Door County | June 14-16, 2026
Registration is closed. Trip is full.
Details
Experience the beauty and charm of Door County on this relaxing coastal getaway filled with scenic views, local flavors, and unforgettable experiences. Explore inspiring art galleries and unique restaurants, take in sweeping vistas from Eagle Tower, and spend time in picturesque waterfront communities including Ephraim and Sister Bay. Enjoy a ferry ride to Washington Island with a guided Cherry Train tour, and a sunset cruise out of Sister Bay.
The journey concludes with a private lighthouse trolley tour offering exclusive access to some of Door County’s most iconic beacons and maritime history. With a thoughtful blend of guided activities and free time to shop, dine, and explore, this trip is perfect for travelers looking to unwind while discovering one of Wisconsin’s most treasured destinations.
Limited to 24 travelers.
If you need caregiving and mobility assistance, we encourage you to bring along a companion who can meet any needs you may have, as we are unable to provide caregiving or mobility assistance on our trips.
Trip Leaders
Anne Rogalski (right)
UWSP Continuing Education Associate Director, is a passionate and experienced travel leader who has hosted unforgettable journeys to iconic destinations such as New York, New Orleans, Kentucky, Savannah, Yosemite, Acadia, Alaska, Iceland, Greece, and Italy. A lifelong adventurer, Anne’s love of exploration extends beyond her work; she became an official Thousand Miler in 2022 after completing the Ice Age Trail. With Anne leading the way, travelers can expect a journey filled with discovery, inspiration, and excitement!
kelly bird (left)
UWSP Continuing Education Outreach Specialist, has previously co-led groups to Bayfield, New York City, New Orleans and Savannah. She loves embracing new cities and seeing how they differ from our everyday lives. She looks forward to connecting with fellow travelers, sharing new experiences, and creating engaging, unforgettable adventures together.
Registration Information
| Trip Fees |
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| General Public: $1070 LIFE Member: $1050 UWSP Alumni/Staff/Student: $1050 Veteran: $1050 *Single Room Supplement: $300 (Single rooms are sold out! Must register with a roommate.) |
Payment Methods
Credit/Debit Card: If paying with a credit/debit card, payments can be made through our QuickPay Link using your email address and your registration password or by contacting us at 715-346-3838. We accept Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.
Check: Make checks payable to: UWSP
Drop off or mail to: UWSP Continuing Education, 032 Old Main Building, Stevens Point WI 54481
This Trip Includes
- 2 Nights accomodations
- 1 Brunch
- 2 Lunches
- 1 Dinner
- 1 State Park
- 1 Trolley Tour to three Lighthouses
- 1 Sunset Cruise
- Washington Island Ferry Ride
- Washington Island Cherry Train Ride
- Mini-van transportation from Central Wisconsin
- 2 Dedicated Trip Leaders
Reasonable Accommodations
Please identify any accessibility needs at registration, including mobility, seating, transportation, dietary, and communication needs. Some activities involve stairs, walking, uneven surfaces, or limited accessibility. Early notice helps us plan reasonable accommodations. We are unable to guarantee last-minute changes or provide personal physical assistance that requires staff to lift, carry, or physically support participants. Requests are reviewed individually so we can plan appropriate accommodations in advance.
Cancellation Policy
Since UWSP makes financial commitments in advance, no refunds will be issued for cancellations less than 90 days prior to the trip. Cancellations received more than 90 days before the trip will receive a full refund minus $450. However, a substitute traveler is an option. Please email UWSP at uwspceweb@uwsp.edu with information on a cancellation or substitution.
continuing education Information
Please contact Continuing Education and Outreach at 715-346-3838 or uwspceweb@uwsp.edu for registration questions.
Please identify any accessibility needs at registration, including mobility, seating, transportation, dietary, and communication needs. Some activities involve stairs, walking, uneven surfaces, or limited accessibility. Early notice helps us plan reasonable accommodations. We are unable to guarantee last-minute changes or provide personal physical assistance that requires staff to lift, carry, or physically support participants. Requests are reviewed individually so we can plan appropriate accommodations in advance.
Please contact Continuing Education at 715-346-3838 or uwspceweb@uwsp.edu.
