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Enjoy a leisurely hike, led by a Ridges naturalist, on level terrain. The naturalist will cover the cultural and natural history of the ridges and swales in their winter season. Hike ends at the center with cup of hot cocoa or coffee. $5/members. $8/public. Free for kids.

There is no better time to observe the stars than during a new moon. Join this hike into the night and observe our galaxy. Meet at the Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center. $5/members. $8/public. Free for children.

10am & 1pm. Enjoy a leisurely hike, led by a Ridges naturalist, on level terrain. The naturalist will cover the cultural and natural history of the ridges and swales in their winter season. Hike ends at the Center with cup of hot cocoa or coffee. $5/members. $8/public. Free/kids.

Crossroads and Door County Silent Sports lend, free of charge, an array of ski and snowshoe equipment in sizes to fit age 3 through large adult. When trail conditions permit, go to the Crossroads Maintenance Building, where volunteers will fit the equipment. Check crossroadsatbigcreek.org for current trail conditions and/or closings.

Join the Friends of Whitefish Dunes State Park and enjoy this annual winter candlelight event. Separate trails available for skiers and hikers. The shelter features a warming fire along with hot beverages, popcorn and baked goods. Please leave your pet at home as they are not allowed on the ski trails or in the shelter building. Event is free but a state park vehicle sticker is required. Call to confirm.

The Door Peninsula Astronomical Society invites the community to participate in the January viewing night. If skies are cloudy or if the weather is blustery, indoor viewing opportunities will be offered.

Crossroads and Door County Silent Sports lend, free of charge, an array of ski and snowshoe equipment in sizes to fit age 3 through large adult. When trail conditions permit, go to the Crossroads Maintenance Building, where volunteers will fit the equipment. Check crossroadsatbigcreek.org for current trail conditions and/or closings.

Tim Wilbanks will present the program “Commercial Queen and Package Production.” Free and open to the public.

Enjoy a leisurely hike, led by a Ridges naturalist, on level terrain. The naturalist will cover the cultural and natural history of the ridges and swales in their winter season. Hike ends at the center with cup of hot cocoa or coffee. $5/members. $8/public. Free for kids.

10am & 1pm. Enjoy a leisurely hike, led by a Ridges naturalist, on level terrain. The naturalist will cover the cultural and natural history of the ridges and swales in their winter season. Hike ends at the Center with cup of hot cocoa or coffee. $5/members. $8/public. Free/kids.

Our main missions are Emergency Services, Cadet Programs, and Aerospace Education. Everyone is welcome to attend to check us out.

Enjoy complimentary wine and farm market food tasting, paint your own wine glass, warm apple cider, mulled wines, outdoor cherry pit spit competition (1:30pm), with live music, and more. Dress warm. Free.

Stop in and enjoy the trails for a snowshoe, hike, or cross-country ski. Bring your own equipment. A bonfire and warm beverages are available. $3/person.

Ski/hike/snowshoe on a one-mile candlelit trail. At the end of the trail, enjoy a bonfire with refreshments. Pets not allowed. Enter at Highland Road. Free, but a state park vehicle sticker required. Cancelled if there's severe weather. Access may be restricted if parking capacity is reached. Call 920.868.3258 to check day-of status.

1:15pm. Parade participants gather at Nicolet Bank. Build a float, decorate your car, walk your dog, or just cheer from the sidelines. 2pm. Parade starts. “Groundhog Stew” follows at Mink River Basin. Free.

Enjoy a leisurely hike, led by a Ridges naturalist, on level terrain. The naturalist will cover the cultural and natural history of the ridges and swales in their winter season. Hike ends at the center with cup of hot cocoa or coffee. $5/members. $8/public. Free for kids.

10am & 1pm. Enjoy a leisurely hike, led by a Ridges naturalist, on level terrain. The naturalist will cover the cultural and natural history of the ridges and swales in their winter season. Hike ends at the Center with cup of hot cocoa or coffee. $5/members. $8/public. Free/kids.

Ski, hike or snowshoe this easy 1.2-mile candlelit trail. Meet at parking lot 3. Enjoy a bonfire, hot cocoa and cookies at the shelter building after. Cancelled in the event of extreme weather. Start at the picnic area in parking lot 3. State park sticker required.