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Make a resolution this winter to learn something new or practice a new hobby! There are plenty of options in Door County to help you get inspired and guide you.
Every winter the community of Sturgeon Bay awaits the winter fleet arrival. The destination of these ships is Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding in Sturgeon Bay, also known as the “Shipbuilding Capital of the Great Lakes,” where they will receive winterizing, repairs and upgrades.
Baileys Harbor is the largest village on the east side of the Peninsula, called by many “the quiet side.” While there are plenty of quiet moments to be had on the harbor, there are many more ways to describe this picturesque hub of lakeside Door County.
Dinner options in Door County during the winter are varied and plentiful, and the best part is you rarely need reservations. Here’s a short hit list of some of the restaurants that are open throughout the winter.
Once the Thanksgiving turkey and pumpkin pie has been served and dishes are finally done, it’s time to enjoy a long weekend in Door County! Here are some activity ideas for the holiday weekend that could easily become a new family tradition.
Whether it’s the pristine white facade of nearly all the village buildings, the unfettered views along the waterfront, quirky historic buildings, or the stunning bluffs of Peninsula State Park across the harbor, Ephraim is candy for the eyes from every angle.
In fall Door County is overtaken by apples. Orchards on the peninsula and Washington Island are able to produce a large variety of apples, making for a fun fall destination full of your favorite apple products.
Gills Rock, Door County is home to the southern shores of Porte des Mortes, or “Death’s Door,” and all the fishing and boating history that comes with it.