US150

US Highway 150 is a United States highway that spans 54 kilometers in the state of Wisconsin. The highway extends from Fennimore to Viroqua. It runs through the southeastern part of the state, primarily through Grant and Vernon counties.

The highway passes through several communities, including Potosi and Viroqua. US Highway 150 intersects with Wisconsin State Highways 61 and 82, as well as US Highway 18. The road is an essential route for local commuters and travelers alike.

US Highway 150 passes through a mix of rural and countryside landscapes. The route includes some rolling hills and open fields, as well as wooded areas and farmland. In some sections, the highway runs parallel to railroad tracks. Observant drivers can spot glimpses of local wildlife, such as deer and turkeys.

In terms of notable sites, US Highway 150 passes by the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, a conservation area known for its wetlands, creeks, and scenic vistas. The Wind Lake Wildlife Area is also located along the route. Additionally, the highway passes through the historic districts of Viroqua.

US Highway 150 was established by the Wisconsin state legislature in the early 20th century. There have been minor changes to the route over time, but it has generally remained in its current configuration. The highway is typically paved or chip-sealed to meet standard safety and maintenance requirements.