During the Ice Age, glaciers flowed around the Onalaska area instead of over it, creating a "driftless" area that is remarkable for its steep, rocky bluffs and winding lush valleys and marshes. The landscape has given the area the moniker "Coulee Region."

Onalaska, known as the Sunfish Capital of the World, is the third fastest growing city in Western Wisconsin, with approximately 16,000 residents. Known for its exemplary schools, breadth of recreational opportunities and aggressive business climate, Onalaska is a choice destination for families and corporations alike.

Onalaska is integral to the economic and tourism strength of this unique Western Wisconsin, 7 Rivers Region. An abundance of professional, educational, shopping and recreational opportunities exist within easy driving distance.

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