Lake Michigan Destinations
Discover Southeast Wisconsin
The Southeast Wisconsin segment of the Lake Michigan Circle Tour includes the counties of Kenosha, Racine, Ozaukee, and Sheboygan.
The Southeast Wisconsin Segment of the Lake Michigan Circle Tour follows the scenic coastline Wisconsin on WIS-32 from Kenosha, to Racine, then Milwaukee where I-43 picks up to take you North to Sheboygan where you will enter the Northeast Wisconsin Segement of the Lake Michigan Circle Tour.
Southeast Wisconsin Destinations
There’s nothing like being “Up North” and we think you will want to linger in this beautiful region, filled with outstanding Lake Michigan Destinations.
Here are but a few of the towns which are delightful to discover in Southeast Wisconsin:
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin is known for more than just beer. Visit the Harley-Davidson Museum, and enjoy festivals and entertainment.
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Located halfway between Green Bay and Milwaukee, Sheboygan is both a waypoint and a great opportunity to unwind.
Kenosha, Wisconsin
In Kenosha, the past is blended into the present with a focus on making the city more beautiful for the sake of generations to come.
Racine, Wisconsin
Racine County is located in southeastern Wisconsin along Lake Michigan, situated 25 miles south of Milwaukee and 60 miles north of Chicago.
Port Washington, Wisconsin
Port Washington is a city with plenty of rich history to explore, boasting the highest density of pre-Civil War buildings in Wisconsin.
Southeast Wisconsin Lighthouses
Many lighthouses are located along Wisconsin’s Southeastern Lake Michigan Coast.
Wind Point Lighthouse in Racine County
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View Lighthouses in Southeast Wisconsin
- Sheboygan Breakwater Lighthouse, Sheboygan
- 1860 Light Station, Port Washington
- Pierhead Light, Port Washington
- Kevich Light, Grafton
- North Point Lighthouse, Milwaukee
- Milwaukee Pierhead Light, Milwaukee
- Wind Point Lighthouse, Wind Point
- Racine North Breakwater Lighthouse, Racine
- Southport Light Station, Kenosha
- Kenosha Pierhead Light, Kenosha
Lake Michigan Travel Regions
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- Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
- Northern Michigan
- Northwest Michigan
- Central West Michigan
- Southwest Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana & Illinois
Discover More Lake Michigan Destinations
Menominee, Michigan
Among the water activities, shopping, and dining, Menominee, Michigan offers historical museum, beaches, and parks.
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago is a bustling, popular city which brings any visitor plenty of sites to see, activities to do, and historical landmarks to explore.
Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Two Rivers’ slogan is “catch our friendly waves” since it is located along Lake Michigan and has plenty of beaches to explore.
Mackinaw City, Michigan
With Lake Michigan on one side and Lake Huron on the other side, Mackinaw City is a true Great Lakes highlight.
Door County, Wisconsin
The small towns, quaint surroundings, and nautical feel of Door County, Wisconsin have earned it the name “Cape Cod of the Midwest.”
Winthrop Harbor, Illinois
Winthrop Harbor is located on the northern border of Illinois. It is a suburb of Chicago and houses the largest marina on the Great Lakes.