W library, has everything you need and has fun community events, and if your trying to pick out…read moresome books but you have your kid they have a kids area which has tons of fun stuff and interesting trinkets and books.

Just off the main Street of door county sits a new secret little spot for sipping coffee and losing…read moretrack of time buried in a good book. This place has some of the best views of egg harbor bay. I'm not taking about a local coffee shop, the egg harbor library is where it's at. It's free, they have an outdoor fireplace and lounging couches, and a million dollar view. Pick up a coffee give it a try.

Unbelievable new library with views of the Bay, children's area, rooftop garden and best of all…read moreBOOKS!

I love this library. It's set right next to the marina. I'd sit here for hours pouring over…read morepsychology books.

We selected this restaurant based on the reviews and menu and were not in any way disappointment…read more Everything we ate was excellent. Started with the cheese plate and very much enjoyed the selection. I wish they would have provided more bread or crackers but that is because I'm a carb lover. Additionally, we had to clarify what one of the items on the cheese plate was because it tasted like alcohol to my husband. Looked like olives or cherries. It was indeed a type of cherry and had alcohol. I was grateful we had asked before trying myself at 8 months pregnant. My husband got the pressed 1/2 chicken and we both loved it. It had an incredible depth of flavor, great seasoning. I got the braised short ribs and enjoyed these as well. However, I wished they had been served with mashed potatoes instead of what I believe were grits. We ended our meal with the flourless chocolate cake which was the perfect cherry on top. Caramel spoons with popped amaranth on top were served with our check. Nice touch! Cozy atmosphere, nice fire crackling and friendly servers. What more can we ask for?

The ideal brunch spot in Fish Creek. My fiancé and I had the prosciutto eggs Benedict and it was…read moremouthwatering. The hollandaise was perfectly prepared. Sitting on the sun porch, sipping coffee, cherry juice and mimosas was an idyllic way to spend the first official day of spring.

I have a phobia of spiral staircases (I know...a bit odd) and I still loved this. We took the…read moretractor to the lighthouse (shout out Steve) and explored all of the historic buildings and things before attempting the climb. Less than 100 stairs so not bad and the hatch at the top made me nervous but again, phobia. The view though...wow. Worth every bit of anxiety on the way up and down. So beautiful up there! Once we slowly made the trek down, we headed to the beach, which offered even more beautiful views. We then decided to walk back (it's a pretty short walk but we wanted to experience the tractor out there). It was cool to walk across the causeway and see the lake on both sides of you. Great experience and so glad we checked it off the list!

To get to this island where the lighthouse is, you have to walk on a rocky unpaved causeway. It is…read morea short walk. I have heard that sometimes water level can be high that this causeway can be submerged. If you don't like walking, a tractor-drawn haywagon shuttle provided by the Door County Maritime Museum to reach the lighthouse is an option. When you get to Cana Island, you have to go first to the visitor center to be able to explore the island and go to the lighthouse. This visitor center also has some gift items here. Admission is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors. This lighthouse is cool. It is manned by two lighthouse keepers when we went there. The rooms of the previous keepers are preserved and you can see old items there. The climb to the top is 97 stairs. There is no elevator. The panoramic view from the top is nice but not the most beautiful. On one side, you can see the lake while another side shows the rest of the island. Overall, it's still a good experience to see though I would not say that it is a must-see.

If you're up for the drive and planning on doing the areas hiking, the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse is an…read moreinteresting stop if you have some extra time. It's a very small but active lighthouse with a lot of history. We took the tour; it wasn't very expensive or long so why not support the upkeep? The volunteers are extremely knowledgeable and genuinely friendly. Some spaces are roped off but you can peer inside (unfortunately you want go up to the top that overlooks the lake). Kind of an average experience but it was on the way and had a nice ground-level view.

Located in the Peninsula State Park. You will either need a WI state park pass or a daily pass…read more Not the most beautiful lighthouse I've ever seen but still very cool. The entire area where this is is under renovation and it was outside of visiting hours so I missed visiting inside. It's only open 11-3.

A ramp fully accessible to do sightseeing in the Door County area. It was cool to learn the history…read more behind it at the Door County Trolley tour. I enjoyed, not only the beautiful sight, but the one-of-a-kind experience of going up this ramp. The route up is very educational, and free!

They've really done a lot with this property! I first…read morevisited here sometime in the mid 1990s with my mom and a childhood friend and her mom. I got to climb up the front range light and stick my head out the window and have my photo taken. I visited these range lights, built in 1869, again in 2001 with my now husband. This time I found the range lights have been updated with bright red accents and roof and a fresh boardwalk leading to the rear range light, with trails leading off to the side. The lights were deactivated in 1969 but volunteers of The Ridges got permission to reactivate them in 2015. The boardwalk makes for an easy walk to the rear range light, and there's a picnic table available nearby. June through mid October The Ridges offers 30 minute tours of the range lights.