Green Bay Packers Tailgate Tour

The Packers Tailgate Tour ended their five-day road trip in Minocqua with stops at Lakeland Aviation & the Habitat for Humanity Northwoods Wisconsin ReStore. Their final visit of the day was spent with the Green Bay Army National Guard Armory.

The Packers Tailgate Tour spoke to students at Ironwood K-12 School before touring the Stormy Kromer facility and meeting with employees.

The Packers Tailgate Tour caught up with fans at The Local Bar & Grille before visiting with students & members of the Wisconsin National Guard at Ashland High School.

The Tailgate Tour caught up with fans on Thursday afternoon at the New Perspective Senior Living center and enjoyed the outdoors at Amnicon Falls State Park.

The Tailgate Tour began Day 3 with a breakfast visit with local veterans at the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center along with two surprise assembly appearances at both Superior Middle School & High School.

The Packers Tailgate Tour spent Wednesday afternoon visiting with students at Rice Lake High School and paying respect to fallen soldiers at the Northwestern Veterans Memorial. The bus concluded with a surprise stop at the Jack Link's facility.

The Tailgate Tour honored Chetek Police Officer Emily Breidenbach and Cameron Police Officer Hunter Scheel who were both killed in the line of duty earlier this month.

The Packers Tailgate Tour visited with fans at the Holiday Oakwood Hills in Eau Claire on Wednesday, April 12, 2023.

The Green Bay Packers teamed up with Associated Bank to present a $24,000 donation to the Bolton Refuge House in Eau Claire to conclude the first day of the Tailgate Tour.

The Packers Tailgate Tour continued on Tuesday afternoon with visits at both Wausau West and Eau Claire Memorial High School to speak with students and athletes about the importance of a positive culture and goal setting.

Former and current Green Bay Packers players Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Eddie Lacy, Davon House, Evan Smith, Aaron Jones, Elgton Jenkins and President/CEO Mark Murphy departed Tuesday on a five-day "Packers Tailgate Tour." The tour bus began the morning with visits at Bridge the Gap in Shawano and Wittenberg High School.

The Packers Road Trip concluded tour across the state with a stop at The Waterford at Wisconsin Rapids for afternoon bingo, a visit with camp counselors and staff at the Wisconsin Lions Camp and a final surprise at Kwik Trip before returning to Green Bay.

The Packers Road Trip continued through La Crosse, Wis., visiting with the Wisconsin Army National Guard unit, making a pit stop at Festival Foods and meeting with passengers and crew members aboard the La Crosse Queen Cruise.

The Packers Road Trip began Day 3 at Prescott High School visiting with student athletes, followed by a tour of the Kwik Trip Bread & Bun Bakery facility.

The Packers Road Trip continued in Hudson, Wis. with surprise visits to Troy Burne Golf Club and Hudson High School to show support for its athletic fundraiser.

The Packers Road Trip continued on Wednesday afternoon with visits to Rawhide Youth Services and the Wisconsin Veterans home.

Former Green Bay Packers players Tramon Williams, James Starks, Mike Neal, Tony Moll, Jason Spitz, Scott Wells and President/CEO Mark Murphy departed Wednesday on a five-day "Packers Road Trip." The tour bus made its first stop of the day at Green Bay East High School.

Former Packers players James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett continued on for a third day of the "Packers Road Trip." The touring group visited numerous stops, including William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital.

Former Packers players James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett continued on for a second day of the "Packers Road Trip." The touring group visited Milwaukee Police District 1, the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County, and the Molson Coors Beverage Company.

Former Packers players James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett departed Thursday on a four-day "Packers Road Trip." The tour bus made numerous stops on Day One, including Brookview Meadows, Bellin Hospital, and Camp Anokijig.

The Green Bay Packers 2023 Tailgate Tour made stops at Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School and Wausau West High School.

The Packers Tailgate Tour stops at Bridge the Gap, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a safe environment for those with autism and all special abilities.

After a two-year hiatus, the Tailgate Tour returns. Fans across Wisconsin will have a chance to interact with former and current players, as well as President/CEO Mark Murphy.

The 2022 Packers Road Trip visits the Wisconsin Veterans Home to hear stories from the veterans and thank them for their service.

On the second annual Packers Road Trip, Packers alumni enjoyed a spaghetti lunch while encouraging at-risk youth.

The Packers Road Trip stops off first at a local high school where six former Green Bay Packers mentored local kids, both on and off the field.

Green Bay Packers alumni and President/CEO Mark Murphy speak to the media before embarking on the 2022 Packers Road Trip.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett visit Brookview Meadows Senior Community to play bingo.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett visited Camp Anokijig in Plymouth, Wis., to make a generous donation and spend time with the campers.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett set off on "Packers Road Trip" to surprise fans across Wisconsin.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett stopped by to give thanks to the healthcare staff of Bellin Heath.

In 13 years, the Packers Tailgate Tour has raised nearly $3 million for charity.

Hear from Green Bay Packers DT Kenny Clark as he speaks with the media prior to setting off on the Packers' 13th annual Tailgate Tour.

Hear from Green Bay Packers RB Ty Montgomery as he speaks with the media prior to setting off on the Packers' 13th annual Tailgate Tour.

This year's tour will travel more than 600 miles with stops in Monticello, Iowa, Janesville, Wis., Milwaukee, and West Bend, Wis.