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Aurora Borealis, commonly referred to as Northern Lights, is a natural
display of lights in the night sky. Researchers have concluded that solar
winds colliding with the earth’s magnetosphere can affect the brilliance of
the light display—but scientific research does not currently account for all
that can be seen.
Our cover image was photographed in August of 2014 during a brilliant and
changing light show over Europe Lake by photographer Dan Eggert.
Revel in the natural mysteries that
surround us. Join us for Celebrating
Open Spaces & Wild Places.
We invite you to come celebrate, explore and learn about the beautiful
lands and waters that make Door County such a unique and inspiring
place to live and visit! A half-day tour of Chambers Island, guided hikes
at our newest nature preserves, a community lecture featuring renowned
New England author and speaker, Peter Forbes, neighborhood progressive
dinners, and brisk-paced wilderness walks are just a few of the over 50
events and outings designed to bring our community together and deepen
our collective understanding and appreciation for Door County.
Choose outings that are right for you and join us. Many events are offered
at no charge; others help the Land Trust raise the funds needed to protect
and care for the places that make Door County so special. Some outings
are tailored just for Land Trust members; others are open to the public at
large. All work to strengthen the land preservation community!
We thank the many hosts, co-hosts, naturalists and hike leaders named
within this booklet for donating their time and talent. We also thank
our hardworking Community Outreach Committee, our many business
members (please see inside back cover), and, of course, we thank you! By
working together, we are protecting Door County’s exceptional lands and
waters forever...and that’s worth celebrating!
Door County Land Trust nature preserves are located throughout
the county. They are open for all to enjoy each and every day at
no charge. For directions to our preserves or for a complimentary
copy of our “Hiking Trails of the Door County Land Trust” map, visit
www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org.
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June 18 Wilderness Walk for Fitness
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June 27 History of Conifers Hike
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June 27 The Enchanted Garden
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July 2
Washington Island Meets Provence
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July 2
Ecosystem Recovery: Unexpected Adventures
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July 11
Geology & Ancient Shorelines Hike
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July 15
Morning at the Farm: Brunch at Waseda
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July 17
Vive la France! A Moveable Feast in Ephraim
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July 18
Wilderness Walk for Fitness
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Summer Wildflower Hike
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July 27
Bats Galore Hike
July 30
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July 24
Epicureans on the Escarpment, Numero Due!
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July 31
Mediterranean Medley: A Moveable Feast Near the Fen
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Aug 3
All Aboard! Voyage to Chambers Island
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Aug 1
Take a Hike & Call Me in the Morning
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Aug 8
Summer Shade Hike
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Aug 10
Welcome to Heins Creek
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Aug 15
Wilderness Walk for Fitness
Fyr Bal Festival Guided Hikes from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Fyr Bal Festival Self-Guided Hikes from 12:00 - 3:00 pm
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Ancient Shorelines & Remnant Boreal Forest Hike
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Aug 22 Gather ‘Round a Shared Table: Moveable Feast on Beach Road 22
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Aug 23 Annual Gathering
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Aug 29 Take a Hike & Call Me in the Morning
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Sept 12 Take a Hike & Call Me in the Morning
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Sept 12 A Swabian Feast
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Sept 15 Sandhill Cranes: Fall Migration Hike
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Sept 18 Living Lightly on the Land: A Trolley Tour with a Twist
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Sept 23 Sweet Music: A Musical Evening at Björklunden
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Oct 3
History of Heins Creek Hike
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One Land, Many Voices:
Celebrating Community Conservation
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Oct 10
Fall Foliage Hike
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Oct 17
Land Ethic at Erskine Woods Hike
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Nov 7
Story of the Rock Walls Hike
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Dec 12
Erskine Woods Winter Hike
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A Winter Tromp Through Time
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Other Events of Interest
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Business Members
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Protecting the Forest Corridor Hike
Harvest Festival Guided Hike from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Harvest Festival Self-guided Hike from 12:00 - 3:00 pm
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e are excited to share the news that we will once
again offer an online event registration system for
Celebrating Open Spaces events. In years past registration
was strictly handled by postal mail with a lottery system. We
have gone online to ultimately serve our membership better
by making the registration process easier and more efficient—
eliminating the need for a lottery.
Online registration will open on
Monday, June 15, 9:00 am.
will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Register online by visiting www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
clicking on the “Event Registration” button on our home
page. From there, you will be able to view and select which
events you would like to attend and reserve space for
yourself and/or your guests.
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ou will be given an option at checkout to pay with a
credit card online or mail a check to our office. If space
is available, registration for events will continue up to the
date of the event. Throughout the summer you can visit our
website to find out which events have available seats.
For those who do not have internet access or may not be
comfortable using the online registration system, we will have
volunteers stationed at our office on June 15th and 16th from
9:00 am to 3:00 pm to take your registration over the phone.
Just call our office at (920) 746-1359 and we’d be happy to
assist you.
Please note: Some Celebrating Open Spaces
events are open to the public, others are
for members only. If you are not a member,
we hope you’ll consider joining. To become
a Door County Land Trust member, visit
www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org.
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Members Only
Dining for Open Spaces events are hosted by Land Trust supporters
to benefit the Door County Land Trust. Hosts welcome you into their
homes or out on the land for brunches, lunches, cocktail parties, and
dinners. Most Dining events include a visit to one of Door County’s
beautiful open spaces. All proceeds from Dining for Open Spaces
events benefit land preservation. See registration information at left.
The Explore the Door series offers guided adventures for you
to experience the beautiful places you’ve helped the Land Trust
protect. Outings are led by trained volunteer hike leaders and/or
Land Trust staff. All Explore the Door outings are free of charge
and will be held rain or shine. Registration is required. Registration
for Explore the Door hikes will open approximately one month in
advance of each hike. To stay informed about online registration
for hikes, subscribe to our email newsletter by clicking the link
on our website.
