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Looking out from 575 feet over the Hiawatha Valley, this is the most accessible overlook in the city. Looking up the valley, the Alma power station can be seen in the distance on a clear day, while the bluffs in Trempealeau can be seen looking downriver. There is a steep trail from the base to the overlook.
On the river, near the port. Features extensive collections of maritime paintings, river folk art, and photography. The museum is purchasing the river dredge William A. Thompson from the US Army Corps of Engineers, which will because an additional exhibit.
In the East End. This museum tells the history of the Kashubian Polish people who fled their homeland in the 19th century to Winona.