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Just off the side of the Fox River Trail and bordering the Fox River, Voyageur Park is a great place for the family in De Pere, Wisconsin. This park has picnic tables, pavilions, walking trails, fishing access, restrooms, and several other amenities.

The Fox River State Trail spans approximately 26.3 miles, extending from downtown Green Bay to just north of Hilbert, and is open to biking, running, and horseback riding. The trail is open year-round from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

The camp transforms according to the season. Hike or bike scenic trails in summer, cross-country ski or snowshoe in winter, and enjoy fall foliage picnics with colorful backdrops. Rent Fat Bikes, snowshoes, and even portable grills for an extra layer of fun during your visit.

Conquer the 36-foot climbing structure with multiple routes and difficulty levels, challenging your agility and problem-solving skills. Or navigate a series of aerial challenges, bridges, and zip lines suspended high above the trees, testing your balance and courage. Plenty adventure awaits!

The Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge, also known as the Dousman or Main Street Bridge, is a towering bridge over the Fox River that opens in the middle to allow large ships and barges.

Green Bay is a thriving city with a diverse history. Europeans first arrived here in 1634 and founded a trading post. The British then took over in 1761. Today, it's a modern city with great amenities – a perfect stop on any bike ride.

The Fox River Trail is a paved, riverside trail starting in downtown Green Bay and stretching southward 25 miles. The trail has numerous parking areas and starting/stopping points. The trail is utilized as a commuter trail as well as an exercise trail by a variety of trail users.

Baird Creek is a little single-track paradise very close to the center of Green Bay. A great place to enjoy the nature after work or on the weekends. Watch out: Some of the bridges will test your braveness.