Granton, Wisconsin is a small village in Clark County with a humid continental climate characterized by cold winters and warm summers. The village is surrounded by several water bodies including Wedges Creek, Wedges Lake, and the Black River, which provide hydrology constituents for the area. Outdoor recreation opportunities in Granton include fishing, hunting, and camping in the nearby Clark County Forest, which covers over 130,000 acres. Visitors can also explore the nearby Mead Wildlife Area, a 33,000-acre property known for its diverse wildlife and bird-watching opportunities. The area is also home to several trails, including the Black River State Trail and the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, offering hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing opportunities throughout the year.