Door County Land Trust - Heins Creek 7112 Wisconsin 57, Baileys Harbor, WI 54202
About the Business
The Door County Land Trust - Heins Creek is a beautiful park located at 7112 Wisconsin 57, Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin, United States. The natural beauty and tranquility of this area have been appreciated for centuries, with evidence of a Native American village site dating back 1300 years. Heins Creek is a remnant of the ancient landscape, connecting Kangaroo Lake to Lake Michigan. The park features forested dunes, diverse plant life, and a variety of wildlife, making it an essential wildlife corridor for migratory birds. Visitors can enjoy hiking, wildlife observation, and some forms of hunting in this protected area. The Door County Land Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the exceptional lands and waters of Door County forever. Support from members has helped protect over 9,400 acres of land. Visitors are encouraged to respect the nature preserves by staying on the trails, cleaning their shoes to prevent the spread of invasive plants, and leaving no trace. The park is open to the public for low-impact, non-motorized recreational activities. Join the Door County Land Trust in their mission to protect this special place for future generations.
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"A 0.8 mile loop of flat terrain through pine covered sand dunes. Close to the small very clear Heins creek for a stretch."
"Easy mostly flat hike through sand Dunes, prairie, and woods. Short but relaxing. Creek was dry when I was through."
"Went in September. Creek is almost completely dried up even after rain, also multiple debris dams are blocking the creek. Likely won't be any fish until water levels rise. Bit of a shame to loose spawning habitat. Cute Park though."
"One of my new favorite hikes! This trail features woods, creeks, fields of wildflowers, and some sand. This trail is one loop around the property and features a winding trail through the trees From fish in the creek to bees pollinating the flowers, this is a beautiful trail to hike. Some of the terrain is muddy by the creek and sandy in the fields, so plan accordingly."
"Heins creek is very clear water. Went to see if the class II stream had any trout but from what I explored I saw no evidence of them. Potentially a spring run? Anyways the trails are nice, a fall hike through here is very pretty."
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