The 150 year-old Cana Island Lighthouse is famous for its outstanding panoramic views of Lake Michigan and the Door County shoreline. A complimentary hay-wagon ride over the often-flooded causeway leads […]
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Anderson Dock is famous for its historic warehouse (currently an art gallery) covered with years of colorful graffiti of boat names and vacationers who have visited. This long-standing tradition continues
Europe Lake, Mink River, Mud Lake and the Ridges Sanctuary are some of the notable wetlands that have been designated as a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention,
The Upland Section of Mud Lake is ideal for water and upland bird viewing in a serene setting. Access to the 0.5 mile hiking trail is from the parking lot
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Baileys Harbor, located on the shores of Lake Michigan, is a sport-fishing destination and the town Marina a major access point. The paved walkway along the marina breakwater is dotted
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French explorers named the strait linking Lake Michigan and the Bay of Green Bay “Port des Morts” meaning Death’s Door after hearing tales of native warriors who perished in a
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There are two ferries on the northern tip of the Door County Coastal Byway, one departing from Northport pier and the other from Gills Rock that connect the Byway and
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Highway 42, between Timberline Road and Ports des Morts Drive, is known for its 15 serpentine curves as it nears the Washington Island Ferry dock. This iconic highway segment is
Eagle Harbor is part of Ephraim’s coastline where the remarkable beauty of the shoreline alongside the Niagara Escarpment bluffs is on full display in this charming and historic village. Panoramic
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