Wisconsin Highway 70 is a state highway located in north-central Wisconsin. It runs approximately 100 miles from the town of Siren in the west to the city of Rhinelander in the east. The highway serves as a vital route for local traffic and connects several communities along the way. The highway passes through scenic areas, including parts of the Chequamegon National Forest. It provides access to recreational activities such as fishing, hiking, and camping, making it popular among both residents and visitors. Wisconsin Highway 70 is an important corridor for tourism and local commerce in the region.