These Stunning Shorelines Stopped Me Cold | Lost in Door County
I'm exploring Wisconsin's Door County on my road trip and I can see now why it's a must-visit destination! This travel vlog features a stunning hike along Lake Michigan's shoreline, the local wine scene, my first fish boil, and a few surprises along the way. If you're looking for things to see in Door County you've come to the right place. Let's get lost! 📍Door County, Wisconsin: 00:00 - Cave Point County Park (Sturgeon Bay) 03:12 - Whitefish Dunes State Park 03:41 - Anchored Roots Vineyard & Winery (Egg Harbor) 04:24 - Pelletier's Restaurant & Fish Boil (Fish Creek) 05:57 - Sunset Beach Park 👉 Join the Adventure: Subscribe for more offbeat travel adventures! New videos drop on Phil is Lost Fridays! (Phil is Lost: Episode 77)

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