MERCER
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Water
Mercer is surrounded by pristine lakes and winding waterways, offering endless opportunities to enjoy life on the water. From peaceful paddling and fishing on secluded lakes to boating, tubing, and exploring the vast Turtle Flambeau Flowage, there’s something for every kind of water enthusiast. With multiple public landings, clear waters, and abundant wildlife, Mercer’s lakes are the perfect place to relax, cast a line, or spend a day soaking in the northwoods scenery.
Trails
Mercer’s trails offer a scenic way to experience the northwoods, winding through forests, wetlands, and rolling glacial terrain. Whether you’re hiking, biking, or exploring at a relaxed pace, these routes connect you with quiet lakes, abundant wildlife, and stunning natural views. From smooth, family-friendly paths to more rugged backcountry loops, Mercer’s trail system invites outdoor exploration at every turn.
Sightseeing & Parks
Mercer offers a welcoming blend of small-town charm, history, and natural beauty. Visitors can relax at scenic lakeside parks, discover local heritage at the Depot Museum, or stop by Claire’ d Loon—the town’s beloved symbol of its “Loon Capital” pride. Whether exploring, picnicking, or simply enjoying the view, Mercer’s parks and landmarks capture the spirit of the northwoods.
Winter
Mercer offers plenty of ways to enjoy the winter season. Ski or snowshoe on scenic trails, try ice fishing on local lakes and the Turtle Flambeau Flowage, or explore hundreds of miles of groomed snowmobile trails through forests and open waters.