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Mariners and Rawley Point Bike Trails




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Mariners Trail
The longest continuous scenic view of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin, Mariners Trail was dedicated on June 1, 2002. The 6 mile paved trail connects the cities of Manitowoc and Two Rivers, hugging the scenic shoreline of Lake Michigan.
Parking is available at both ends and at several waysides along the trail.

Rawley Point Recreational Trail
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 six-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.

Friends of Mariners Trail  Friends of Point Beach

Bike Rentals

Two Rivers
Lighthouse Inn
1515 Memorial Dr
920-793-4524

Village Inn
3310 Memorial Dr
920-794-8818

Neshotah Park
(Concession Stand)
500 Zlatnik Dr
920-793-5592

Point Beach State Park
(Concession Stand)
9400 Cty. Hw. O
920-553-1534

Manitowoc
Bicycle & Fitness Store
301 N. 8th Street
920-682-1944

Fitness Store
1410 Dewey Street
920-684-8088

Manitowoc Marina
425 Maritime Dr
920-682-5117

Westport B&B
635 N. 8th Street
920-686-0465

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