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Wisconsin Harbor & Lighthouse Trail
6 days, 7 stops and about 5 h 10 min behind the wheel. Change anything below; the link always holds the latest version.
Trip summary
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Day 1
Around Wind Point Lighthouse
36 min driving23 mi (36 km)
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36 min · 23 mi (36 km) from Milwaukee
Wind Point Lighthouse Lighthouse · WI · Lake Michigan
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Day 2
Wind Point Lighthouse to Sheboygan
1 h 39 min driving83 mi (133 km)
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1 h 26 min · 76 mi (122 km) from Wind Point Lighthouse
Kohler-Andrae State Park Park & beach · WI · Lake Michigan -
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13 min · 6.7 mi (11 km) from Kohler-Andrae State Park
Sheboygan Town · WI · Lake Michigan
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Day 3
Sheboygan to Cana Island Lighthouse
2 h 25 min driving130 mi (208 km)
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1 h 38 min · 101 mi (163 km) from Sheboygan
Sturgeon Bay Town · WI · Lake Michigan -
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45 min · 28 mi (46 km) from Sturgeon Bay
Cana Island Lighthouse Lighthouse · WI · Lake Michigan
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Day 4
Cana Island Lighthouse to Peninsula State Park
30 min driving13 mi (22 km)
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30 min · 13 mi (22 km) from Cana Island Lighthouse
Peninsula State Park Park & beach · WI · Lake Michigan
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Day 5
A free day
No driving
No stops planned: a day to linger, hike or wait out the weather. Add a place to this day with the form, or remove the day.
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Day 6
A free day
No driving
No stops planned: a day to linger, hike or wait out the weather. Add a place to this day with the form, or remove the day.
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How the trip builder works.
- How are the drive times calculated?
- Drive times and distances come from OpenStreetMap road data routed with OSRM, calibrated against typical published travel times. They assume ordinary traffic and include island ferry crossings where a stop needs one. Allow extra time for summer weekends, construction and border crossings.
- Can I save or share my trip?
- Yes. The whole trip lives in the page address, so bookmarking or sharing the link saves everything: stops, days, start date and starting point. Nothing is stored on our servers and no account is needed.
- Can I take my trip into Google Maps or a GPS?
- Every day has a Google Maps directions link (long days are split into parts, because Google Maps allows nine stops per link). You can also download a calendar file with one event per day, or a GPX file for GPS units and apps such as OsmAnd and Gaia GPS.
- What does “Best order” do?
- It reorders your stops to shorten the total drive, keeping your starting point fixed and finishing back home if you chose a round trip, then spreads the stops over the same number of days so each day's driving is as even as possible.
Drive times and distances: OSRM routing over OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), calibrated to typical travel times. Times are estimates for planning, not navigation. Check road, border and ferry conditions before you travel.
More planning tools: circle tour planner, ferry or drive calculator, northern lights forecast, water temperatures and the ship watcher.