Bruemmer Park Zoo features a small zoo with many animals native to northeastern Wisconsin. Â The zoo is on an eight-acre site within the 30-acre Bruemmer County Park. The park has wooded trails, a playground, and picnic area with grills, restrooms. With free admission, the zoo is open year-round daily from 7 a.m. – sunset. Â Read more
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Take a leisurely stroll through town and treat yourself to a brief history of some of the more prominent buildings in Algoma, complete with photos as they were originally built.
Pick up a brochure at the Visitor Center or download a copy https://visitalgomawi.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Algoma-Walking-Tour-Brochure-2.pdf
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Gerald Tahlier Sr. Horseshoe Park
Just south of Perry Field, this large horseshoe park is open to the public.
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Disc Golf
Enjoy this 12 hole disc golf course nestled in the back of Peterson Park. Moderately hilly; moderately wooded, the course runs almost 3,000 feet. 37 par.
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Winter Park – Kewaunee County
Winter Park is Kewaunee County’s most popular park for winter recreation attracting those who like to go skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing. The snow tubing hill features five lanes approximately 450 feet long with a vertical drop of 70 feet. Riders are taken to the top of the hill by a Magic Carpet, a standing Read more
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Fire and Rescue Memorial
About 300 names mark the granite walls, the names of all the men and women who have voluntarily given their time, to keep Algoma safe since 1874. The monument cost about $90,000, all of that money came from donations. The memorial is along highway 42, overlooking the lake in Downtown. Read more about the Algoma Read more
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