2023 Washington County Visitor Guide www.visitwashingtoncounty.com
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ROAD TRIP
IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON COUNTY
CHURCHES
Community United Methodist Church
W68 N563 Evergreen Blvd.,
Cedarburg
262-377-3832
Pastor Lourdes Magalhaes
Sunday Worship: 10:00am
Coffee Fellowship: 11:00am
Faith Formation for all ages: 9:00am
Adult Classes & Small Groups
www.cedarburgcumc.org
www.facebook.com/cedarburgcumc
SHOPPING
Widmer's Cheese Cellars
214 West Henni Street,
Theresa, WI 53091
920-488-2503
1-888-878-1107
www.widmerscheese.com
Manufacturer of natural cheese, using
handcrafted methods passed on through
three generations. Over 70 varieties of
cheese and sausage. Store located in the
factory. Watch cheese making while you
shop.
Surrounding Communities
Fall Color Tours!
Pack your bags & hit the road for Washington County, Wisconsin as colors trickle
down through the tops & middles of the trees. The weather remains beautiful in
October for taking in the sights of color on winding roads. Reds, yellows, & deep
gold will pop throughout the county. Take a drive on Holy Hill Road in Richfield
for tree lined curves and breathtaking sites or cruise around Big Cedar Lake in
West Bend for numerous "ooh and ahh" moments.
Yellowstone Trail in Washington County
Long-distance auto routes were called "trails" in 1915 when Washington County
first saw the transcontinental Yellowstone Trail which ran 3600 miles from
Plymouth Rock to Puget Sound. The historic route created by the Yellowstone
Trail Association ran through 13 states, 27 miles through Washington County on
present WI 175. Counties built the roads, mostly dirt and gravel, with no state
or federal aid, but often with local volunteers like C. Fraser, A Maurer, and
A. Stark of Washington County. In 1929 the Yellowstone Trail became the first
all-concreted route across the state. www.yellowstonetrail.org.
Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial and Education Center.
The Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial and Education Center serves to remember the
victims, honor those who responded, celebrate the resilience of our communities
and country, and educate future generations about the attacks on the United
States on September 11th, 2001. At the center of the Memorial is a steel
beam from the North Tower of the Word Trade Center. Learn more at www.
wisconsin911memorial.com. Located at 1308 Fond du Lac Ave, Kewaskum.
Washington County is filled with biking opportunities!
The Washington County Bikeway Trail Network connects bikeways and trails
across the County for a wide variety of people— from school children to casual
adult bicyclists to avid road cyclists. Little Switzerland in Slinger transforms their
ski park in the summer time to welcome bike enthusiasts along with Heritage Hill
County Park which features mountain biking trails.
