Mariners Trail
Considered the longest continuous
scenic view of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin, Mariners Trail
was dedicated on June 1, 2002. The 5.5 mile
paved trail connects the cities of Manitowoc and Two
Rivers, hugging the scenic
shoreline of Lake Michigan. It is
ideal spot for walking, running, biking, dog
walking, roller blading, etc. as you view the serenity of Lake
Michigan and enjoy its cool breeze.
Rawley Point Recreational Trail
A four-year project by volunteers, civic
organizations, and local, county, and state
governments, the Rawley Point Recreational Trail
opened on May 15, 2004. The trail has a
hard-packed limestone base and connects the city
of Two Rivers with Point Beach State Forest. The
five-mile trail winds through pine and hemlock
forests, dunes and fields.
Between the trails, you'll travel a bike route
from the Two Rivers Harbor, near several
museums, through the historic east side and
along the expansive beach of Neshotah Park,
among the finest parks along Lake Michigan.
Trail Map
Friends of Mariners Trail
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