PART OF THE 2021 DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF NATURE

Over two miles of rocky Lake Michigan shoreline, 440 species of vascular plants, and 17 species of nesting warblers – these are only some of the features that make Toft Point one of Wisconsin’s
most outstanding natural areas. Plant communities found here include boreal and mesic forests, sedge meadow, and tamarack swamp. This area is also known for its diversity on non-flowering plants such as mosses and ferns. Moderate hiking, possibly with some wet spots. Suitable for ages 16 and up.

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