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April offers a quieter window to explore Door County, Wisconsin, as the peninsula starts to shake off winter and look ahead to spring. While the peak summer crowds are still a few months away, April has its own unique appeal, with scenic drives, peaceful shoreline strolls, and plenty of small-town charm along the coast. If you’re interested in experiencing the region at a slower, more intimate pace, this is a great time of year to plan a Door County getaway.

Few things capture the character of Door County, Wisconsin, like spending a summer day in the orchards, picking fresh cherries straight from the tree. Door County’s cherry-picking season is a longtime local tradition that brings countless visitors to the peninsula each year. If you’re visiting sometime from mid-July to mid-August, be sure to set aside some time to enjoy this classic experience.

With more than 300 miles of shoreline along Lake Michigan and Green Bay, Door County has a long history on the water. One of the best ways to immerse yourself in that history is with a visit to one of the region’s historic lighthouses. Follow along in this guide as we take a closer look at some of the lighthouses in Door County.

There’s a distinct magic in the air as August fades [...]

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