Audubon Road in Town of Long Lake, Wisconsin

Audubon Road in Town of Long Lake is a residential street. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Lapcinski Road, Winselman Road, Burma Road and Hunt Hill Road and ends at County Highway M, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Audubon Road also exists in Sheboygan County.

Road Type: residential street
Route: east-west

Campgrounds

Cherokee – approx. 2.9 mi.
Santee – approx. 2.9 mi.
Pawnee – approx. 2.9 mi.
Crow – approx. 2.9 mi.
Seneca – approx. 3.0 mi.
Fox – approx. 3.0 mi.
Cheyenne – approx. 3.0 mi.
Dakota – approx. 3.0 mi.
Winnebago – approx. 3.1 mi.
Blackfoot – approx. 3.1 mi.
Arapahoe – approx. 3.1 mi.
Comanche – approx. 3.1 mi.
Huron – approx. 3.1 mi.
Oneida – approx. 3.2 mi.
Shoshone – approx. 3.2 mi.
Cayuga – approx. 3.2 mi.
Choctaw – approx. 3.3 mi.
Mohawk – approx. 3.3 mi.
Tuscarora – approx. 3.4 mi.
Miami – approx. 3.4 mi.
Maple – approx. 3.4 mi.
Iroquois – approx. 3.5 mi.

Shelters

Amphitheater – approx. 1.3 mi.
Prairie Platform (sun_shelter). The Prairie Platform is a nice place to sit and observe nature in the middle of the prairie. It has open sides and a roof so it offers some protection from rain and sun. – approx. 1.5 mi.

Ice cream shops

The Hive (opening hours: Thu–Mon 7–19; Sep-May off) at County Highway M N1279 (54870) – approx. 3.2 mi.

Barns nearby

Barn Dining Hall

Buildings nearby

Campgrounds nearby

Rolling Thunder RV Park & Camp

Event venues nearby

Richard Grand Recreation Hall

Libraries nearby

Private Library and Gathering Space

Places of worship nearby

St. Catherine Catholic Church

Shelters nearby

Prairie Platform

Town halls nearby

Long Lake Townhall

Waters nearby

Upper Twin Lake

Lower Twin Lake

Little Devil Lake