SAILING DIRECTIONS
150 yards due east of harbor mouth
ENTRANCE: N 42" 44.0' W 87quot; 46.30'
Racine County Water Safety Patrol
Emergency: (262) 636-3297 or Cellular 911 Non-Emergency: (262) 636-3298
Ship to Shore: Monitors CH #16
U. S. Coast Guard (Kenosha)
Emergency: (262)-657-7651
Ship to Shore: Monitors CH#16;
Speed: Four (4) MPH
NO WAKE ENTIRE HARBOR.
Including 100 feet in front of entrance.
Trolling: Not advisable in Harbor or
at entrance.


RACINE DRAW BRIDGES
Main Street Normal Clearance Sixteen (16) feet above low water datum.
Season: One (1) long blast and
One (1) short blast.
Off Season: December 2nd through
March 31. Two (2) hour notice
required. Call (262) 635-7700
State Street Normal Clearance Twenty (20) feet above low water datum.
Season: Three (3) short blasts on demand.
Off Season: December 2nd through
March 31. Two (2) hour notice required.
Call (262) 635-7700
Note: Bridges can be closed temporarily for special events. Sailboats must use power navigating under bridges.



Racine

Great Fun on a Great Lake
Visitors have marveled at the changes that this once industrial port has taken on over recent years. With the largest marina on Lake Michigan, Racine will give you countless reasons to throw your anchor and come ashore!
The Belle of Lake Michigan, located 25 minutes south of Milwaukee and one hour north of Chicago, was the home to many industrial tycoons at the turn of the century. These mansions and the downtown have been restored and revitalized into a bustling town. Unique shops, exquisite dining, and exciting attractions are now part of the fabric that is downtown Racine. What a perfect setting on a scenic lakefront.


attractions
  • An active downtown that features many dining and shopping within walking distance of all the marinas.

  • The Racine Art Museum has one of the most significant collections of contemporary craft in North America.

  • Racine is home to many of Frank Lloyd Wright’s creations! Wright’s
    impression can be seen throughout the community.


  • The Wind Point Lighthouse. Built in 1880, the lighthouse is the oldest and tallest in operation on Lake Michigan.

  • Artists and boaters travel to Racine to photograph, paint, or just marvel at the scenic beauty.

  • The Racine Zoo features exotic animals, beautifully situated on Lake Michigan.

  • The World Famous Kringle Bakeries of Racine.
attractions
  • EVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tournament at North Beach — Mid July

  • Great Midwest Dragon Boat Festival — Mid July

  • Big Fish Bash Fishing Contest and Festival — Mid July

  • Wind Point Lighthouse House Tour to the Top — The first Sundays in June, July, August, September and October

  • Racine In-Water Boat Show — 2nd weekend in August

  • The Great Lakes Brew Fest — The Second weekend in September

  • Party on the Pavement in Downtown Racine — First Saturday in October
attractions

Excellent Charter Salmon Fishing, Charter Sailing Excursions, Bike Paths along Lake Michigan, North Beach - "Wisconsin's Only Certified Clean Beach", Theaters, art galleries, museums
Built in 1880, the Wind Point Lighthouse continues to keep boaters safe and is a majestic landmark for many travelers.

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INFORMATION

Racine County Convention
& Visitors Bureau

14015 Washington Avenue
Sturtevant, WI 53177
800-272-2463 Fax: (262) 884-6404
www.racine.org    Contact Racine


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North Beach’s scenic shoreline covers about 0.65 miles of Lake Michigan