Skiing
& Sledding
Hit the trails for a great workout
– and a lot of fun! All Milwaukee
County Parks allow free cross-
country skiing and sledding
when snow conditions permit. Try
Brown Deer Park, 7835 N. Green
Bay Rd. or Whitnall Park, 6751 S.
92
St. Another great way to enjoy
the outdoors during winter in
Milwaukee is to visit a local ski hill.
Sunburst Recreation Area has
slopes to fit all levels and claims
to have the largest tubing park in
the World. skisunburst.com 8355
Prospect Dr., Kewaskum (262)
626-8404
Cascade Mountain
has 36 trails, 4 terrain parks, and
an 800-foot-long chute for snow
tubing. cascademountain.com
Cascade Mountain Rd., Portage
100 miles west of Milwaukee
(608) 742-5588
Hiking
& Snowshoeing
Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
This 185-acre preserve along
Lake Michigan has six miles of
trails. Its Winter Carnival on Jan.
25 includes snowshoeing. Try
one of their full-moon hikes.
www.sanc.org 1111 E. Brown Deer
Rd. (414) 352-2880 Havenwoods
State Forest 237 acres of State
Forest within the city, with
grasslands, woods, wetlands for
nature study, hiking and cross-
country skiing. 6141 N. Hopkins
St. (414) 527-0232
Milwaukee
Winter Fun
28 keymilwaukee.com
Mix together: brown
sugar, butter, cinnamon,
nutmeg, cloves &
Roaring Dan's Rum
from Milwaukee's Great
Lakes Distillery.
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