 Harvest
time is a time of celebration in the Green Bay area. As the
trees create a colorful backdrop of crimson, orange and brown,
the area comes to life with family fun opportunities.
Children of all ages smile at the call of "all-aboard" as
they board a classic diesel train for a day of family fun on
the Great Pumpkin Train at the National
Railroad Museum, October 13-14. The train takes passengers
to the museum's own pumpkin patch where kids and adults alike
are invited to hunt for their own perfect pumpkin. The festive
mood is heightened by a spectacular lineup of children's entertainers.
 Fall
adventurers looking to get lost in the season can head to the "2001-A
Corn Odyssey" corn maze located across from the University
of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus. The giant maze challenges visitors
with nearly six miles of corridors full of twists, turns and
dead ends. The maze is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays
and Sundays. For more information, call (920) 465-2130.
Fall is harvest time at Heritage
Hill State Park. Visitors can get a unique look into
the lives of early American settlers and how they prepared
for the coming winter during a guided walking tour of the
48-acre living history museum set against the beautiful backdrop
of fall color. Information and tour schedules are available
by calling 1-800-721-5150.
Green Bay is alive with great ways to enjoy
the fall season. For more great ways to experience the legendary
fun during the fall season, call 1-888-TO-SEE-GB or take a
peak at this month's calendar
of events.
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