<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4KAlIi_1H1WWSdH00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4KAlIi_1H1WWSdH00" width="1600" height="1066" ><figcaption>The White Gull Inn in Fish Creek was one of the filming locations File photo.</figcaption></figure>Destination Door County’s Christmas Movie Trail Pass is back to guide visitors to filming locations from the locally shot holiday rom-com A Cherry Pie Christmas.Returning for its second year, the free, mobile-based experience will be available through Jan. 5, 2027, at doorcounty.com/movie. The pass is free and requires no app to download; users can sign up and start exploring from their mobile browser. This year’s trail features new locations, prizes and weekly giveaways, encouraging visitors to explore and shop local throughout the holiday season. New this year are “The Scenes You Didn’t See” stops, highlighting local businesses that played a role in the movie’s production, but didn’t necessarily make it onto the screen. As participants check in at each stop using the pass on their mobile phone, they’ll earn points toward prizes, including an exclusive A Cherry Pie Christmas ornament (five stops); a cherry pie package including a Door County-branded cheese grater, cherry cheddar pie recipe card and a Renard’s Cherry Cheddar Cheese coupon (10 stops); or both prize packages (15 stops). Prizes can be picked up at the Door County Welcome Center in Sturgeon Bay.The Shop the Trail giveaway returns with more chances to win. Participants can save their receipts from purchases at businesses along the trail and turn them in at the Door County Welcome Center. Each receipt counts as one entry into weekly drawings featuring a $50 Door County gift certificate and assorted gifts donated by participating trail businesses. All eligible receipts will also be entered into the grand prize drawing for $500 in local gift certificates on Jan. 5. Featured trail locations include Door County Coffee; Lautenbach’s Market, Winery and Cider Co.; Hillside Waterfront Hotel; Christkindlmarkt Door County; Scaturo’s Baking Co; Henriksen’s Fish House; Renard’s Artisan Cheese; Eagle Tower in Peninsula State Park; Novel Bay Booksellers; Anderson Dock; the Tug John Purves; the Thirsty Cow Taphouse; Thyme; Bliss; Tannenbaum Holiday Shop; Waterfront Mary’s; White Gull Inn; Door County Trolley Station; St. Nick’s Tree Farm; and the Door County Welcome Center. The community is also invited to a screening of A Cherry Pie Christmas, Saturday, Dec. 12, at 2 pm, at Southern Door Community Auditorium, 2073 Cty DK in Brussels.Local businesses will join the festivities before the show. Admission is free, but tickets are required and can be reserved by calling the Southern Door Auditorium at 920.825.7311 or visiting southerndoorauditorium.org.Available on several streaming platforms, including YouTube, Tubi and Roku, A Cherry Pie Christmas will make its Netflix debut Nov. 19 and will also be released in international markets. The movie will air on Great American Family throughout the holiday season. </div></body>

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Destination Door County’s Christmas Movie Trail Pass is back to guide visitors to filming locations from the locally shot holiday rom-com A Cherry Pie Christmas. Returning for its second year, the free, mobile-based experience will be available through Jan. 5, 2027, at doorcounty.com/movie. The pass is free and requires no app to download; users can sign up and start exploring from their mobile browser.

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