Special events are in a league all their own! The registration process
varies widely from event to event, and may be coordinated through
a partnering organization. Specific instructions are included at the
bottom of each special event page.
The Explore the Door program is generously sponsored by:
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2015 Schedule of
Outings & Events
Wilderness Walk for Fitness
Thursday, June 18 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public · Registration required
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Nature Preserve
5340 Lake Lane, Sturgeon Bay
For those who prefer a faster-paced hike in
the morning, this outing is for you. This 2.5-mile walk, with rest stops as
needed, includes Lake Michigan beach, sand dunes, ancient ridge and swale
shorelines, old-growth stands of hemlock and white pine, and open fields.
There are outstanding views of the ship canal and two historic lighthouses.
Trails are easy-to-moderate on rolling and often sandy terrain.
Hike Leaders: Deb & Tad Greene, Walt Shields, Bill Utley
Lake Mackaysee, Chambers Island
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Fyr Bal Festival Hikes
Saturday, June 20 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Guided Hike
Free and open to the public · Registration required
Saturday, June 20 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Self-Guided Hikes
Free and open to the public · No registration necessary
Ephraim Preserve at Anderson Pond
10118 Moravia Street, Ephraim
Ephraim’s Fyr Bal Festival is the Norwegian celebration of Midsummer’s Eve,
and there’s no better way to usher in the long days of summer than a walk
through the Ephraim Preserve at Anderson Pond. This quiet refuge features
open fields, mixed conifer forests, old stone fences, and historic buildings
of the Anderson farmstead. Join Land Trust hike leaders for a guided
morning hike or opt to explore this 1-mile trail on your own. Be sure to make
your way to the scenic overlook of the springs, an ideal spot to observe
waterfowl and other bird species. Hiking is easy on even or rocky terrain.
History of Conifers Hike
Saturday, June 27 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public · Registration required
Schwartz Lake at Shivering Sands Preserve
4611 Glidden Drive, east of Sturgeon Bay
The Shivering Sands Natural Area offers a
stunning show of conifers, reminiscent of a time when conifers dominated
the landscape. Dunes, kettles, swales and old shoreline, bogs, fens, forests,
lakes, streams, and ponds are all within this pristine preserve and provide
habitat for the federally-endangered Hine’s emerald dragonfly and the
dwarf lake iris, as well as many migrating birds. This hike will cover a portion
of the 1.5-mile trail and is relatively flat and easy to walk.
Hike Leaders: Roxanne Hanney, Lee Ann Harling
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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The Enchanted Garden
Saturday, June 27 @ 4:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Rain Date, Sunday, June 28
$125 per person • 50 guests
Wanda & Kevin McDonald Home,
2935 County Road Q, Ephraim
Remember reading about enchanted
and secret gardens as a child? One
could imagine wandering from one
magical space to another, all senses
alert, discovering hidden treasures
along the way. The McDonalds offer
this experience at their very own
Enchanted Garden. If the sights and smells aren’t enough, a string quartet
provided by Midsummer’s Music adds mucial ambience throughout the
evening. As you stroll the grounds, you’ll experience, at first glance, a treelined lawn. Look closer; it’s only part of the story! Multiple “secret” gardens
are incorporated within the landscape. Each garden features exquisite
art from faraway places. Small group tours will be given to enhance your
exploration. This enchanted evening is complete with an array of sweet and
savory delicacies that will delight the palate and satiate the appetite for the
evening. Bon soir!
Full bar • Hearty hors d’oeuvres • Sweets table
Hosts: Wanda & Kevin McDonald
Participants interested in extending the evening may wish to join the string quartet at
the Ephraim Moravian Church for a 7:30 pm performance of a “Gifted Genius” hosted by
Midsummer’s Music. Present your printed Celebrating Open Spaces confirmation letter for
a $10 discount on the concert ticket. Midsummer’s Music recommends purchasing tickets
prior to June 27. For more information, see www.midsummersmusic.com.
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Washington Island Meets Provence
Thursday, July 2 @ 11:00 am – 2:30 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$65 per person • 26 guests
Lueking Home, 1680 Sunrise Road, Washington Island
Washington Island’s lavender fields are the inspiration for combining the
best of two great cuisines. Across the Atlantic, France and Italy share
nearly the same latitude—a perfect climate for the fragrant fields. The
morning will begin with a hike through the forest at Carlin’s Point. This area,
adjacent to the Jackson Harbor Ridges beach, is connected to the shoal
that links Washington Island with Rock Island. The boreal forest found
here is a unique remnant of the last ice age. Few places like this remain in
Door County. After the hike, our host Christopher Lueking, and other Land
Trust supporters, invite you to join them for a flavorful French and Italian
lunch. The Lueking home is situated on 38 wooded acres, with 9OO feet of
shore, on the northeast corner of Washington Island. The stone and cedar
home, designed by architect Heinz Brummel, features a main room with
suspended beams and a large central fireplace. The rustic, barn-style room
opens onto a patio and is perfect for dining with a lake view. Bella!
Savory olive tapenades • Smoked whitefish
Caramelized onions on homemade brick-oven bread
Locally raised organic roasted chicken with herbs de provence
Garlic potato salad • Fresh green beans •
Door County cherry clafoutis • Almond pastries
Chilled rosé wine • Wisconsin micro-beers
Lavender lemonade • Sparkling water
Host: Christopher Lueking
Co-hosts: Ginny & Will Craig, Jo & Doug Kibbee, Barbara & Bill Siebel
Hike Leader: Barbara Siebel
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Ecosystem Recovery:
Unexpected Adventures
Thursday, July 2 @ 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
$25 per person • 24 guests
Woodwalk Gallery and Lautenbach Woods
Nature Preserve
6749 County Road G, south of Egg Harbor
Join writer/performer/geologist Roger Kuhns for
an adventurous afternoon hike at Lautenbach
Woods Nature Preserve, followed by an
unforgettable performance on the stage at
Woodwalk Gallery. Roger will take you on
a journey through geologic time, incredible
ecosystem survival, and mass extinction events
from around the world. You’ll visit the rise
and fall of forests, dinosaurs, marine reptiles,
and ice age megafauna (such as the wooly
mammoth), and endeavor to understand what
the ecosystems from the past teach us about
change and recovery times—vital knowledge
to understand what is happening today. This
monologue, a piece in progress, is based on
his work around the world and the Niagara
Escarpment in Wisconsin. Bring your own picnic
to enjoy before the show.
