Bayfield

Bayfield, Wisconsin has a rich history in apples, but its history also includes ghosts, haunted buildings, shipwrecks, UFO visits, and 'Big Harry', Bayfield's Bigfoot.

The COVID-19 Pandemic has canceled virtually every summer event that was planned for the area, but what about the biggest fall gathering, the Bayfield Apple Festival?

Two communities in the Northland are competing against each other for some national recognition.

USA Today is doing its 2020 Readers' Choice nominations and Bayfield is up for Best Coastal Small Town in America

The case was confirmed on Thursday, March 26th.

The advisory calls for seasonal and second-home owners to stay out of the area for now.

After a blast of near-record cold, people have been wondering if that may lead to the ice caves opening in 2019. Here is an update from park officials.

We love to vote, and now you have yet another chance. Midwest Living has the “Greatest Midwest Town,” competition going on and looking for your votes. Duluth and Bayfield are two of the towns in the running.

During Winter, folks depend on the Bayfield-Madeline Island Ice Road to get back and forth between the island and the mainland.  This is about the time of year that the road gets opened up for general travel.  Due to complications, the road is not open yet for the season.

It's a good year for apples in Bayfield Wisconsin, and the season is early this year! If you've never gone, you may want to try it this year. It can actually save you money in the long run, and the difference in taste is unbelievable. I've included different types of apples available to you. Enjoy!