Door County Revealed:
Refer to box art below for location of each of these changes. 

1.    More cherries appear in this cluster

2.    Another trillium, white woodland wildflower native to Wisconsin, appears

3.    Additional shaded shapes are added to the background around the sides

4.    Texture coloring is added to “Door County” lettering

5.    Sailboat moves here from location #6

6.    Seagull lands as the sailboat moves

7.    Washington Island Ferry moves to location #19

8.    Giant Coffee Pot in Washington Island flips (handle now on the right)

9.    Cherry blossom tree is added to the scene

10. Flowers around the Stavkirke change to orange and yellow

11. Red-bellied snake changes direction (common on the island)

12. Pelican moves to location #28 and flies in the other direction

13. Chambers Island Lighthouse beacon is on

14. Bald eagle joins the scene

15. People appear on the Eagle Tower observation deck

16. More goats appear on the roof of Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant

17. Campsite/tent shifts direction and the campfire is lit

18. Fall trees appear along “The Winding Road,” a famous 1.5-mile stretch known for it's curves between Gills Rock and the Washington Island Ferry dock

19. Passenger ferry boat moves to location #7

20. Red sailboat shifts position as it is joined by a blue sailboat

21. Cherry trees are added here

22. Someone took a bite from the sundae and left the spoon!

23. Another shaded layer is added to the land throughout the map (look closely!)

24. Fish boil is raging along with the steam (popular in Ephraim and Fish Creek)

25. Cana Island Lighthouse beacon is on (one of the most iconic and most photographed lighthouses in Door County)

26. Sunken ship is in three pieces

27. Another pint of beer appears in from of the gazebo in Ephraim

28. Geese move to location #12 and fly in the other direction

29. Different solo kayaker (yellow kayak, replaces the couple in the blue kayak) is viewing the White Cliff Nature Preserve

30. Sturgeon Bay Bridge is now raised

31. Another glass of wine toasts to the occasion

32. Another piece of saltwater taffy is added

33. Rock candy color changes to pink

34. Cyclist cruises in the opposite direction

35. Girl runs back into the water

36. Sunbather opens the umbrella

37. Swimmer changes direction, going back out for another lap

38. Boat now heads away from the shore

39. Compass moves down to location #46

40. Gnomes hold hands and look at each other

41. Another wedge of cheese is cut and sitting on top

42. Woolly mammoth sculpture faces the opposite direction (serves as mascot and landmark in Sturgeon Bay)

43. Kayaker moves forward to get a closer look at the Cave Point cliffs

44. Two new kayakers appear here in a red kayak

45. Sturgeon moves down and changes direction

46. “Lake Michigan” label moves up to location #39

47. Cherry tree moves to location #48...

48. and this blooming tree moves to location #47

49. Another cherry tree is added here

50. Barn door is open, and a goat wanders out!

51. Paddleboarder moves up (now above the sturgeon), enjoying the shoreline

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Answers to the Door County Trivia:
Sources: doorcounty.com, travelwisconsin.com, dnr.wisconsin.gov

Which large body of water borders Door County on three sides? 
Lake Michigan

What is the county seat of Door County? 
Sturgeon Bay

How many lighthouses can be found in Door County?
There are 11 lighthouses to explore! The most photographed and painted lighthouse is Cana Island Lighthouse. Learn more here: https://www.doorcounty.com/experience/lighthouses

What famous fruit is Door County especially known for?
Cherries: Primarily the tart Montmorency variety, which accounts for 95% of Wisconsin's tart cherry production. Historically, the region was called “Cherryland” and once produced 10% of the country’s cherries. Cherry orchards are abundant, with many offering pick-your-own experiences especially during the harvest season (mid-July to mid-August). Cherry products like pies, jams, and wines, are key to the local economy and tourism.

Apples: Apples are also a major crop, and at one time were even more popular than cherries. Numerous orchards offer apple picking during the harvest season (early September to late October). Apple products such as cider, donuts, and pies are popular at local markets and farm stands.

Which state park in Door County is the most visited in Wisconsin?
Peninsula State Park, with over a million visitors annually (2024)! It's also the largest state park in Door County at 3,776 acres. Door County has 5 state parks, a state trail and 19 county parks. Other popular state parks based on visitor numbers include Newport State Park and White Dunes State Park.

Which island is known for its ferry rides and Scandinavian heritage?
Washington Island: It is one of the oldest Icelandic communities in the U.S. and one of the largest outside of Iceland. The island maintains a strong sense of Scandinavian culture through architecture, traditions, and even the weather, which is said to be similar to Scandinavian countries.

What dangerous-sounding name is given to the strait between the Door Peninsula and Washington Island?
Death’s Door (Porte des Morts, the French word for "Door of the Dead"); it is known for its treacherous currents and historical shipwrecks

Which Door County village is home to the American Folklore Theatre, now known as Northern Sky Theater?
Fish Creek

What outdoor activity is especially popular in Door County’s clear, coastal waters and caves?
Kayaking 

Which annual festival celebrates a beloved fruit harvest in Door County?
Cherry Fest

What is the name of the historic shipwreck divers can explore in the waters around Door County?
The Fleetwing (among others – there are over 200 shipwrecks in the area)

Which Door County location offers a 360-degree view from its 75-foot-tall tower?
Eagle Tower in Peninsula State Park -- climb to the top for sweeping views of Green Bay and the surrounding forest.

What peninsula is Door County located on?
The Door Peninsula

Which scenic drive runs through much of Door County and is especially popular in the fall?
The Door County Coastal Byway is a scenic National Scenic Byway that loops around the peninsula. It's especially famous for its curvy section near Northport, which is stunning in the fall.

Which island in Door County features a lavender farm and a Stavkirke (Norwegian-style church)?
Washington Island

Which Door County state park is known for its caves and dolomite cliffs?
Cave Point County Park (technically a county park, but often mistaken for a state park)

What is the approximate number of miles of shoreline in Door County?
Over 300 miles

What was Egg Harbor named after?
A food fight with eggs!

What popular Door County experience involves a bonfire and a large metal kettle?
A traditional fish boil

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