Guests wishing to attend only the monologue should
purchase tickets ($20 per person) directly through
Woodwalk Gallery at www.WoodwalkGallery.com.
Geology & Ancient Shorelines Hike
Tuesday, July 7 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Saturday, July 11 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free • Members only • Registration required
Walt’s Woods Natural Area
North of Baileys Harbor
Members Only
Walt’s Woods Natural Area is a stunning showcase of both the geology
and the flora found in Door County’s boreal forests. This remarkable place
features ancient sea caves, rock outcrops, sinkholes, deep fractures, and a
pristine shoreline, as well as an old-growth forest rich in unique and rare
plants. Hiking the 1.5-mile trail is an easy-to-moderate level of difficulty on
uneven terrain.
Tuesday Hike Leaders: Jack Finger, Lee Ann Harling, Bob Judd, Toby Schlick
Saturday Hike Leaders: Lee Ann Harling, Bob Judd, Toby Schlick, Dave
Zuckerman
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Morning at the Farm: Brunch at Waseda
Wednesday, July 15 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Rain Date: Thursday, July 16
$75 per person • 26 guests
Waseda Farm & Market Store, 7281 Logerquist Road, Baileys Harbor
Spend a summer morning on the farm—an organic working farm! You’ll
be greeted with refreshments in Waseda Farm’s beautifully manicured
vegetable and flower gardens and then taken on a horse-drawn tour
narrated by owner and farmer Tom Lutsey. He will tell you about their
pigs, free-range chickens and the Angus cattle that roam the pastures and
rolling hills of the 360-acre property. Once part of the Saint Joseph Retreat
Center, the land and its towering pines offered Catholic brothers a place for
meditation and reflection. Waseda Farms is now a model of environmental
sustainability featuring a state-of-the-art cattle management system
designed by Temple Grandin. Back at the gardens, Sharon Lutsey will walk
you through the organic vegetable plots. You’ll then enjoy a delicious,
wholesome, farm-fresh brunch prepared by caterers Judy Samida and Guy
Fortin and Land Trust hosts.
Mimosas and Summer rosé sangria
Almond biscotti and cheese crackers • Rustic vegetable cheese strata
Savory pork sausage ring, featuring Waseda Farms pork
Mixed summer fruits • Raspberry Danish coffeecake
Door County cherry kuchen • Danish puff pastry
Homemade preserves and butter • Juices, coffee, tea and water
Hosts: Pat & Dan Fetterley, Linda & T.C. Johnson, Sharon & Tom Lutsey,
Diane & Bill Miller, Penny & Dan Niesen
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Vive la France! A Progressive Dinner in Ephraim
Friday, July 17 @ 4:45 pm – 8:45 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$100 per person • 32 guests
Beginning at the Wienke Home, 3288 Maple Leaf Drive East, Ephraim
Love to go to France, but just can’t manage it? Let your hosts bring a taste of
France to you! Join us in Ephraim for a memorable French-inspired evening
with friends, old and new. This progressive dinner will take you on a culinary
journey, with each course served at a different home in Ephraim. You will
begin your travel adventure at a home overlooking Eagle Harbor. With just
a slight stretch of the imagination you might be overlooking a port on the
Mediterranean! A full bar and French-inspired hors d’oeuvres will whet
your appetite for what’s to come. A short drive will take you to one of four
dinner destinations where your hosts have prepared a delectable dinner
accompanied by French wine, carefully selected to enhance the menu. And
the pièce de résistance? An assortment of classic French desserts, coffee
and teas served at your final destination—a home with a full view of the bay
as you watch the sun setting behind Horseshoe Island. Bon appétit!
A variety of French-inspired hors d’oeuvres • Full bar, wine, soft beverages
Leek & Gruyére tart with a salad of baby greens vinaigrette
Slow roasted filet of beef with basil parmesan mayonnaise
Provençal cherry tomato gratin • Sautéed haricot verts with gremolata
An assortment of classic French desserts, coffee, tea
Hosts: First Course - Jane & Bob Wienke; Dinner Course - Prilla & Tony
Beadell, Nancy & Paul Pillat, Marianne & Paul Roppuld, Windsor & Mike
McCutcheon; Dessert Course - Cynthia Stiehl
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Wilderness Walk for Fitness
Saturday, July 18 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration required
Bay Shore Blufflands Nature Preserve
5454 Bayshore Drive, west of Carlsville
This scenic two mile walk for fitness will move
at a brisk pace along the trails, with a few rest stops as needed. Featured are
spectacular views from atop the Niagara Escarpment, where shaded bluffs
and talus slopes create a cool, moist microclimate that is the habitat of rare
plants and animals. Hiking is easy-to-moderate with a difficult steep incline
along the bluff slope.
Hike Leaders: Roxanne Hanney, Walt Shields
Summer Wildflower Hike
Thursday, July 23 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Saturday, July 25 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration Required
Legacy Preserve at Clay Banks
1188 South Lake Michigan Drive, Clay Banks
Stunning fields of flowers and distant waves make this pastoral setting
perfect for viewing a variety of plants and birds. Hike leader and Door
County Wild Ones chapter president, Peter Sigmann, will share his expertise
of summer wildflowers. From a scenic overlook of Lake Michigan, the trail
descends through fields filled with milkweed and goldenrod. It’s a great
place to observe shore birds, dragonflies and butterflies. This 1.5-mile trail is
on easy-to-moderate on level terrain with an incline along the bluff slope.
