Just off Hwy 42 in Sister Bay, Wisconsin is a quiet beach with some choice skippers. This is a personal favorite rock skipping beach, and has a great combination of stones and calm water. The beach is protected by a small bay in Wisconsin's Door County peninsula; on a calm day, there are practically no waves.
The stones are Dolomit from the Silurian Period - nearly 450 million years old. It's a harder, less platy rock than shale and limestone - and presumably a little tougher to find a very flat skipper.
image courtesy of lundquistrealty.com
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