Douglas County, Wis. has an abundance of natural and cultural amenities that enrich the lives of residents. Recreational opportunities in the Superior Municipal Forest (the second largest municipal forest in the United States) and along the shore and in the waters of Lake Superior are almost endless. The City of Superior has developed waterfront trails, parks and amenities that attract many visitors. The Richard I. Bong World War II Heritage Center and the Fairlawn Museum are two popular attractions.

Douglas County's educational and health care systems are excellent, with modern facilities and acclaimed programming. The University of Wisconsin Superior and the Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College are great sources of pride, and local support for UWS Yellowjacket athletics is strong. Superior's recently expanded hospital offers state-of-the-art treatment and access to major health care system resources and expertise.

Safe neighborhoods, affordable housing, excellent shopping and dining and involved citizens add to the region's high quality of life.