From the 40-mile-long Montreal to the 430-mile Wisconsin, the authors explore the rich history, geography and people of the state’s stellar streams, including all of its boundary rivers. They provide many lesser known facts about the largely urban Milwaukee, the scenic St. Croix, the wild Wolf and more than a dozen other rivers along with their major tributaries. The authors travel along these streams by canoe, trail, car, train, and paddle wheeler, and they tell you where to watch sturgeon spawn, where to spot trumpeter swans, and how to find secluded waterfalls and riverside campsites.