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Things To Do in Door CountyThings To Do in Door County

Destination Door CountyDestination Door County

1015 Green Bay Road, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

Great place to start your planning. From lodging to dining to shopping to places to go and things to do - there is SO much in Door County. And don’t forget to just take a drive and enjoy the Door.

Peninsula State ParkPeninsula State Park

9462 Shore Road, Fish Creek, WI 54212

Beautiful state park with hiking trails and sheltered Nicolet Beach. Tour Eagle Bluff Lighthouse or climb Eagle Tower for fantastic views.

Cave Point County ParkCave Point County Park

5360 Schauer Road, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

Beautiful wave-worn Dolomite limestone ledges and underwater caves and stirring views of Lake Michigan.

Newport State ParkNewport State Park

475 County Road NP, Ellison Bay, WI 54210

A dark sky park with a wilderness experience with hiking trails.

Fish Creek Scenic Boat ToursFish Creek Scenic Boat Tours

9448 Spruce Street, Fish Creek, WI 54212

Take a sunset boat tour! See the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse from the water and tour the islands and bays.

Door County TrolleyDoor County Trolley

8030 Wisconsin 42, Egg Harbor, WI 54209

Take the tour or visit one of the many wineries and orchards in Door County.

Door County Kayak ToursDoor County Kayak Tours

6329 Wisconsin 57, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

Several kayaking tour options! See the Door by water.

Cana Island LighthouseCana Island Lighthouse

8800 East Cana Island Road, Baileys Harbor, WI 54202

Explore Door County’s most iconic lighthouse, built in 1869 and celebrating more than 150 years of standing watch on the shore of Lake Michigan. Ride a haywagon over the causeway to explore the island, including the 89-foot-tall tower, the original home of the lighthouse keeper and his family, and the oil house where fuel for the light was stored. The highlight of any Cana Island visit is climbing the 97 steps of the tower’s spiral staircase to reach the gallery deck. The outside deck delivers a sweeping view of Lake Michigan and the Door County peninsula.

Door County Maritime MuseumDoor County Maritime Museum

120 North Madison Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

Door County Maritime Museum: Where Great Lakes History Comes Alive! Our Mission: The Door County Maritime Museum & Lighthouse Preservation Society, Inc. preserves Great Lakes maritime history, primarily focusing on Door County, Wisconsin, and provides interpretive and educational opportunities for current and future generations. The Museum operates three locations, including the Door County Maritime Museum along the working waterfront in Sturgeon Bay; the iconic Cana Island Lighthouse in Baileys Harbor; and the Death’s Door Maritime Museum in Gills Rock. As one of northeast Wisconsin’s top tourism destinations, averaging 95,000 visitors annually, the Door County Maritime Museum serves as a cultural and educational resource for all 72 counties in Wisconsin.

Coastal BywayCoastal Byway

501 Wisconsin 42, Ellison Bay, WI 54210

Take a scenic drive. The Door County Coastal Byway is a 66-mile scenic loop showcasing breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, the Bay of Green Bay and the Niagara Escarpment bluffs and quaint shore-side towns and villages. The byway connects YOU to three state parks, ten county parks, municipal parks, beaches, hiking/biking trails, scenic vistas and natural wonders.

Egg HarborEgg Harbor

Egg Harbor, WI

Shop and dine and stay in Egg Harbor. Egg Harbor boasts a breathtaking expanse of sky that mirrors the azure waters below. The allure of numerous golf courses and award-winning performing arts, renowned galleries and shops, delectable eateries, and pampering accommodations has made Egg Harbor, Door County, a one-of-a-kind escape.

School House BeachSchool House Beach

1860 School House Beach Road, Washington, WI 54246

Schoolhouse Beach is a truly one-of-a-kind destination on Washington Island. This beautiful beach is named after a one-room schoolhouse that used to sit at the site and is famous for its unique geological features. Schoolhouse Beach is one of only five beaches in the world that features smooth, limestone pebbles, which have been shaped by thousands of years of geological processes. The beach is also part of the Niagara Escarpment, a geological formation that runs from New York through Wisconsin and into Canada.

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