The North Bay-Mud Lake Preserve, with 1300 acres of wetlands and Boreal forests, is an adventure in Door County’s natural side. Follow the Birch Road trailhead to a floating metal […]
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Ephraim Wetlands, a 7-acre property, with two looped trails, offers forested wetland views and birdwatching opportunities. This preserve is well suited for a quicker hike in a tranquil setting. Proper
The 27-acre Ephraim Preserve at Anderson Pond, an oasis of quiet near downtown, is both historically and ecologically important. The former historic Anderson Farm with its pond, wetlands and old-growth
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This preserve is located at the northern end of the Kangaroo Lake causeway. It offers many iconic Door County natural features including lake shore, swampland, boreal and upland hardwood forests,
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Toft Point is designated as a National Natural Landmark by the National Park Service because of its 400 species of plants and its miles of shoreline with wave-cut dolomite cliffs.
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Moonlight Bay Bedrock Beach State Natural Area is part of a 5-acre preserve featuring the dolomite bedrock beach, a flat ledge that you may be able to walk on during low
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Baileys Harbor Boreal Forest and Wetlands has a cold microclimate that allows northern forests, plants and animals to thrive further south than anywhere else in Wisconsin. This State Natural Area
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Visit the Ridges Sanctuary Nature Center to learn more about the Ridge’s remarkable natural and cultural history and the importance of stewardship. There are free interpretive exhibits and special events
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The Ridges Sanctuary, a National Natural Landmark, named for its distinctive topography, is a series of 30 narrow, crescent-shaped sandy ridges and swales where 500 different types of plants, 60
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The 1.75-mile hiking trail at the Three Springs Nature Preserve is not just a pretty walk in the woods; it is an important habitat for protected plants and animals, including
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