Thursday Hike Leaders: Lucy Klug, Peter Sigmann
Saturday Hike Leaders: Mary & Dale Goodner, Peter Sigmann
Bats Galore Hike
Monday, July 27 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Thursday, July 30 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Free and open to the public • Registration required
Three Springs Nature Preserve
10442 Three Springs Road, Sister Bay
Did you know a little brown bat can gobble an amount of insects equivalent
to its bodyweight each night? The Three Springs Nature Preserve, and the
protected wetland area on North Bay offers a veritable buffet for the bats!
Experience hundreds of little brown bats, females and their pups, exiting
the 1870s barn for their evening meal. This bat roost has likely been used
for decades and preserving this species is critical as they face man-made
and natural threats. A citizen monitoring program has been tracking the
population count of bats at this roost for several years. This is a short walk
on fairly level terrain.
Monday Hike Leaders: Jack Finger, Marilyn Hansotia
Thursday Hike Leaders: Marilyn Hansotia, Barb Ottum
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Epicureans on the Escarpment, Numero Due!
Friday, July 24 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$75 per person • 26 guests
Davis Home, 6411 Monument Bluff Pass, Egg Harbor
Last year’s Epicureans on the Escarpment dinner was such a hit, our hosts
have agreed to offer numero due! Prepare yourself for a delightfully fresh
and decadent meal with a late afternoon, pre-dinner hike through the nearby
Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve. Your hosts are off to the farmer’s market
for appetizers and dinner—and down to their cellars for wine! Fresh vegetables
will be roasted in the wood-fired oven and served with various fresh dips. Pizzas
will be taken from the oven, sliced and served piping hot along with a variety
of salads. A bounty of seasonal veggies will be featured throughout dinner.
Handmade ice cream (topped with wood-fire roasted strawberries) will top
sweet and tempting baked goodies. The Davis’ will thoughtfully select wines from
their cellar to complement the food throughout the evening. The Davis’ patio with
its wood-fired brick oven is the perfect place to relax and take in the beautiful
water view and summer sunset.
Fresh seasonal salads with ingredients from Door County farms
Wood-fired roasted chicken pizza, with pine nuts, goat cheese,
caramelized onions, and arugula with a balsamic drizzle
...and other wood-fired pizzas home-made with fresh local ingredients
Handmade ice cream with baked goodies and roasted strawberries
Wine… wine… and more wine!
Hosts: Deb & Scott Davis
Co-hosts: Penny & Tom Beerntsen, Deb & Rich Hogan
Hike Leader: Rich Hogan
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Mediterranean Medley: A Moveable Feast Near Kellner Fen
Friday, July 31 @ 3:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$100 per person • 40 guests
Beginning at the Janning Home, 2680 Lake Forest Park Road, Sturgeon Bay
When’s the last time your evening plans included insect-devouring plants
and floating sedge mats? This progressive dinner is centered around
beautiful Lake Forest Park Road and one of Door County’s least-known
ecological treasures, the Door County Land Trust’s Kellner Fen Natural
Area. Once home to a frog farm and cranberry cultivation, the fen is a
hydrological wonder the depths of which have never been explored—
literally! Following a hike to the fen, you’ll embark on a dining experience as
interesting as the fen. The moveable feast, based on a Mediterranean theme,
begins at Donna and Jim Janning’s stunning lakefront home for appetizers
and drinks. The group will then divide for dinner at one of five nearby
homes. The evening ends with guests and hosts all joining together again at
a beautiful waterfront home for dessert and coffee.
Spanakopita, Empanadas, flat bread with olive tapenade, Manchego
cheese, nuts, and fruit with Greek yogurt
Greek salad with toasted baguettes
Herb-infused pork tenderloin
Grilled vegetables • Rosemary potatoes
Mediterranean desserts • Coffee and tea
Hosts: First Course- Donna & Jim Janning; Dinner Course- Mary & Keith
Bednowski, Bonnie & Dennis Connolly, Joanne & Chuck Dull, Sara
LeTourneau & Michael Johnston, Linda & Bart Sheard; Dessert CourseJulie Brogan
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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All Aboard! Voyage to Chambers Island
Monday, August 3 @ 11:00 am - 5:30 pm
In the event of high winds, the event may be held on August 4.
$110 per person • 56 guests
Boarding at Alibi Dock, 9484 Spruce Street, Fish Creek
All aboard the Quo Vadis for an expedition to remote Chambers Island and
a step back in time. The Island was once home to nearly 70 boat builders,
fishermen and their families; much of its rustic charm still remains. The
Island’s remoteness is the very thing that has made it a perfect sanctuary
for migrating birds and other wildlife. In 2014, 115 acres on the island were
purchased by the Land Trust, creating the cornerstone of a proposed 1,000acre nature preserve. You’ll have the opportunity to choose two of the three
hikes offered! Learn about the exceptional bird-watching with islander and
birder, Naseem Reza; hike to a bog and old growth forest with Door County
Land Trust’s Director of Land Program Terrie Cooper; or take a fast-paced
hike to Lake Mackaysee with Land Trust Executive Director Dan Burke. Picnic
in the shade of the historic 1868 lighthouse before returning to Fish Creek. It
will certainly be an unforgettable day in an unforgettable place!
