Oak Leaf Discovery Tour®

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About the Oak Leaf Discovery Tour®

The Oak Leaf Discovery Tour (OLDT) is a warm weather event that encourages you to explore the 135-mile-long Oak Leaf Trail that winds its way through Milwaukee County. The Oak Leaf Trail is divided into nine lines, each running through various types of terrain and featuring unique points of interest.

An important feature of the OLDT is an app that functions like a passport, which can help you track points of interest you see on the trail. The passport app also includes special offers from our business partners that are only available to OLDT app holders.

The passport app is only $5! Or you can purchase an app/t-shirt combo for $35. You can only the purchase the passport app through our website; it is NOT available for purchase through the Apple Store or Google Play. Scroll down for directions for adding a shortcut icon to your mobile device home screen.

Proceeds from passport app sales benefit Milwaukee County trails. Enjoy the Oak Leaf Trail!

You’re invited to the end-of-the-season party!

Sunday, September 13
12 – 3 p.m.
The Landing at Hoyt Park
1800 N. Swan Blvd., Wauwatosa

Bring your mobile device with at least 10 points of interest visited and checked off for a chance at some incredible prizes, including a $500 gift card from Wheel & Sprocket!

Free snacks and beverages available, too!

How to add the OLDT app to your mobile device’s home screen

Android (Chrome browser)

• With the OLDT app open in your web browser, tap the menu on your device (typically three vertical dots located in the upper right corner of your browser) to open it.

• Tap “Install app” or “Add to home screen.”

• “Install” may need to be tapped twice more. • When you close out of your browser, the app icon should be visible on your home screen where space is available.

Apple iPhone (Safari browser)

• With the OLDT app open in your web browser, tap the menu on your device (three horizontal dots located in lower right corner) to open it.

• Tap “Share.”

• Then, tap “More” (three horizontal dots at the lower right corner).

• Tap “Add to Home Screen.”

• The “Open as Web App” should be toggled to the right so that it will open like apps users are familiar with. If this switch is toggled to the left, the app will open in a web browser.

• Tap the “Add” button at the upper right corner. The app icon should be visible on your home screen where space is available.

Apple iPhone (Chrome browser)

• With the OLDT app open in your web browser, tap the next to the website address at the top of the screen.

• Scroll until you see “Add to Home Screen” menu item and tap on it.

• Tap “Add” at the upper right corner. The app icon should be visible on your home screen where space is available.

Thank you to our sponsors!

Estabrook Park Beer Garden logo

Logo for Ope! Brewing Co.

Wheel and Sprocket logo

Logo for Beechwood Sales and Service

Milwaukee County Parks logo

Logo for Forward Outdoor

Logo for Lakefront Brewery

Logo for MKE Outdoor Indoor Exchange