Two hours from both Madison and the Twin Cities, just a short drive from the interstate, and you are at Rainbow Ridge Farms. Tucked in a beautiful coulee of Wisconsin’s Driftless Region, you can relax and enjoy the beauty or take a short drive to La Crosse and explore. Established in 1996, Rainbow Ridge Farms is an award-winning, favorite destination for couples and families to enjoy a farm-stay vacation. The animals are friendly, the B&B is charming, and we have Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a gas fireplace, so you don’t have to “rough it” too much!

Rainbow Ridge is a working hobby farm. We raise award winning dairy goats, chickens, heritage turkey’s, and heritage pigs. As good stewards of the earth, we are committed to sustainable farming techniques. All of our animals are pasture/free-range and love to interact with our guests. A hike to the famous monkey tree with the goats is a must!

Activities at the farm vary by season. As our guest, you are welcome to help milk goats, feed babies, and collect eggs for breakfast in the morning. During kidding season, you are welcome to join us in the barn while kids are born. We post a list of kidding dates.

As Innkeepers, have had the pleasure of welcoming guests to our home from all over the world since 1996.

For things to do beyond the farm, we are close to three state bike trails, as well as, the Mississippi, La Crosse, and Black River’s activities, golfing, hiking, snowmobiling, X-C skiing, Mt. La Crosse, local wineries and breweries. We are just a short drive to the local Amish community and their fine craftsmanship.

This is our personal residence, and all four of our guest rooms offer a wonderful view of the pond and surrounding bluffs and farm. There are some common areas including two living rooms and a dining room. The dining room has a huge table that is wonderful for board games.

We have 2 Shih Tzu dogs that will greet you. ​Sorry, guests’ pets are not permitted.

We are excited to let you know that the North American Squirrel Association, a non-profit organization that grew out of the desire to provide physically challenged and elderly members of our community with outdoor opportunities. With advanced notice, they will provide Action Track Chairs, free of charge, that will allow people of all abilities experience the magical trip up to the “Monkey Tree”. N.a.s.a does wonderful things in our community! Please check out their website and consider a donation to them. www.nasasquirrel.org