Sandwiches and assorted salads provided by
Liberty Square Bistro, Egg Harbor
Tuscan focaccia, Turkey brie on French baguette, or Veggie sandwich
A variety of non-alcoholic beverages • Sweet treats
Island Hosts: Suzanne Fletcher, Mary Jane Rintelman, Fawn Rogers, and the
Chambers Island Nature Preserve Committee
Hosts: Grace & Glen Rossman
Boat Captain and Narrator: Tom Blackwood
Hike Leaders: Dan Burke, Terrie Cooper, Naseem Reza
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve
Summer Shade Hike
Saturday, August 8 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration required
White Cliff Nature Preserve
8248 White Cliff Road, Egg Harbor
Keep cool in the shade of forested trails at
White Cliff Nature Preserve just north of Egg Harbor near the shore of Green
Bay. You will pass through stands of maple, beech, big-toothed aspen,
hemlock and white cedar on the way to the impressive rock face and talus
slope of the Niagara Escarpment. The 1.5-mile trail is easy to walk, with fairly
level, rocky terrain.
Hike Leaders: Mary & Dale Goodner, Kathy Wolff
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Welcome to Heins Creek: Cocktail Party with a View!
Monday, August 10 @ 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$75 per person • 24 guests
Widen Home, 7094 Highway 57, Baileys Harbor
Allow Judy and Arnie Widen to welcome you to their home where pristine
Heins Creek flows into Lake Michigan. Drinks and hearty hors d’oeuvres
will be served on the porch overlooking the creek, the sandy beach and
rolling waves of Lake Michigan. Arnie and a representative from the Land
Trust will give a brief presentation on the history of the area and how land
surrounding the Widen’s home has been preserved for future generations.
A custom-engineered wooden bridge will beckon you to stroll further to
experience the babbling water of Heins Creek. Enjoy the camaraderie of
those in attendance and meander down to the lakeshore for fantastic views
of Lake Michigan and the beautiful Widen homestead.
Arnie and Judy Widen came relatively late in life to the Land Trust ideal;
Arnie jokes that he ‘barely saw a tree’ during his childhood in Chicago! These
ex-urbanites have made up for lost time by ensuring the protection of one
of Door County’s richest wildlife corridors, the stretch of Heins Creek that
connects Kangaroo Lake to Lake Michigan. The new Heins Creek Nature
Preserve’s wooded sand dunes (remnants of ancient shorelines) that stand
50-60 feet tall and its Class II trout stream, provide habitat that is a primary
fly-way for birds migrating past Door County.
An assortment of hearty hors d’oeuvres
Cocktails • Wine • Beer • Non-alcoholic beverages
Hosts: Judy & Arnie Widen
Co-host: Nancy Goldberg & Jim Hoehn, Grace & Glen Rossman
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Wilderness Walk for Fitness
Saturday, August 15 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration required
Oak Road Nature Preserve
6391 Oak Road, northeast of Carlsville
A picturesque valley is the setting for this
fast-paced 2.9-mile walk for fitness. You will move at a brisk pace along the
trails, with a few rest stops as needed. Along the way you will see some of
the thousands of recently planted trees, shrubs and prairie plants that are
restoring the land. One trail leads to an overlook of the extensive seasonal
wetland that is an annual stopping point for migrating waterfowl and sand
hill cranes. The terrain is fairly level for easy walking.
Hike Leaders: Peter Sigmann, Walt Shields
Ancient Shorelines & Remnant Boreal Forest Hike
Monday, August 17 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Saturday, August 22 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free • Members only • Registration required
Members Only
Walt’s Woods Natural Area
It’s cooler near the lake! Walt’s Woods Natural Area is a stunning example
of both the geology and the flora found in Door County’s remnant boreal
forests, which thrive in the cooler microclimates along the lake side of the
peninsula. This remarkable place features ancient sea caves, rock outcrops,
sinkholes, deep fractures, and a pristine shoreline, as well as an old-growth
forest rich in unique and rare plants. Hiking the 1.5-mile trail is easy-tomoderate, on uneven terrain.
Monday Hike Leaders: Lucy Klug, Sandy Miller
Saturday Hike Leaders: Sandy Miller, Toby Schlick
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Gather ‘Round a Shared Table: A Moveable Feast on Beach Road
Saturday, August 22 @ 4:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$100 per person • 24 guests
Begin at the Surbaugh Home, 11135 Beach Road, Sister Bay
Nothing nourishes community more than good food shared with good folks.
This progressive dinner evening, hosted by friends and neighbors on bucolic
Beach Road, offers the best of both! Hidden Acres Farm and its neighbors
collaborate to offer you an open-air dinner featuring the bounty of Hidden
Acres Community Gardens. In 2013, Tom and Carolyn Rehberger purchased
44 acres that were once home to a fishing business and dairy farm, and
turned it into a one-of-kind community garden with flair. Neighbors can
volunteer for a bit and head home with fresh produce. Ingredients fresh
from the farm are featured throughout this dinner.
The evening begins at Cheryl and Bill Surbaugh’s bayfront home for wine
and appetizers. Then walk across Beach Road to Hidden Acres Farm where
you’ll tour this charming garden and barns as finishing touches are put
on a hand-crafted farm meal. Dinner will be served outdoors, weather
permitting, or in the restored 1915 barn. Neighbors Elaine and Tom Mulligan,
will then host dessert around the bonfire as the sun sets on this one-of-akind Door County evening.
Appetizers • Wine
Salads and side dishes with fresh farm-to-table ingredients
Aronia-glazed Pork Tenderloin or Vegetarian Entree
Dessert Delicacies • Assorted Beverages
Hosts: First Course- Cheryl & Bill Surbaugh; Main Course- Gail & Gene Prine,
Carolyn & Tom Rehberger, Eileen & George True, Joyce & David Weininger;
Dessert & Bonfire- Elaine & Tom Mulligan, Donna & Kirk Scattergood
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
The Door County Land Trust invites you to the
Join Land Trust members, friends, and the community
for a celebration of recent land protection successes
and a look at what lies ahead.
Located at the protected property of Joann and Ivan Bissen
9025 County Road K, Brussels
Located in southern Door County, this unique and diverse 450acre protected property has both high land and low swamp. The
Bissen’s 2 1/2-acre pond is a gathering place for sandhill cranes at the
beginning of their fall migration. At night, hundreds find security from
predators roosting together in the shallow water.
