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Ozaukee County, WI
2008 DW Destination
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.
Contact information:
Ozaukee County Tourism Council
P.O. Box 143
Port Washington, WI 53074
Phone: 1-800-403-9898
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The Countryside, Lakeside and Historic side of Ozaukee County!
Past Episode - click here to order.
On this Discover Wisconsin episode, we’ll take you to Ozaukee County where people like to celebrate. Sitting on twenty-five miles of shoreline along Lake Michigan, you can celebrate nature at several recreational areas or travel the Interurban Trail that stretches from one end of the county to the other. Festivals throughout the year celebrate everything from the flag, the strawberry and the fish to art of all kinds. You’ll also discover how to celebrate the history and cultural heritage of Ozaukee County.
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