Green Bay is a Great Birding Destination
Green Bay sits on the shore of Lake Michigan, with the Fox River winding through the heart of the city. Here, you’ll find thousands of acres of parkland and trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Every year around April, signs of new life are budding everywhere, both on and off shore. It is as if nature has sent out an invitation. Migratory birds are returning, transforming Greater Green Bay into a veritable birding paradise. This is a wonderful time to come and explore the “wild” side of Green Bay. Astor House is only two blocks from the Fox River Trail, and a fifteen minute drive from Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, both of which are excellent birding destinations. Reserve a room at this historic bed and breakfast this spring, so you have a cozy and quiet place to relax in the evenings after a full day in the outdoors. Continue reading
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Fall has firmly descended upon us in Green Bay, and the stunning display of fall foliage is well under way in the city of green and gold. It was evident last weekend with a packed Lambeau Field that Green Bay’s football season is here to stay for the next several months. Though the Packer’s are wonderful and we take every opportunity possible to talk about them and support them, there is truly so much more to Green Bay than the cheeseheads that tailgate at Lambeau Field. If you’re in town for upcoming Packers games, don’t miss your chance to enjoy the other side of Green Bay as well. To take part in this year’s exquisite fall foliage display in Green Bay,
As much of America knowns, Green Bay is famous for it’s hometown team, the Green Bay Packers. However, there is so much more to Green Bay than football. Here, it’s all about the hidden treasures just waiting to be discovered. Green Bay is an exceptionally beautiful city surrounded by nature, providing ample opportunity for all varieties of explorers to get outside and enjoy Wisconsin’s unique beauty. With thousands of acres dedicated to natural spaces, today is a great day to discover the many wonderful parks of Green Bay. 
Though Green Bay has a thriving downtown, it is the nature that surrounds this beautiful city that makes it special. Spring time in Green Bay is special; the flowers are blooming, the birds are migrating through the area, and the parks are beginning to green up again. The lush nature and distinctive landscapes along the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan offer visitors to the area a variety of ways in which to enjoy the great outdoors. Through a variety of wildlife preserves, parks, and trails, there are thousands of acres of nature to be enjoyed in Green Bay. Book your room at our historic Green Bay Bed and Breakfast this spring, and explore the miles upon miles of trails in Green Bay. 
With more than 25,000 miles of snowmobile trails, 700 miles of cross country ski trails, and 445 runs at 30 downhill ski and snowboard areas, Wisconsin is a veritable winter wonderland worth exploring. In just the Greater Green Bay Area, there are many beautiful, scenic trails that can be enjoyed rain, snow, or shine. Though many of us may be looking forward to the warmer months ahead, there’s still a little bit of time to get outside and enjoy the last of Green Bay’s exciting winter activities. Winter enthusiasts will find an exciting variety of winter activities in Green Bay, including cross country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. 
Fall is a wonderful time of year for birding opportunities throughout Wisconsin. There are perhaps no better Wisconsin birding locations than along the beautiful shores of Green Bay, however, which was named one of the innagural