Property walks • Lawn games • Music by Highland Road
Art walk • Art and experience lottery • Refreshments
Sandhill cranes flying overhead • Bountiful hors d’oeuvres
Dessert buffet by Land Trust members and friends
Tickets are $30 each for adults.
$12 each for children ages 5-12. Children under age 5, no charge.
Register for the Annual Gathering on our website by August 17.
Register online at www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Take a Hike & Call Me in the Morning
Saturday, August 29 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration required
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Nature Preserve
5340 Lake Lane, Sturgeon Bay
The Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Nature Preserve
offers more than 2.5 miles of hiking trails through rolling dunes and woods
of towering trees. Join Land Trust hike leaders and a Ministry Door County
Medical Center physician as you learn more about exercise as part of a
healthy lifestyle. This hike includes Lake Michigan beach, sand dunes,
ancient ridge and swale shorelines, old-growth stands of hemlock and
white pine, and open fields. There are outstanding views of the ship canal
and two historic lighthouses. Trails are easy-to-moderate on rolling and
often sandy terrain.
Hike Leaders: Mary & Dale Goodner, Bill Utley
Protecting the Forest Corridor Hike
Friday, September 4 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Saturday, September 5 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration required
Bay Shore Blufflands Nature Preserve
5454 Bay Shore Drive, west of Carlsville
Door County was once covered by contiguous forest, that provides
habitat to native plants and animals. The fragile ecosystem of the Niagara
Escarpment that stretches along the bay side of the peninsula is protected
by the shade, humidity and habitat created by the forest. Bay Shore
Blufflands Nature Preserve offers stunning examples of the fragile algific
zone protected along this corridor. This hike will cover a portion of the 2.5
miles of trail with moderate terrain and a steep incline along the bluff slope.
Friday Hike leaders: John Hermann, Peter Sigmann
Saturday Hike Leaders: John Hermann, Toby Schlick, Dave Zuckerman
Take a Hike & Call Me in the Morning
Saturday, September 12 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration required
Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve
6749 County Road G, north of Carlsville
Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve provides
a serene setting to relax your mind while enjoying a healthy walk over rolling
trails and shaded forests. It’s just what the doctor ordered! Join Land Trust
hike leaders and a Ministry Door County Medical Center physician on a loop
trail that passes through a northern hardwood forest of beech, maple and
ash, and eventually descends the talus slope of the Niagara Escarpment
before traversing a forest dominated by conifers and hemlocks. The hike will
cover approximately 1.5 miles of easy-to-moderate terrain with an incline
along the bluff slope.
Hike Leaders: Deb & Tad Greene, LeeAnn Harling
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
A Swabian Feast
Saturday, September 12 @ 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Rain Date: September 13
$75 per person • 30 guests
Waldburg Home, 1443 South Lake Michigan Drive, Sturgeon Bay
A hike at the Legacy Preserve will stimulate your appetite while offering
stunning views of Lake Michigan. After a good dose of fresh air, you’ll return
to the pastoral setting of the Waldburg property and home for an evening of
fellowship in their beautifully restored barn.
Swabia is the southwestern region of Baden-Württemberg in Germany.
Its cuisine is greatly influenced by Austria, Italy, France and Switzerland, as
well as other German provinces. The food in Swabia is world-renowned,
hearty and steeped in tradition, made from recipes handed down from
generation to generation. Your Swabian feast will begin with maultaschen—a
well-known, traditional regional dish. After the maultaschen, the dinner
progresses from one Old World delicacy to another, each accompanied by
fine wine and beer. Prost!
Schwäbische maultaschen (German-style filled pasta)
Roasted pork • Spätzle (noodle dumpling)
Sauerkraut • Rote riebesalat (red beet salad)
Seasonal vegetable salad and side dish
Brätzle • Apple štrudel • Wine & beer
Hosts: Naomi Beckwith & Andreas Waldburg, Cam Nielsen
“Let’s flee to Swabia, God help us. There is sweet food there,
and an abundance of all things good.”
—Goethe
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Sandhill Cranes: Fall Migration Hike
Tuesday, September 15 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Free • Members Only • Registration required
Bissen Conservation Easement
Near Brussels
Members Only
More than ten years ago Joanne and Ivan
Bissen worked with the Door County Land Trust to protect a large piece of
land near the Brussels hill in Southern Door. We’ll walk the woods to view
evening birds and then return to the large pond and protected wetland area
that attracts hundreds of cranes each evening during the fall migration.
Hike Leaders: Drew Reinke, Sue & Tim Stone
Harvest Festival Hike
Saturday, September 19 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Guided hike
Saturday, September 19 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Self-guided hike
Free and open to the public • Registration for guided hike required
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Nature Preserve
5340 Lake Lane, Sturgeon Bay
Just a ten-minute drive from downtown Sturgeon Bay, you’ll find one of
Door County’s most stunning ecological treasures. Ancient waves rolled
the sand into a series of ridges and swales that are home to rare plants and
stands of majestic hemlock forest. The 2.5-mile trails provide an overlook
view of the ship canal and two historic lighthouses. A guided hike will
begin at 10:00 am. Hike leaders will offer introductions to the preserve and
handouts for self-guided hikes beginning at 12:00 pm.
Hike Leaders: Mary & Dale Goodner, Bill Utley
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Living Lightly on the Land: A Trolley Tour with a Twist
Friday, September 18 @ 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$85 per person • 44 guests
Beginning at the Fortin & Samida Home, 5581 Reynolds Road, Sturgeon Bay
“Living lightly on the land” refers to a plethora of lifestyle choices: growing
organic food, restoring native landscapes and wetlands, operating on “Net
Zero” energy, reducing VOCs (volatile organic compounds), practicing
adaptive reuse and historic restoration, recycling and composting…to name a
few.
