great view from the trail of the lake not a whole lot more to say about it

From Point Beach State Park to Two Rivers you will go through woods and swampland. It's a little hilly but not hard at all, just don't stop or you'll be swarmed by mosquitos! From Two Rivers to Manitowoc it's a smooth ride on a paved trail with a great breeze off the lake. If you go in the morning you... More

Manitowoc County really came up with some wonderful trails for young and old alike. The Mariners Trail begins in the City of Manitowoc and runs along the lakeshore all the way to Two Rivers. This is a paved trail, well marked with beautiful scenery. There are rest areas with benches for those who want a break, flowers to enjoy and... More

The Rawley Point Trail travels 6 miles through the woods from Point Beach State Forest to Two Rivers. The trail is a winding compacted limestone trail with a few small hills and wooden bridges. The trail is never crowded and makes for a very easy and enjoyable ride through the forest. Also Port Sandy Bay bar/restaurant is just off the... More

Growing up in Manitowoc / Two Rivers and I never road the Mariner's Trail or Rawley's Trail into Point Beach State Forest until today. A great ride. Smooth, quick paved trail along the lake from Manty to TR. Then after Neshotah Beach (best along Lake Michigan), the Rawley's trail can be ridden with a rode bike. Ride all the way... More

Two Rivers has great bike paths. You get the best of both worlds -- the lakefront trail and the forest trail through the state park. Barely any other bikers, so you will have the trail to yourself. The path is well maintained. You'll feel like you're in another part of the country when you ride the lakefront trail. Most of... More