The Door County area offers a wide variety of outdoor recreation and is also known for its art galleries and performing arts. For the outdoor enthusiast, Door County Kayak Tours provides a new perspective on Midwest scenery that few will ever experience.
Kayakers will encounter views of time worn bluffs and 1,year-old caves to Native American etched petro glyphs and lighthouses. You can bike or hike through Peninsula State Park on one of the trails. Routes along the eight-mile shoreline and trails through the Weborg Marsh and wooded back roads provide opportunities for all skill levels.
Thrill seekers should head to Gravity Trails in Fish Creek for zip-line adventures, kayak tours and biking. Popelka Trenchard Glass Many days, visitors can watch the husband-and-wife team blowing the glassworks sold here in Sturgeon Bay.
Rent canoes and kayaks to paddle Green Bay. Segway the Door Tours Get a great overview of the area, rolling past drawbridges, shipyards and Victorian mansions in Sturgeon Bay. Washington Island A ferry crosses waters dubbed Death's Door from the tip of the mainland to the square-mile island, where visitors enjoy beaches, museums, farms and golfing.
Barringer's Steaks and seafood star at this historic Fish Creek fine-dining spot, where fireplaces inside and outside warm cool nights. Bluefront Cafe An emphasis on healthy local foods creates an ideal stop for burgers, soups and sandwiches in Sturgeon Bay.
The Cookery Fresh foods expertly prepared—especially the creamy whitefish chowder—make this Fish Creek spot a perennial pick.
Door Artisan Cheese Company A cheese store, market, seasonal restaurant and on-site cheese factory offer one-stop shopping for cheese-lovers in Egg Harbor. The Fireside Restaurant This family-owned eatery and pub in Egg Harbor features traditional supper club favorites along with Cajun-inspired cuisine.
Grasse's Grill The chef-owner's farming roots show in the focus on local ingredients at this breakfast and lunch spot in Sister Bay. Harbor Fish Market and Grille The whole family—even the dog—is welcome at this upscale lakeside restaurant with fantastic lobster bisque.
Pelletier's A fish boil every 30 minutes from 5 p. As the only entryway in to the peninsula, Southern Door County is the first thing visitors see as they arrive. The area includes seven towns and townships, and two of the most popular are Brussels and Forestville.
Relax on sandy beaches or get photos of rocky shoreline cliffs. Hike peaceful trails and bike quiet back roads. A tranquil respite between Egg Harbor and Fish Creek, the tiny community of Juddville has charm worth a stop.
Enjoy spectacular fishing, beautiful quiet beaches, and three iconic lighthouses. Washington Island is your destination for adventure in Door County. Once ashore, embark on a tour of one-of-a-kind shopping and eating hosted by the one-of-a-kind residents who call the island home. Need an introduction to Door County or seeking a refresh on what all the county has to offer? Take in the sights, try a new adventure sport, or find a cozy corner to relax and rejuvenate—whatever makes you feel fresh and renewed, find it in Door County.
Door County offers some of the best seasonal festivals. From beer to cherries and everything in between, the county's offerings are paired with music and games to provide festive fun for all ages. Outdoor music, theater renditions and concert series are mainstays in peak season and each will get your feet tapping or your hands clapping. Check out our performance choices! If making connections and low-key gatherings are more your speed, check out the plethora of indoor activities members offer throughout the region.
The adventurer at heart knows no bounds and with countless outdoor activities to consider, you're sure to find the perfect outdoor activity to elevate your stay. Door County thrives on a magnitude of different activities but fitting them all in can be daunting. Allow us to show you around by hopping aboard one of our many tours. Whether by land or water, leave it to the guides to show you the best time.
The region boasts a rich history of arts and culture. And some of t. Its accommodations are in a converted barn and renovated 19th-century farmhouse. Each Door County community offers up a variety of lodging accommodations.
Some are only open April through October. Pick a place to stay, and plan to drive around to see sites. The entire Peninsula is about 70 miles long. And when you return from Door County, people will probably ask you if you saw the goats on the roof. Go ahead and gawk at them before heading in for some Swedish fare pancakes, meatballs, lingonbeerres, you get the idea created at this family-owned restaurant. Take note of the decorating and architecture, too—authentic Norwegian rosemaling and construction.
Bring your appetite. Restaurants here have received national recognition. Oh, and the aforementioned Scandinavian fish boil is all about enjoying a platter of locally harvested white fish and potatoes followed by cherry pie. Some restaurants specialize in the actual boiling of the fish; a flaming event to itself. Foodies, take heart. You can visit locally owned markets and orchards and purchase Door County-grown cherries and apples as well as vegetables.
Door County, with 2, acres of cherry orchards, is a primary producer of Wisconsin red tart cherries, according to the Wisconsin Cherry Growers, Inc. Pick-your-own cherries at locations in Door County when the time is ripe usually late summer.
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