Putting green living into practice can be daunting and overwhelming. Three
couples living relatively near one another will show you how they are putting
ecologically-sustainable ideas into practice—how they “walk the walk.” A
trolley will transport you to their three properties for tours. You’ll have an
opportunity to ask questions and expand your knowledge. We guarantee that
you’ll leave inspired…and well fed! After a morning of tours and inspiration,
Judy Samida and Guy Fortin, two of Door County’s culinary treasures, will
treat you to a beautiful, bountiful and edifying lunch.
Door County fish tacos
New potato salad • Kale salad •
Raspberry trifle • A variety of beverages
Hosts: Nancy Aten & Dan Collins, Deborah & Dennis Conta, Judy Samida &
Guy Fortin
Trolley Tour Guides: Sara & Bill Freyman, Denise & Ken Hubbard
Co-Hosts: Kathy & Ralph Blankenberg, Donna & Bruce Hake, Sherry & Keith
Mutchler, Sandy & Craig Schultz, Kathy & Bill Wolff, Jane McKie & Dave Zulke
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Sweet Music: A Musical Evening at Björklunden
Wednesday, September 23 @ 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Event will be held rain or shine
$55 per person • 125 guests
Björklunden Lodge, 7590 Boynton Lane, Baileys Harbor
An evening of music at Lawrence University’s Björklunden is the perfect
coda to summer. Unwind by renewing your acquaintance with classical
composers like Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi, as well as contemporary
selections by the Beatles, Elvis, and Andrew Lloyd Webber, as performed
by the Allegro String Quartet. A four-member ensemble with two violins,
a viola and cello, The Allegro String Quartet is made up of professional
musicians and music teachers. In addition to providing soul-stirring
melodies, the Allegro String Quartet will share little known anecdotes about
the music and offer insights on the interpretation of selected passages.
At intermission, treat yourself to an array of divine, delectable desserts.
Sip a glass of champagne or wine in Björklunden’s great hall or chat with
friends while enjoying the crisp fall air on the patio. The delightful strains of
Mozart will bring this sweet evening to an end and you’ll leave relaxed and
refreshed.
Chocolate dipped strawberries • Lemon mini cheesecakes
Chocolate brownies á la Neiman Marcus
Pumpkin bars • Chocolate mint truffle cookies
Pecan sandies • Bittersweet chocolate mousse tarts
Desserts • Champagne • Specially selected wines
Hosts: Bruce & Donna Hake, Mary & Greg Holub, Corky & Paul Larson, Judy
& Ron Lokken, Anna Pepelnjak & Gary Buerstatte, Shirley & Rudy Ziman
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Heins Creek Nature Preserve
History of Heins Creek Hike
Saturday, October 3 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open the to the public • Registration required
Heins Creek Nature Preserve
7112 Highway 57, south of Baileys Harbor
The Heins Creek Nature Preserve and the
surrounding area was once home to a large Native American settlement.
Signs of both the geologic history and the history of man are evident
throughout the landscape. The preserve features rolling sand dunes and
a creek that attracts spawning fish in spring and fall. Early October is the
typical season for salmon to run up the creek. Trails are relatively easy to
traverse and cover about 1 mile on a single loop.
Hike Leaders: LeeAnn Harling, Lucy Klug, Chuck Lauter
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The
Door County Land Trust
invites you to
Presentation by renowned
conservation leader
Peter Forbes
Musical performances by Jeanne
Kuhns, George Sawyn, Jess Holland,
Nick Hoover, Jenny and Robin
Bienemann, MaryBeth Mattson,
and more....
Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek
Free and open to the public!
The Door County Land Trust is pleased to host
nationally renowned conservation leader Peter
Forbes who will deliver a keynote address
about what conservation efforts in Door
County and across the country may look like
in the future. Forbes has been working with
communities throughout the nation to usher in
a new era of conservation in the United States.
Peter Forbes’ inspiring talk about the future of
community conservation will be framed by
Door County musical duets featuring singersongwriters Jeanne Kuhns and George Sawyn;
contemporary acoustic artists Jess Holland
and Nick Hoover, known as Deathfolk; jazz
and rock-influenced duo Jenny and Robin
Bienemann, MaryBeth Mattson, and more.
This concert and keynote address is
free and open to the public.
We invite you to bring your friends and family!
Visit www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org to register
online in advance or register at the door.
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Fall Foliage Hike
Saturday, October 10 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free and open to the public • Registration required
Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve
7912 North Maple Road, west of Baileys Harbor
Kangaroo Lake Nature Preserve features a
stunningly colorful landscape during the autumn season. Trails meander
through open spaces, where maple pasture trees deck the landscape in
brilliant red and orange, and then descend through a forest of younger
hardwood trees and conifers. Trails are easy-to-moderate, with varied and
sometimes rocky terrain, and an incline along the bluff slope. This hike will
cover a portion of the 1.5-mile trail.
Hike Leaders: Roxanne Hanney, Kathy Wolff
Land Ethic at Erskine Woods Hike
Saturday, October 17 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free • Members Only • Registration required
Erskine Woods Natural Area
Near Jacksonport
Members Only
The new Erskine Woods Natural Area was
donated to the Door County Land Trust in 2014 and is a place with rich
ecological diversity that has been cherished and protected thanks to the
Erskine family’s strong land ethic. This hike will be the first event to take
place on the new trails, which meander along Hibbards Creek, through
patches of ferns and princess pines, and up to the top of a tall dune. Trails
will not be completed until mid-summer 2015, but you may expect easyto-moderate difficulty with some inclines near the dunes.
