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Brett Kosmider is a photographer and filmmaker living in Door County. Thousands of tourists flock to Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula each year, drawn to the beauty of its 300 miles of shoreline jutting into Lake Michigan: the beaches in summer, the orange and yellow sugar maples in fall and spectacular ice formations on the lakes in winter. ...

New Wisconsin observation tower boasts views, accessibility BARRY ADAMS, Wisconsin State Journal July 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wooden observation towers dot Wisconsin, provide unobstructed, picturesque views and have been the settings for more than a few family photos. Climb the tower at Lapham Peak near Delafield and you’ll take in parts of the southern Kettle Moraine State Forest, Nagawicka Lake and Interstate 94. The 60-foot Parnell Tower near Plymouth offers u...

New and improved Peninsula State Park By Jim Scott May 9, 2021 12:14 AM MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced visitors to Peninsula State Park in 2021 will be in for a treat with property upgrades, new facilities and infrastructure, plus the reopening of popular property amenities. Peninsula State Park, nature, state park, family, family friendly vacation, kid friendly vacation, family trip, nature trail, biking, bikes In the last...

View Comments FISH CREEK - This years Peninsula State Park visitors can experience the parks face lift with new and upgraded amenities, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced Wednesday. Campers will be able to see most of the upgrades, with new grills and fire rings at the campsites and new drinking fountains throughout the campgrounds. A total of 400 campsites were resurfaced, and 23 were upgraded to offer electrical service. South Nicolet campground now has a new shower facil...

View Comments FISH CREEK - This years Peninsula State Park visitors can experience the parks face lift with new and upgraded amenities, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced Wednesday. Campers will be able to see most of the upgrades, with new grills and fire rings at the campsites and new drinking fountains throughout the campgrounds. A total of 400 campsites were resurfaced, and 23 were upgraded to offer electrical service. South Nicolet campground now has a new shower facil...