Door County

A peninsula resort destination in Wisconsin stretching into Lake Michigan, where lighthouses, cliffs, orchards, and Nordic towns offer charm in all four seasons.

Door County is a narrow peninsula in northeastern Wisconsin, sandwiched between Green Bay and Lake Michigan, boasting a long coastline. On the Green Bay side, Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek, and Ephraim feature cliffs, marinas, and artistic towns; on the Lake Michigan side, Cave Point and Whitefish Dunes offer a more rugged shoreline, with Cana Island Lighthouse being a symbol of the peninsula. Washington Island and Rock Island can be reached by ferry, and Al Johnson's Swedish Restaurant is famous for the goats grazing on its sod roof. Enjoy lake tours in summer, cherry blossoms in May, and red foliage in autumn. The gateway is Green Bay Airport, followed by a drive north along the highway.

Destinations

• Door County

Itineraries

• Lake Michigan Circle Tour – A counter-clockwise loop from Chicago featuring Indiana Dunes, Mackinac Island, Pictured Rocks, and Door County.
• Milwaukee & Door County – Explore the lakeside brew city before heading to Door County's lighthouses, cherry orchards, and Washington Island.