The Kenosha Velodrome is the oldest operating velodrome in the U.S. Built in 1927, the 333-meter track has 28-degree banked corners and typically holds races on Monday and Tuesday evenings during the summer months. If you’re feel adventurous, riders ages nine and up and book a spot to try out

Pike Bike Trail is a 10.2-mile scenic biking and hiking trail that runs through Kenosha along Lake Michigan, passing various points of interest such as three National Register Historic Districts, two lighthouses.

This 200-acre park has over four miles of hiking and snowshoe trails and is also home to the Boundless Adventures Aerial Adventure Park and Pringle Nature Center. The Nature Center even rents out GPS geocaching units and snowshoes!

Sail Away Charters offers two-hour private sailing charters for up to six people on a 30-foot Tartan Masthead Sloop. Help out with steering and the sails or sit back and relax while the licensed captain handles it all!

The Kenosha Community Sailing Center offers kayak, fishing kayak, stand up paddleboard, and duck pedal boat rentals. Forty-five minute rentals include paddle and life jacket.

The Sculpture Walk runs along the harbor and features a dozen different sculpture pieces. The sculptures are funded through private donations and are typically changed out every two years.