Plan Your Winter Getaway with Attractions & Activities in Door County Wisconsin

Day One
Fluff your feather pillows, snuggle into the soft cotton sheets, revel in the warmth of your fireplace and recall you need not do a thing all day. Gaze out over the harbor as the morning sun glistens on the water. Watch the fishing boats pick their way through the ice to their docks across the harbor with the freshly caught whitefish you will enjoy for dinner. Pick up that book you have not found time to read. Strap on a pair of snowshoes to explore the rim of the harbor. Tromp into the Ridges Wildlife Sanctuary and revel in the sound of your snowshoes crunching the newly fallen snow. Return to the inn for a nap in front of the fire before treating yourself to a legendary Door County Fish Boil. The White Gull Inn in Fish Creek offers up this memorable dining experience on Friday nights in winter.
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Day Two
Repeat any or all of the above or drive to Fish Creek to rent some cross country skis at the entrance to Peninsula State Park and enjoy the groomed trails and the spectacular vistas. Smilen’ Bobs Chili at the Bayside Tavern is lunch, then stroll the village and take advantage of winter sales in the adorable shops. Stone’s Throw Winery just happens to be on the way back to the inn! Stop for a wine tasting in their wonderful renovated stone barn. Another nap and tonight is fabulous dining at Alexander’s in Fish Creek.
 
Day Three
The 17th fairway of the golf course in Peninsula State Park offers exhilarating sledding. Grab a couple of the inn’s sleds and hang onto your hat. A little lunch at the ever-so-popular watering hole, Husby’s in Sister Bay. Cross the street and bowl a few lines at the Sister Bay Bowl. Let the Spa at Sacred Ground massage away any kinks that might be left.  Chives is just a short stroll from the Inn and offers an array of savory choices for any sized appetite.

Day Four
Sister Bay, a ten minute drive, offers groomed ice rinks and rental skates. Dazzle your partner with some fancy twirls while you work up an appetite for dinner at Chop. Guaranteed to satisfy all meat eaters, with a cozy atmosphere and mouthwatering fare.

Day Five, Six, Seven …
More of all of the above plus candlelight skis in the state parks, sleigh rides, music and entertainment at the Auditorium and TAP, the Fish Creek Winter Games in early February, a class at The Clearing or Peninsula School of Art and if you are here on New Year’s Day, add the Polar Bear Swim and Egg Harbor Parade to your list.