On I-90 there’s a nice Wisconsin welcome center in the town of La Crosse. There the Mississippi River gets real wide here with a bunch of islands forming a wetlands area.
On I-90 there’s a nice Wisconsin welcome center in the town of La Crosse. There the Mississippi River gets real wide here with a bunch of islands forming a wetlands area.
Portage, Wisconsin, where I got off I-90 to head northeast there was a nice park, a convenient place to stop for lunch and get some pictures of the Wisconsin River.
Another fun stop in Wisconsin was the Sheboygan Marsh Tower near Elkhart Lake. A lot of steps, but a great view from the top, even with the wildfire smoke.
Arrive pe in Manitowoc, where I’d be staying the weekend, and I wanted to go see Lake Michigan. Silver Creek Park (also a disc golf course) on the south end of the town was a perfect spot for that.
First morning in Manitowoc I went to the Wisconsin Maritime Museum. Lots of great displays on shipbuilding and shipwrecks. They also have a World War II submarine.
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After the museum it was off to the harbor, which has some great parks and walking trails.
There were two reasons I wanted to visit the Manitowoc harbor. The first was to walk out to this lighthouse.
Reason 2 to visit the harbor was to watch the ferry from Michigan come in.
Spent 3 days walking all over Road America. My feet hurt after, but it was well worth it. It’s a great facility with so many good places to watch from.
After 3 days at the track it was time to head home, but there were still a few things to see along the way. First up was a quick stop to look at Lake Winnebago.