Past Events › Outdoor

Lukes, Door County’s mushroom expert, will lead participants through the fascinating world of fungi. Meet in the Nature Center; hike to follow. State park vehicle sticker required. Free.

The Liberty Grove Historical Society Museum provides the backdrop of Grand View for fall photo opportunities. Come and wander the beautiful grounds, and be sure to remember your camera. The museum will be open. Free and open to the public.

Meet at the Weborg day-use parking lot. Discover Door County history and mysteries on a naturalist-led walk. Tree and fall flower identification featured, too. Easy walking. Less than half-a-mile. Free. State park vehicle sticker required.

Apple launching, pumpkin painting, indoor and outdoor mazes, make your own caramel apples, live band, food, and more.

The terrain is a bit rugged in places, and sturdy walking shoes are highly recommended. The 2-hour walks leave from the Jens Jensen Visitor Center. Free.

Delight in the tales of the keepers through story, song, and poetry. The Northern Door Storytellers Guild will be in residence to share tales of the sea, perform traditional music and recite legends in verse. Warm clothing is recommended. $10/adult. $5/youth (ages 6-17). Donation recommended for children ages 5 and younger. State park sticker required.

Join the park naturalist on this two-mile night hike of the Monarch Trail, watching and listening for the sights and sounds of the night. If needed, bring a flashlight or head lamp with a red lens. Meet at Lot 1. In case of rain, program will be cancelled. Free. State park vehicle sticker required.

Bring your own apples or buy a bucket to press into a gallon of cider. There will be entertainment, wagon rides, dip your own caramel apples on the spot, brats, chili, hot and cold fresh pressed cider, and kids old fashioned games. Visit washingtonisland-wi.com for more information.

Browse locally made & grown products from Door County farmers & artisans featuring everything from produce to handmade clothing. Come hungry and grab lunch or dessert from a food vendor with ready-to-eat items. Rain or shine.

Featuring children’s activities, live music, and weekly events. For more information visit visitalgomawi.com.

The terrain is a bit rugged in places, and sturdy walking shoes are highly recommended. The 2-hour walks leave from the Jens Jensen Visitor Center. Free.

A 90-minute practice cultivating peace within nature under the full moon, using pranayama, mantra and reflection. Facilitated by Sarah Evenson. Free, but donations accepted.

Horticulture expert and arborist Tom Wolfe will share his knowledge about trees and shrubs of Door County. Meet in the Nature Center, Lot 1. Free. State park vehicle sticker required.

Explore the tranquil regions of the Sanctuary Trails with a Ridges Naturalist. Hike approximately 2 miles along easy terrain. Bring binoculars if desired. $5/members. $8/public. Free for kids.

Featuring a wide variety of locally grown fruits, vegetables, and local artists and craftsmen. Weekly music adds to the festivity.

This meeting is to discuss the smallmouth bass fishery in the waters of Lake Michigan and Green Bay. This meeting will allow department staff members an opportunity to engage stakeholders and present information on this outstanding fishery. Free and open to the public.

Fresh locally grown produce, plants, flowers, homemade breads, delicious jams, salsa and canned goods along with homemade arts & crafts. Canceled if stormy.

Explore the beautiful landscape of this 170-acre parcel on Clark Lake with a Ridges naturalist. It’s a great opportunity to see a variety of fall colors as one hikes through the woods. Moderate to easy hike. Bring binoculars. $5/members. $8/public. Free for kids (18 and younger).