Top Wisconsin Wildlife Watching

Explore the wetlands of Door County in a kayak on this 2-hour, family-friendly tour. Learn to kayak from an instructor while keeping an eye out for local bird life such as swans, egrets, blue herons, and bald eagles. Listen to guided commentary on the local flora and fauna, as well as the unique wetland ecosystem in the second-growth wet-mesic forest of white cedar, white spruce, balsam fir, and black ash.

Combine serenity and adventure on this small-group kayaking tour. Discover several secret scenic spots in Door County, including the Fleetwing schooner shipwreck, Native American pictographs, rock cairns of Door Bluff County Park, and views of Washington Island. Groups are limited to 12 participants, who should have a moderate physical fitness level.

There’s too many scenic vistas in Door County to see them all on foot—not an issue on an e-bike! Once your guide gears you up, you’ll bike toward the wild and crashing waters off Cave Point County Park, taking in the sea caves and Caribbean-esque views. Then it’s onto Whitefish Bay State Park and its excellent trails for a guided ride through the majestic forests that cover this nature-rich peninsula.