17의 Appleton가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Friendship State Trail is 4 miles long, end to end, and goes through forests, farmland, and next to lakes. The trail connects the Fox River State Trail in Forest Junction and is carefully maintained and operated by Calumet County.

This light was built in 1945, thanks to the work of local activist Helen Kimberly Stuart. It sits on the shore where Lake Winnebago flows into the Lower Fox River. The lighthouse has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2013.

The Nelson Family Heritage Crossing is a recent addition to the city of Appleton, officially opening on June 18, 2021. This 1,100-foot bicycle and pedestrian bridge is an important car-free link, running from Heesakker Park in the Village of Little Chute and a new rail trail connection to Downtown Kaukauna.

The Little Chute Windmill is a tribute to the Dutch heritage in the area. This functioning windmill site also offers the Van Asten Visitor Center and interpretive center in Little Chute. The building can be viewed from the street at any time, but the hours to visit the inside area are: Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday are closed. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday: 12:30 p.m.–4 p.m.

This light was built in 1945, thanks to the work of local activist Helen Kimberly Stuart. It sits on the shore where Lake Winnebago flows into the Lower Fox River. The lighthouse has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2013.

High Cliff State Park is the only place around Lake Winnebago where steep limestone cliffs can be found. This lake is the largest in the state of Wisconsin. There is also a statue of Red Bird, leader of the Winebagos. There was a brief war in 1827 called the Winebagos War. This conflict took place in the summer of 1827 west of the Great Lakes between these Indians and local militia units. Red Bird was the one who took the lead in the revolt. He died in prison.