Downsville
WEAU Closings
Current school closings - Thanks to WEAU.
Friends of the Red Cedar Trail
New web site for the Friends of the Red Cedar Trail group. Information about the trail and the organization.
Devil's Punchbowl
| Average vote based on 2 reviews. |
|
Location(s) and Driving Directions
Uppity Wisconsin
Downsville Coffee House
Submitted by Steve Hanson on Wed, 04/04/2007 - 18:03Our first featured restaurant is the Downsville Coffee House. The Downsville Coffee House is convenient to the Red Cedar Trail in Downsville. It offers casual dining and features an assortment of sandwiches, dinners, and desserts.
Home-made pie, barbecued pork and ribs, lasagna, and sub sandwiches are some of the features at the coffee house. While you're there, try one of Alan's decadent chocolate malts, and the delicious assortment of teas and coffee.
Chip recommends you stop by when you're in Downsville. Let them know that he sent you!
Wik's Repair
Reliable Automobile Repairs in Downsville. A locally-owned repair shop with real mechanics - just like where you used to get your car fixed back when life was simpler.
Location(s) and Driving Directions
Dunn County Historical Society
The Dunn County Historical Society operates five museums in Dunn County.
Empire in Pine Museum

The Empire in Pine Museum earned the State Historical Society's "Distinguished Service" award in 1982, and was extensively updated in 2004. The award winning display exhibits the rich logging and sandstone quarry history of the Red Cedar Valley. The exhibit includes:
- Knapp, Stout & Co., Company
- Blacksmith Shop
- Muzzle-loading bunks
- Rare up-and-down saw
- Quarry tools
- Stonecutting examples
- Dead Man's Corner
- 1865 Louisville Post Office
- Village Jail
Location(s) and Driving Directions
Red Cedar State Trail
The trail shadows the steep walls of the Red Cedar Valley 14.5 miles from Menomonie to the Chippewa River Valley. Wildlife along the trail includes pileated woodpeckers, songbirds, turkey, grouse, pheasants, fox, and deer. Connects to the 20-mile Chippewa River Trail. Hike, touring bike, ski, snowmobile, snowshoe.
Additional parking lot and trail head in Downsville, WI.
Location(s) and Driving Directions
The Creamery Restaurant and Inn
The Creamery Restaurant & Inn
Note - Closed until some time in April 2008
is a small, family-run business housed in the old Downsville Cooperative Creamery building, located in Downsville, Wisconsin, population 175. After a devastating flood in 1905, the course of the Red Cedar River was permanently changed. The Creamery is perched on the old river bank, about 1/4 mile east of the village center, near the present day river and the Red Cedar bike trail. The Creamery was remodeled by the Thomas family and opened in 1985. Since then, The Creamery has set new standards for dining, lodging and mellow hospitality in the Midwest.

![View your cart items []](/sites/all/modules/ecommerce/cart/images/cart_empty.png)