Argonne

Originally settled as North Crandon during the logging boom of northern Wisconsin, the town was officially renamed Argonne in 1921 in honor of the World War I Battle of the Meuse-Argonne. Located in the heart of Forest County, Argonne retains a rich heritage tied to forestry, rail transportation, and traditional Northwoods living.

Surrounded by the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Argonne serves as a hub for year-round recreation, offering extensive ATV/UTV trail systems, premier snowmobiling, whitetail deer and grouse hunting, and excellent fishing on nearby lakes and trout streams.