's Tiffany Wildlife Area. Its 13,000 acres include one of the largest stands of bottomland hardwood forests in the state and offers excellent whitetail deer and waterfowl hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, semi-wilderness canoeing, hiking (no marked trails), cross-country skiing, and camping (by permit only).
Visit http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/wildlife/reclands/westcentral.htm (scroll down to the Tiffany Wildlife Area section) for more details.

Tarrant Park Swimming Pool
Open during the summer. Swimming lessons and open swims are provided.

 

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