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Breakwater Park & Harbor
Breakwater Park offers transient or seasonal boat slip rentals near the mouth of the Oconto River. They have a total of 50 slips capable of accommodating boats ranging from 30 feet to 50 feet. There are six boat ramps and a public fish cleaning station. Restrooms and showers are available, along
Breakwater Park & Harbor
1301 Harbor Rd, Oconto, WI 54153
Old Firehouse & Police Museum
The Old Firehouse was built in 1898 and housed five horse-drawn rigs. Get an up-close look at the historic fire rigs and fire-fighting equipment, including a 1906 Ahrens Steam Pumper, a 1919 LaFrance Ladder Truck, and a 1944 L Model Mack with Hale pump. The museum is also home to the State of
Old Firehouse & Police Museum
402 23rd Ave E, Superior, WI 54880
Milwaukee Duffy Boats
Milwaukee Duffy boats are perfect for all ages and groups from two up to twelve people. These electric-powered boats are “as easy to drive as a golf cart”. Book a 90-minute up to 2.5-hour tour, depending how much time you want to allow for stops along the way. They even have coolers available
Milwaukee Duffy Boats
820 S Water St, Milwaukee, WI 53204
Ahnapee State Trail
Algoma is the gateway to this approximately 50-mile scenic trail connecting Casco Junction to Algoma to Sturgeon Bay. Part of the “rails to trails” initiative, the Ahnapee State Trail was previously the railroad bed of the Ahnapee & Western Railroad and has been converted to a crushed
Ahnapee State Trail
Navarino St, Algoma, WI 54201
Shebikin’ Pedal Tours
Shebikin’ Pedal Tours is a fun way for your group to explore Sheboygan and its nightlife scene. It is a pedal-powered trolley for up to 15 people. Tours start at NZ’s Bar and Grill and travel down Michigan Avenue and 8th Street.  If you prefer more of a scenic trip, you can take Shebikin’
Shebikin’ Pedal Tours
1022 Michigan Ave, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Segway the Lake Tours
Explore the rich history and coast of Manitowoc on a Segway tour! Tours run about two hours and will give you an up-close view of the WWII submarine USS Cobia and the S.S. Badger car ferry when it’s in port.
Segway the Lake Tours
100 Maritime Dr, Manitowoc, WI 54220
Open Door Bird Sanctuary
Open Door Bird Sanctuary is a 34-acre sanctuary providing homes for birds of prey that are un-releasable. They have a total of five aviaries, a small nature center and a home for the resident bald eagle. They have 19 raptors that call the sanctuary home and are continually adding more
Open Door Bird Sanctuary
4114 Cty Rd I, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Kohler-Andrae State Park
Kohler-Andrae State Park is a nearly 1,000-acre state park with miles of hiking trails, sand dunes, beaches and more. The Park has a variety of geology landscape including river marsh, pine and hardwood forests, and sand dunes and is home to numeral mammals, more than 150 bird species, and more
Kohler-Andrae State Park
1020 Beach Park Ln, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center
Conveniently located right along I-43, Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center is ready to teach you all about Wisconsin’s diverse agricultural history. They have over 10,000 square feet of educational and hands-on exhibits, plus the Land O’Lakes Birthing Barn, where you might just be able to witness
Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center
7001 Gass Lake Rd, Manitowoc, WI 54220
Lincoln Park Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo has almost 200 animals, including black bear, wolf, cougar, lynx, bald eagle and much more! There is also a nice playground on the property. The zoo offers free admission with a suggested donation.
Lincoln Park Zoo
1215 N 8th St, Manitowoc, WI 54220
Wisconsin Point
Wisconsin Point is one of the world’s longest freshwater sandbars. The 229-acre park has 2.75 acres of beach with plenty of opportunities for hiking, beach use, and bird and wildlife watching. It overlooks the Superior Entry Lighthouse. Access Wisconsin Point Road via Moccasin Mike Road off US
Wisconsin Point
Wisconsin Point Rd, Superior, WI 54880
Ice Age Trail
Manitowoc contains 7.5 miles of the iconic thousand-mile Ice Age Trail, formed by an immense flow of glacial ice that left behind unique landscape features as the glacier retreated. The City of Manitowoc segment begins at the 4100 block of Broadway Avenue by the intersection of N Rapids Road and
Ice Age Trail
Broadway St & N Rapids Rd, Manitowoc, WI 54220
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