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O U T D O O R A D V E N T U R E S
W A S H I N G T O N C O U N T Y
FALL COLORS
This fall,
experience the
breathtaking
autumn colors
as you explore
Washington
County.
J
ust 35 minutes from
Milwaukee, Washington
County boasts scenic
landscapes, historical sites, dog-
friendly parks, unique museums,
shops, family-friendly festivals,
theaters, a variety of restaurants
and more, making it ideal for a
relaxing weekend trip.
Sports and Recreation
Golfers and outdoor enthusiasts
will find plenty of activities in
Washington County. It Features
fantastic courses such as Erin Hills,
Kettle Hills, West Bend Lakes and
Washington County golf courses..
The county boasts over 1,200
acres of scenic wooded trails,
along with serene lakes, and
ponds—ideal for exploring
and savoring the breathtaking
beauty of fall in nature.
Museums and Historical Sites
A West Bend cultural icon, the
Museum of Wisconsin Art collects
and exhibits a variety of works
created by Wisconsin artists
and features annual community
events such as Art in Bloom
and the summer Art & Chalk
Festival, workshops, and more.
wisconsinart.org
View an ever-changing
display of classic and vintage
automobiles and artifacts at
The Wisconsin Automotive
Museum in Hartford.
Wisconsinautomuseum.com
Next door to the Auto Museum
is the Schauer Arts Center, a hub
of culture and history. Originally
a canning factory built in 1912, the
building has been transformed
into a non-profit regional arts
center where you can enjoy
events, performances, and
classes. Schauercenter.org.
The Dheinsville Settlement
in Germantown consists of
well-preserved historic buildings
that include furnishings from
the area's original German
settlers. The intriguing Bast
Bell Museum showcases
more than 5,000 unique bells.
germantownhistoricalsociety.org.
The Richfield Historical and
Nature Park is home to many
restored historic buildings which
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Marsh
View from Pike Lake Powder Hill Tower
