How to Stay Updated on Eagle River Events and Seasonal Guides

You can stay current on Eagle River events and seasonal guides through three channels on eagleriver.org: the online events calendar, the seasonal guides section, and the chamber's email newsletter, which you can join by entering a valid email address and selecting Subscribe. The free visitor guide—available in digital or print—covers lodging, dining, and more. These options suit anyone planning a fall trip or tracking year-round happenings; no pricing or login requirements are stated on the page.

Use the Online Events Calendar

The site lists dated events with times and locations, so you can check what's happening during your travel window. Examples from the page include:

A "View full calendar" link sits below the event list for the complete schedule. Expected result: you can match events to your dates before booking lodging.

Check the Seasonal Guides

The Seasonal Guides section organizes content by season and interest. The fall page highlights:

• Fall Color Driving Tour — a self-guided route for leaf-peeping.
• Cranberries in Eagle River — a local seasonal topic.
• 48 Hours in Eagle River: Fall Edition — a short-itinerary template.
• Fall fishing and hunting — noted as "second to none," with the area's chain of 28 connected lakes.
• Life Offline — a section on unplugged activities.

Activity links for fall colors, biking, hiking, and golf appear near the bottom of the page. How to use it: pick the guide matching your travel month, then cross-check dates against the events calendar.

Subscribe to the Newsletter

The page includes a newsletter signup: enter a valid email address and select Subscribe. The form shows error states for an invalid email ("Please enter a valid email address") and a general failure message ("Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again"), so watch for those if your first attempt doesn't go through. This is the most direct way to receive updates pushed to you rather than checking the site manually.

Get the Free Visitor Guide

For lodging, dining, and trip planning, request the free guide in digital or print format. The page also breaks lodging into categories—campgrounds; cottages, homes and resorts; hotels, motels and condos; and pet-friendly lodging—so you can filter before you request.

A Practical Routine

1. Open the events calendar and note events overlapping your dates.
2. Read the seasonal guide for your travel month (fall, in this case).
3. Subscribe to the newsletter for changes and new listings.
4. Order the free guide if you still need lodging or dining options.

Common snag: event dates on the page extend into 2027 (the Pond Hockey Championship), so confirm times closer to your trip—the newsletter and full calendar are the places updates would appear.