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Alpine Hills Adventure Park

2.1 (7 reviews)

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Kinda lame wouldn't recommend wasting your money, great for little kids ages 3-8 but your better off going someplace that's free99

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What ages is the tubing best suited for? Would it be enjoyable for teens as well ? I have a mixed group.

It's probably best suited for 1st Grade and up. It is fun for teens and adults. Riders must be at least 42 inches tall to go down the hills alone.

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Door County Sled Dogs

Door County Sled Dogs

4.0
(3 reviews)
80.2 mi

A friend told me about the Door County Sled Dog Rides and I knew I had to try it out. You can get…read moreinformation from their website, Facebook page, (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Door-County-Sled-Dogs/154011787973731) or by calling their hotline. I think most of the time they're at Whitnall Park, but the weekend we happened to visit, they were near McKinley Marina. We found easy parking in their nearby lot and headed into the line. It was pretty busy! It's $15 per person to ride and it all goes to a great cause - their non-profit. All of the dogs are rescues and so friendly. At home, the dogs are able to run and are never chained up. Here for the event, they were tied up near their traveling bus so everyone could pet them and give them some cuddles and love. They liked that, but I could tell what they really loved was getting out there and running the sleigh. We got there right when they opened at 11:00, but everyone apparently had the same idea. We waited 1.5 hours for our ride. Not a fun wait in the cold, but there are plenty of dogs to cuddle and the ride, albeit short, was so worth it! It was really, really fun. Two people can ride at a time (or maybe three kids). All of the volunteers running the event were so friendly and fun and were happy to impart knowledge or answer any questions. This is a great winter activity to try - kids and adults will love it. Next time, I'd like to try the Whitnall Park location. The volunteers said there is a warming house there where you can get hot chocolate while you wait for your ride!

The reason I'm giving Two stars…read more We paid $15 a head for less then a one minute ride. When we got to location, it seemed like the staff was all about getting this done as fast a possible. We were told they were going to do a couple laps of a football field it was one lap maybe 40 yards 20 yards wide....... Anyways, The dogs are beautiful, and The female staff member is very kind. I just feel $15 a person for a very short ride is a little overpriced, but where else are you going to get a dogsled ride in the Milwaukee area can we all say monopoly.

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Canoe the Kish at Larsen's Landing

Canoe the Kish at Larsen's Landing

4.0
(6 reviews)
5.5 mi

If you've never been kayaking and want to try it, check this place out. $45 a person per kayak, or…read moreyou can rent a canoe for less. The owner will take you to the drop off site at Epensheids park and away you go. Life jackets are provided. The trip can take 4-8 hours depending on what you do along the way. You can bring a soft sided cooler that can mount on the boat. Wear shoes as there are some rocky stopping spots. My friend and I had a blast on a gorgeous day on the Kish river.

CAMPING: I camped with a private group at Larsen's Landing…read moreas part of a weekend canoe package. We had the campground pretty much to ourselves. Pros: This camp site is off the beaten path. Literally. The road is not paved. There's no city noise and it really feels like you're in the wilderness even though you're just a short drive to civilization. Cons: You're in the wilderness. This is rustic camping. Forget about electric hookups. No water spigot. Not even a pit toilet. They did provide a port-a-potty. CANOEING: The canoe portion of our trip was no fuss. They drove our group by bus up-river and dropped us off - each with a sack lunch and a canoe - with instructions to just follow the river back to the landing. This was very well organized and they made sure everyone was set before taking off. I wouldn't change a thing. TIPS: If you're camping, bring your own water and a roll of TP. Invest in a dry box. Your canoe *WILL* tip when you least expect it. The sack lunch is worth it.

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