Your Favorite Interstate Exits: I-90 in Wisconsin

English: The Madison, Wisconsin skyline, seen from the shores of Lake Monona. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Interstate 90 has company as it travels for 187 miles in Wisconsin. I-90 is joined with I-39 as it enters Wisconsin near Beloit. Near Madison, I-94 intersects the other two interstates for the longest stretch of three interstates traveling together. I-94 then continues with I-90 after I-39 runs north. At Tomah, Interstate 90 ventures west on its own for the rest of the time in the state. Cities near this highway include Beloit, Jamesville, Madison, Tomah, Onalaska and La Crosse.

Many attractions are near this interstate. They include Rock River, Angel Museum, Lake Koshkonomo, Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Lake Waubega, Lake Wingra, Perrot State Park, Wisconsin River, Wisconsin Dells, Cascade Mountains, Christmas Mountain, Mill Bluff State Park, La Crosse River, Mississippi River, French Island, Mississippi Palisades, Devil's Lake and Cave of the Mounds.

Please share with other drivers your experiences as to which exits are best for single travelers or anyone for that matter. Reasons for the choice may include the safety of the surrounding area, the availability of good hotels and restaurants or proximity to the interstate. Please make sure to give the exit number or a description of the location. For example, when I discuss I-40, I would recommend Exit 145 in Oklahoma City. Many hotels and restaurants were located at this exit and I felt safe in the area. This exit was very convenient for easily continuing west without the hassle of dealing with early morning rush hour traffic.

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