(1) This historic peak gives a look down at Lake Hanska. It was originally built in 1863 to protect area pioneer settlers at the time of the 1862 New Ulm Indian Uprising.

(2) Built in 1857, this building stands as a memorial to the Norwegian pioneers who were the first Europeans to permanently settle in this part of Brown County.

(3) While this neat sharpener has a woodsy look to it, you won’t get a read on where it is if outside.

(4) It won’t take a group of people to find this ramp, just a look around the corner.

(5) The road to this building may be rocky, but many cross it each weekend with salvation on their minds.

(6) Don’t let this sign reel you into the wrong park.

(7) Guessing the building where this truck and tree sit by should be AUTOmatic for many citizens of Hanska.

(8) This old truck of animal statues can be found near a big red bell.