Wisconsin Harbor Towns

SAILING DIRECTIONS
Charts: 14910, 14916, 14918 Location: Extreme South end of Green Bay, the northwest side of Lake Michigan Channels: Direct approach Anchorage: None Radio: Channel 16 Pilotage: Compulsory, Great Lakes transit pilot will berth/unberth vessel

Port Authority Port of Green Bay Dean Haen, Port Manager Brown County Port & Solid Waste haen_dr@brown.wi.us

ACCOMMODATIONS
Berths: Leicht Dock
Depth: 24 feet
Length: 961’ long face
Services: Fresh Water, Electric 3-phase,
Garbage/Bilge Disposal
Tugs:Great Lakes Towing Co.:
800-321-3663
Selvick Marine: (920) 743-6016
Charges:Pilots – Great Lakes Pilotage Authority –
District 3 Pilots (715) 392-5204
Tugs – case-by-case basis
Harbor Dues – waived
Dockage/Berthage – case-by-case basis

Sports and Ports
Green Bay and the lakeshore communities offer great sports and ports! Sitting on the shores of the bay, Green Bay is the oldest settlement in the Midwest, proud home of tradition and history. With a variety of sports, cultural and shopping opportunities, the Green Bay Area is a family vacation destination offering legendary fun. High caliber professional sports get top billing in Green Bay. NFL fans can watch the Green Bay Packers’ training camp from mid-July to mid-August. Golfing, boating and hiking are popular, and salmon and walleye fishing are unsurpassed on our lakeshore ports.

Visitors are treated to a wide variety of cultural experiences for all ages including national touring theater companies. Children will enjoy the zoo, old-fashioned amusement park and wildlife sanctuary.

As night falls, the Green Bay Area takes on a life of its own with excellent restaurants, comedy clubs and casino. It’s legendary fun!

Enjoy the fun…Whether looking for sporting adventures, family fun, romantic escapes or something in between, Greater Green Bay and the Lakeshore's lineup of lively events and entertaining attractions are sure to put a smile on everyone's face.
High caliber professional and collegiate sports teams, including the
Green Bay Packers, UW-Green Bay Fighting Phoenix, and the United States Hockey League's Green Bay Gamblers give fans plenty to cheer about.
However, sports in the Greater Green Bay area aren't limited to
spectator status. From winter activities including snowmobiling and skiing to summer favorites like golf, hiking, biking, boating and fishing, Green Bay and the Lakeshore have plenty of sporting adventures to get your blood pumping.
The fun doesn't stop with sports. With spectacular events from art and seasonal festivals to traditional heritage events and Native American Pow-Wows , Greater Green Bay and the Lakeshore's year round calendar of events offers something for everyone. And once the sun goes down, the region takes on a life of its own with plenty of nightlife including fine restaurants, casino gambling, and comedy and pubs.
Looking to enjoy life at a more leisurely pace? Greater Green Bay is home to rich historical museums, spectacular visual and performing arts, wonderful shopping and even an old fashioned amusement park. Nature and wildlife lovers will also appreciate the area's state parks, zoo and wildlife refuges along with our area botanical garden.

The sounds of laughter and fun fill the air around Greater Green Bay and the Lakeshore as visitors enjoy an outstanding lineup of indoor and outdoor festivals. Enjoy the sights at a local art fair, check out the hard-hitting action of NFL training camp or taste the delicious fare at one of the quaint community festivals. With hundreds of events each year, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the fun. So get going!
May: Celebrate De Pere
This premier music and family festival is held over Memorial Day
Weekend at Voyageur Park in De Pere.
June: International Bayfest
The festival will take place along the banks of the historic Fox River at the newly developed Leicht Memorial Park festival grounds.
July: Oneida Pow Wow
Join us in song and dance as we celebrate a weekend of tradition and culture.

Festival Foods Fire Over the Fox
This annual Independence Day celebration in Downtown Green Bay boasts the largest fireworks display in northeastern Wisconsin.

Riverfest
Riverfest features great live music, food, family fun and more in
Mishicot Village Park, downtown Mishicot.
August: Shanty Days Celebration of the Lake
Huge three-day family festival held in Algoma. Friday kicks off with a book sale at the library.

Artstreet
Grab your sunglasses and take to the streets as Green Bay celebrates the arts with flair during Artstreet.
September: Wet Whistle Wine Festival
Held at the von Stiehl Winery, the Wet Whistle Wine Fest combines award winning wines with heritage foods, fine art and entertainment.

Escape from everyday life and take a step toward relaxation in the
natural beauty that surrounds Greater Green Bay and the Lakeshore. Lush forests and abundant wildlife greet nature lovers as they take to the trails for a scenic hike with friends, catch some rays on the beach or set up camp at one of the many campgrounds for a night under the stars.

Nothing quickens the pulse quite like the explosive force of a powerful
fish hitting your line. And with large stocks of everything from powerful smallmouth bass to tackle busting salmon, Greater Green Bay and the Lakeshore anglers are sure to give their heart a workout. Hop aboard a fishing charter in search of chinook and coho salmon, steelhead and brown trout, or take to the inland lakes and streams with a skilled area guide for some of the best bass and northern pike fishing in the state. Of course, no fishing trip to Packer Country is complete without a day of fishing for the famed and elusive walleye, followed by a delicious Wisconsin fish fry.

There's no better place to take in the beauty and charm of the Green Bay area than aboard the award winning Foxy Lady.

INFORMATION
Greater Green Bay Visitor & Convention Bureau
1901 S Oneida Street
Green Bay WI 54304
(920) 494-9507 or
888-867-3342 Toll Free
www.greenbay.com
Contact Green Bay

View of the Bay of Green Bay and Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge from the
mouth of the Fox River.