Photo by Julie Schartner
Hike Leaders: Guy Fortin, Marilyn Hansotia, Jon Hollingshead
Erskine
Woods
Area
See page
6 for Natural
information
on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Story of the Rock Walls Hike
Saturday, November 7 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Free • Members only • Registration required
Solitude Preserve
North of Jacksonport
Members Only
Door County’s incredible geologic history
comes to life in the rock walls at the Solitude Preserve. From fossils formed
hundreds of millions of years ago, to the carefully placed stones that line the
old field walls, the permanent protection of this land honors its history in the
most reverant form of perpetuity. This 140-acre preserve has trails of about
1.5 miles which are relatively flat and easy to walk.
Hike Leaders: Roxanne Hanney, LeeAnn Harling
Erskine Woods Winter Hike
Saturday, December 12 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Free • Members only • Registration required
Erskine Woods Natural Area
Near Jacksonport
Members Only
The new trails at the Erskine Woods Natural
Area will be open to the public this fall, and this hike is an opportunity to
take advantage of the opportunity to learn about the history and the land
ethic of the Erskine-Winneman family who helped to forever protect this
special place. Trails will not be completed until mid-summer 2015, but you
can expect easy-to-moderate difficulty, with some inclines near the dunes.
Erskine Woods Natural Area
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Photo by Dennis Connolly
Hike Leaders: Barb Ottum, Duane & Leslie Youngsteadt
Life in Juddville, early 1900s…
“The land was like a large range. Cattle roamed freely. On warm summer
days, my brother and I would tend the cows and pick berries to sell to the
wealthy people in Fish Creek…We lived hand to mouth, but we were happy
and fulfilled.”
-Olaf Olsen, Juddville resident
A Winter Tromp Through Time
Saturday, January 30, 2016 @ 8:45 am - 12:00 pm
$50 per person • 24 guests
Saint Paul’s Church, 4167 Juddville Road, south of Fish Creek
Our self-paced tromp will begin with a brief “What to look for in the winter
woods” introduction by Jon and Judy Hollingshead. You’ll snowshoe, ski or
hike the Write On, Door County trails adjacent to St Paul’s Church. When we
have fully appreciated the wonderment of the winter woods, we’ll find our
way back to the church for a soul-satisfying, hearty brunch. While we warm
up and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow winter enthusiasts, local historian
Gary Schulze will give a presentation on the Juddville community and its
place in Door County history.
Breakfast meat and potatoes
Breakfast breads from Sunflour Bakery, Sturgeon Bay
French-toast bake • Egg bake • Fruit and yogurt • Fruit juices
Coffee, tea & hot chocolate from 5th and Jefferson Coffee House, Sturgeon Bay
Hosts: Nancy Goldberg & Jim Hoehn, Laurel & John Hauser
See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
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Other Events
Door County Sea Kayak Symposium
Sponsored by Rutabaga Paddlesports
July 10-12, 2015
Rowleys Bay, northeast of Sister Bay
Rutabaga Paddlesports of Madison sponsors this annual
kayaking event and donates part of its proceeds to the Door
County Land Trust. For more information and to register, please
visit www.everyonepaddles.com.
Learning in Retirement
Summer Safari Hike Series
June, July and August, 2015
Locations throughout Door County
As a part of the Learning in Retirement program offered
through Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, the Door
County Land Trust will lead one outing per month in June,
July and August on a Land Trust nature preserve. These hikes
are designed to be low impact, with plenty to learn from our
volunteer naturalists and hike leaders. To find out more about
Learning in Retirement’s Summer Safari series, please visit
www.NWTC.edu and search for Learning in Retirement or call
(920)746-4947.
This Land Is Your Land
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
$20 per person • Reserve tickets through Woodwalk Gallery
Woodwalk Gallery, 6746 County Road G, south of Egg Harbor
“This Land is Your Land” features Door County singersongwriter Julian Hagan and friends. Julian has been playing
his original music across the country for nearly 40 years. The
show opens with a performance by Small Forest with Jeanne
Kuhns, MaryBeth Mattson and Patrick Palmer. Reserve tickets
for the performance (and picnic space before the show)
through Woodwalk Gallery at www.WoodwalkGallery.com.
Third Annual Washington Island Literary Festival
Spirit of Place: Literature of the Land and Sea
September 18 - 20, 2015
Writer’s Workshop, September 18
Locations across Washington Island
Featured authors offer readings accompanied by hikes and
a selection of workshops in natural settings that are sure to
inspire beginner and seasoned writers alike. Four workshops
are offered; some with inspirational walks to be held on Door
County Land Trust nature preserves. For more information,
please visit www.truebloodpac.com or call (920) 847-2528.
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See page 6 for information on how to register. www.DoorCountyLandTrust.org
Join us in thanking our Annual
Business Members!
Please patronize these businesses that support land
preservation. And, when you do, please thank them for
contributing to the Door County Land Trust.
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virge tv
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virge temme architecture
The Ashbrooke
Blahnik Investment Group
Blue Dolphin House
Cellcom
Dave’s Tree Services, Inc
Door County Eye Associates
Door County Ice Cream Factory
Door County Nature Works
Eagle Harbor Inn
EcoDoor, LLC
Ecology Sports & Base Camp Coffee
Edgewood Orchard Galleries
Fine Line Designs Gallery
Fish Creek Kite Company
The Garden Lady
Gills Rock Stoneware
Grasse’s Grill
Joe Jo’s Pizza and Gelato
Impressions Printing & Graphics, Inc
Liberty Square Shops
Dr John Ludwigsen, DDS and Dr Timothy
Tishler, DDS
Maxwell’s House
Premier Properties of Door County
RentShadowLawn.com
Ross Estate Planning
Shoreline Restaurant
Staudenmaier Chiropractic
Stony Creek Builders
Sunnypoint Landscape
Sutra Gallery
Ruth and Lee Telfer
Terra Cottages
TR Pottery
True North Real Estate
Washington Island Ferry Line, Inc
Roxanne and Curtis Wiltse
Young Automotive
To learn more about business and corporate giving, please contact Development
Director Susan Gould, at (920) 746-1359 or email [email protected].
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