The wings were great nice place to spend time with your kids love the golf range hitting the ballsread more

We played volleyball today at MOSH Performance Center at The Rock. One side of the court ends and…read moredrops down into terf. This is a safety hazard. The boys run and could hurt their ankles. It drops off and could easily be fixed with extending the court a few more feet.

A friend told me about the Door County Sled Dog Rides and I knew I had to try it out. You can get…read moreinformation from their website, Facebook page, (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Door-County-Sled-Dogs/154011787973731) or by calling their hotline. I think most of the time they're at Whitnall Park, but the weekend we happened to visit, they were near McKinley Marina. We found easy parking in their nearby lot and headed into the line. It was pretty busy! It's $15 per person to ride and it all goes to a great cause - their non-profit. All of the dogs are rescues and so friendly. At home, the dogs are able to run and are never chained up. Here for the event, they were tied up near their traveling bus so everyone could pet them and give them some cuddles and love. They liked that, but I could tell what they really loved was getting out there and running the sleigh. We got there right when they opened at 11:00, but everyone apparently had the same idea. We waited 1.5 hours for our ride. Not a fun wait in the cold, but there are plenty of dogs to cuddle and the ride, albeit short, was so worth it! It was really, really fun. Two people can ride at a time (or maybe three kids). All of the volunteers running the event were so friendly and fun and were happy to impart knowledge or answer any questions. This is a great winter activity to try - kids and adults will love it. Next time, I'd like to try the Whitnall Park location. The volunteers said there is a warming house there where you can get hot chocolate while you wait for your ride!

The reason I'm giving Two stars…read more We paid $15 a head for less then a one minute ride. When we got to location, it seemed like the staff was all about getting this done as fast a possible. We were told they were going to do a couple laps of a football field it was one lap maybe 40 yards 20 yards wide....... Anyways, The dogs are beautiful, and The female staff member is very kind. I just feel $15 a person for a very short ride is a little overpriced, but where else are you going to get a dogsled ride in the Milwaukee area can we all say monopoly.

Have been tubing here for YEARS. Love this place and how fast you go down. There are two separate…read moreparking lots so make sure to choose the one closer to the tubing area. We tube for hours whenever we go. There is a little rest/food area near the tubing area for when you need to warm up. Make sure to cover your face with a scarf because in the middle of winter, the cold bites.

Today is the first day of 2023 tubing half the slopes are open…read more Ready for a great family time soaps are fast fun and having a great time tonight is Oktoberfest on the ski slopes with live music. Our annual tubing trip from Chicago, Illinois

Drinks were good and quick, even though they were busy. Great to be able to stop in, warm up and…read morehead back out for a little more skiing.

Hot Dog Mountain is back baby!! Grand Geneva's terrain park is making a serious comeback. The jumps…read moreare insane and the rails are ridiculous. They might have the most rails in Southern WI. They've been making a ton of snow and creating some fantastic features every week. The black diamond is really a black diamond. I'd love to see some of the features become permanent like the giant jump on "A". Thanks for all your hard work! Let's shred the gnar!!!!

I can't say much about the skiing itself, but our group of friends had an absolutely amazing time…read moreat the tubing area. It was well organized and a lot of fun for everyone. We also rented an Airbnb with an indoor heated pool just down the street in Spring Grove, which made the the weekend amazing. We went tubing first and then fun in the pool afterward. It turned into an awesome day and a really fun experience overall!

This review is only for the tubing portion of Wilmot…read more For a relatively flat geography, Wilmot is able to provide a decent tubing experience. There are several adjacent, straight runs (apparently 22, but not all utilized on our warm February day) which provide a decent and safe velocity for young and old alike. There's a conveyor/escalator type of tow that allows tubers to stand and hold their tube to get up the hill. Here's the downside... $55 for 2 hours is steep! Especially for the lack of variety in slope. The food and souvenirs are also way overpriced and it feels unreasonable for a large family to pay to go tubing here. Based on the prices online, it would be better to get a lift ticket and ski rental and have the day to ski, than to pay for 2 hours of tubing. I still recommend Wilmot for the experience. For my neighbors in the Chicago suburbs, it is a nice change of pace for a winter activity.

Absolutely awful experience…read more The lines were insanely long, and they barely moved. We stood there, only to be told that adults weren't allowed to go down together. What's the point of coming with friends or family if you're forced to go one by one like children? Staff were rigid and unhelpful, offering no real explanation. The whole place felt disorganized and frustrating, turning what should've been fun into a waste of time. Cold, crowded, and needlessly strict. Definitely not worth it.

I was really disappointed with our experience here. The lines were extremely long and moved…read morepainfully slow, which meant we spent far more time standing around than actually snow tubing. The hills themselves were also poorly designed or maintained. Instead of tubing all the way down like you'd expect, our tubes kept stopping halfway down the hill. It completely ruined the fun and momentum, having to scoot or walk the rest of the way down in the snow defeats the purpose of snow tubing. On top of that, the staff was unnecessarily strict.

I came here to do a small hike on a cold Saturday. I hiked the 1.5 mile trail loop around the…read moreriver and lake. I admit, At first I tried to do the 5 mile trail by Crystal Ridge, but struggled to find it, possibly I parked in the wrong area? I'm not sure, so I looked up a different trail using my AllTrails app and it took me over to this one. It was a very nice little trail with some beautiful scenery. Although, there was some construction happening, it was very nice. We started on a trail through some large trees. I could imagine it will be gorgeous in the fall. This trail took us along a river, which led to a large waterfall with rushing water. I love the sound of rushing water! We then went around a large lake to make the loop complete. Overall, I thought it was a very nice hike and I would do it again!

Great trail!! In…read moreconjunction with the Crystal Ride Mountain Bike trail, this is a great way to spend a couple of hours. The websites say it is a "easy to moderate" level single track trail. That may be so for an experienced riders, but I would recommend riders to have a solid technical base before riding these trails. I used to do a lot of Mt. bike riding back in college, but have been away from it for a long time focusing on road riding. This was a great trail for getting back in the swing of mountain biking. The trails really kept our interest and provided a good number of challenges. There is plenty of parking at Crystal Ridge. Trail is fairly new and not too well known yet, so it was not crowded. Condition obviously varies with the weather. If there is one thing that needs improvement, I would say that the trails could be marked better. There are markings at most intersections, but often times you can go for quite a while without seeing one. Hats off to the Metro Mountain Bikers for all of their hard work on the trail! Go to this link for a map and trail condition details: http://trailville.com/wiki/WI_Milwaukee_Whitnall_Park_Alpha_Trail Additional link to Milwaukee County's website with trial info: http://county.milwaukee.gov/MountainBikeTrail8288.htm