
Ellison
Bluff Park
Ellison Bay
The
250 miles of beautiful coastlines of Door County are well known to most,
as is the fact that because Door County is a peninsula, it has more
lighthouses than any other county in the U.S.
But
finding an isolated spot of beauty, where you can experience first-hand
the beauty of this fabulous County sometimes is tough. Ellison Bluff
Park is one of these places of beauty, with a vista that is spectacular,
and a park probably most of us have not been too, let alone experienced
its beauty for ourselves.
So,
our second Door County Gem is Ellison Bluff Park! It is indeed in Ellison
Bay, so thats why Ellison is in its name; and, it
sits high upon a thickly wooded bluff; so Bluff is in its
name; and yes, it is also a park with some picnic tables and rest rooms,
so Park is a natural. But they should have put the Bay
in its name. Because, Ellison Bluff Park provides a vista of the shimmering
waters of Green Bay like few other places in Door County.
When on the south end of Ellison Bay, you will see a sign for Ellison
Bluff Park do follow the signs and take a few precious moments
that will provide you with many lasting memories of beauty. Head down
Porcupine Rd. to Ellison Bluff Road, and keep going. You will find a
spot to park the car. Then hike up to the bluff area! There are a couple
of look-out spots that are respite to sore city eyes. Dont
forget the camera you will want to take some pictures here so
you can remember it well! Truly, on any kind of a day, whether its
foggy, clear and sunny or somewhere in between, Ellison Bluff Park has
much to offer!
Look
below to the trees, pines, flowers and water. For the most part, it
will not be crowded, so you will have a special moment to commune with
nature and enjoy. You might find a couple or two in love, hugging and
enjoying their time together, or a family or two taking advantage of
the park and the view. Whoever you find there, they too will be special
not everyone comes to the Bluff, so make sure you are one of
them!
Take
it is for all its worth; and its worth a lot because it
is one of Door Countys Gems!
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