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Wisconsin is split North-South. Down South it’s typical Midwest – huge fields, cows, red barns, boring towns, you know the score. Up North is much better though. Still pretty flat but loads of forest – broadleaf in places but lots of taiga, marshes and bogs. Think the flat parts of Lapland if you’ve been there. Door County though is a little different, a bit like Cape Cod or New England. No mountains or anything but lovely lakeside scenery, which is sort of like a mini coast cos the lakes are so big. When are you going? In the summer there’s lots of stuff to do although I’m told it’s not touristy. We went off-season and it was quiet, but that was quite nice – still and peaceful as these places can be.
We went up North in November to the start of the UP (Michigan’s Upper Peninsula), not far from Door County as the crow flies, that was quite cool actually. Very empty – we went to a spot where a river met the lake and it was a bit like a sheltered Cornish cove but utterly calming.. There was a boat dock and campsite but it was deserted apart from one or two other couples, eagles, otters and a woodpecker that was quite friendly 🙂