U.S. Route 8 is a north-south highway in the United States, primarily located in the state of Wisconsin. It spans approximately 90 miles, connecting the city of Hudson in the south to Ashland in the north. The route serves as an important link for local communities and travelers, providing access to various towns and scenic areas. Established in the 1920s, U.S. Route 8 is part of the larger network of U.S. highways. It runs through diverse landscapes, including forests and lakes, making it a popular route for outdoor enthusiasts. The highway also intersects with several other major roads, enhancing regional connectivity.