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Ahnapee Trail
The Ahnapee Trail is part of a Rails to Trails program across Wisconsin. The former rail bed has been converted to a crushed limestone surface and runs about 48 miles from Sturgeon Bay south to Algoma and Kewaunee. There is a parking area at the Sturgeon Bay trailhead
Ahnapee Trail
1820 S Neenah Ave, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Island Clipper
The Island Clipper is a 149-passenger ferry transporting visitors from Gills Rock to Washington Island. The Island Clipper does not carry vehicles but can take bicycles and mopeds. Once you arrive at Washington Island, hop aboard the Viking Tour Train, which provides a 90-mintue tram tour of
Island Clipper
12731 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay, WI 54210
Nor Door Sport & Cyclery
Nor Door Sport & Cyclery is an outfitter providing rentals of outdoor recreational equipment. They rent a variety of bikes, including recreational, road, mountain, fat tire and electric bikes. They also rent skis, snowshoes and sledding tubes during the winter season. Hourly or daily rates are
Nor Door Sport & Cyclery
4007 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, WI 54212
Lake Park
Lake Park offers winding wooded paths with trickling water, beautiful bridges, great views of Lake Michigan and the North Point Lighthouse. A portion of the Oak Leaf Trail runs through the park, and it is a prime bird-watching location. The park also has a playground, tennis, golf course, and ice
Lake Park
3233 E Kenwood Blvd, Milwaukee, WI 53211
Kenosha Charter Boat Association
Charter fish on Lake Michigan with experienced, licensed captains to guide you. Kenosha is considered the Trout and Salmon Capital of Wisconsin. With more than ten spacious, well-equipped boats, the Kenosha Charter Boat Association can accommodate sizable groups. Group size per boat is limited to
Kenosha Charter Boat Association
4520 Kennedy Dr, Kenosha, WI 53140
Milwaukee Paddle Tavern
Milwaukee Paddle Tavern is a pedal-powered party boat that can hold up to 14 people. Book seats on a public tour or book the whole boat for a private tour. Trips are one hour and 45 minutes long. Bring your own beverages and snacks, and they’ll provide the coolers and ice
Milwaukee Paddle Tavern
113 E Juneau Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Fonferek Glen County Park
Fonferek's Glen Conservancy Area is a unique 75-acre county park in the Town of Ledgeview. The Park features a 30-foot waterfall that can easily be viewed from a designated overlook. The waterfall generally flows during the spring and rainy season and is often dry during mid
Fonferek Glen County Park
2825 Dutchman Rd, Green Bay, WI 54311
All Hands Sailing
All Hands Sailing offers Lake Superior sailing trips, including everything from two-hour to full day or even multi-day excursions. Take the wheel and handle the ropes or just sit back and relax as the captain guides you around the Apostle Islands. Their multiple boats allow them to accommodate
All Hands Sailing
Rittenhouse Ave, Bayfield, WI 54814
Milwaukee By Bike
Milwaukee By Bike offers bike rentals and guided bike tours of Milwaukee. Choose from a City Skyline Bike Tour or Milwaukee Beerline Bike Tour, each lasting about two hours. Bikes can be rented for as little as four hours or as long as a week
Milwaukee By Bike
800 S Water St, Milwaukee, WI 53204
Bay Shore Outfitters
Bay Shore Outfitters offers bike, kayak and paddleboard rentals during the warmer seasons, and snowshoe and cross-country ski rentals during the winter weather. They also run a variety of guided kayak tours. Rentals and tours are run out of Ephraim and Sister Bay
Bay Shore Outfitters
2457 S Bay Shore Dr, Sister Bay, WI 54234
Rawley Point Recreation Trail
The Rawley Point Trail is a six-mile, hard-packed limestone trail that connects Two Rivers and Point Beach State Forest. The trail is ideal for bicycles, walkers and joggers. The trail heads are Neshotah Park in Two Rivers and Point Beach State Forest. Concessions, restrooms, picnic facilities and
Rawley Point Recreation Trail
2111 Pierce St, Two Rivers, WI 54241
Tri-County Corridor Recreation Trail
The Tri-County Corridor Recreation Trail is approximately a 60-mile converted railbed trail running from Ashland to Superior, beginning at Prentice Park (on Turner Road) and winding through Fish Creek Slough. Motorized and non-motorized use permitted. The Tri-County Corridor is also the
Tri-County Corridor Recreation Trail
Sanborn Ave, Ashland, WI 54806
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