Ozaukee County, WI


Ozaukee County, located along twenty-five miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, may be the smallest county in land size in the state but it offers a lot to its visitors. An area full of nature’s beauty and cultural heritage, Ozaukee County is just fifteen minutes from downtown Milwaukee and two hours from Chicago. Its parks and recreational areas offer breathtaking views. Its working museums highlight the rich historic traditions that settlers brought to Ozaukee County that can still be experienced today. Ozaukee County is also a haven for artists whether it’s paint on canvass or the performing arts there are plenty of opportunities to experience the Countryside, Lakeside and Historic Places of Ozaukee County.

Trails to Treasures of Ozaukee County

Air: Jun 02-03, 2012
View full episode at Kididdel.com
Ozaukee County’s treasures can be seen from several trails that wind their way throughout the county, giving visitors plenty of options to do some exploring. Try charter fishing and scuba diving on Lake Michigan, bike your way to several events along the Interurban recreational trail, travel the Wisconsin Ethnic trail to learn more about Wisconsin’s early settlers, and paddle your way down the Milwaukee River to try your luck at fly fishing. No matter how you tour Ozaukee County you’re sure to uncover some stunning treasures along the way.

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    Trails to Treasures
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    The Countryside,
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    Fly Fishing
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    Fish Passage Program
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    Shipwrecks & Scuba