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Located at the 141 Speedway. 141 Speedway is a 1/4 mile dirt track for stock car racing. Located in Maribel, Wisconsin, just 15 minutes from Manitowoc. Racing is every Saturday night at 6pm. Adults $12, Kids under 10 are free. Students & Seniors are $10 each.
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Manitowoc County's newest 14.25 mile multipurpose trail stretches from Rockwood Road to the Village of Denmark. Year round access for walking, running, bicycling, cross-county skiing and snowmobiling. Great for avid bird watchers and nature advocates. Extraordinary views from the 38' and 56' steel trestle bridges crossing Devil's River and a small tributary leading to the river. Dogs on a leash are allowed.
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The Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center is a state-of-the-art, interactive agricultural education center located in Manitowoc County. Farm Wisconsin connects visitors' curiosity to the wonder of Wisconsin farming and provides guests with a better understanding of their food sources and their importance. The center features 10,000 square feet of hands-on learning opportunities, and a birthing barn where visitors may watch calves being born daily and a Farm House Store.
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This warm 1850 hotel, historic saloon and museum will thrill Children of all ages. Enjoy the antique toy collection and the Victorian doll house, rare murals in second floor ballroom, and Ed Berner's old-time ice cream parlor, the home of the original Ice Cream Sundae, and enjoy the red, white and blue Washington House Sundae as well as other soda fountain specialties. No admission fee.
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Kayak, Stand Up Paddle Boards, and canoe rentals, 7 days a week!
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This museum is housed in a two room schoolhouse built in 1873. Come ring the school bell! In addition to displaying artifacts of the Mishicot area, it features collections on rural schools, like the Potawatomi Indians and Chief Mishicott, it's namesake.
Also: Open for Christmas in the Village - December 1, 2017. And sponsor of yearly historical one day bus trip to The Land of Chief Mishicott - next trip scheduled for June 16, 2018.
On the corner of Randolph and Rockway Streets in Mishicot, WI. (920) 755-2525 or (920) 755-3317.
"The best small town historical museum and research center in Wisconsin"
Open Weekends 1-4pm, May through October. (Other times by appointment.)
Also: Open for Christmas in the Village - December 1, 2017. And sponsor of yearly historical one day bus trip to The Land of Chief Mishicott - next trip scheduled for June 16, 2018.
On the corner of Randolph and Rockway Streets in Mishicot, WI. (920) 755-2525 or (920) 755-3317.
"The best small town historical museum and research center in Wisconsin"
Open Weekends 1-4pm, May through October. (Other times by appointment.)
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Twenty six of our city parks throughout Manitowoc County provide a range of facilities from boat launching and fishing to team fields, tennis courts, trails, swimming pools, picnic areas, restrooms and beaches. Visit Manitowoc's Community built Playground at Henry Schuette Park or the NEW BMX/Skate Park Complex at Dewey St. Park. Some playground areas are supervised. And you can visit the Lincoln Park Zoo for free! Band concerts at Manitowoc's MetroStage in Washington Park Wednesday evenings during summer. Or go to Two Rivers Central Park for free concerts on Thursdays during the summer.
The City of Manitowoc has 37 parks, offering more than 670 acres of green play space - All public park facilities are open year 'round from 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Reservations for the shelters and cabins can be made through the City of Manitowoc Parks Department at 920-686-3580 or Two Rivers Recreation Department at (920) 793-5592. Refer to the map on page 9 or our 2012 Discovery Guide for exact locations
The City of Manitowoc has 37 parks, offering more than 670 acres of green play space - All public park facilities are open year 'round from 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Reservations for the shelters and cabins can be made through the City of Manitowoc Parks Department at 920-686-3580 or Two Rivers Recreation Department at (920) 793-5592. Refer to the map on page 9 or our 2012 Discovery Guide for exact locations
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More than 12,000 years ago, glaciers sculpted a unique landscape across Wisconsin. Discover this glaciation on the 1000-mile Ice Age Trail from the Aurora Medical Center Healing Garden through Woodland Dunes Nature Center, along the upper East Twin River and into Point Beach State Forest. Enjoy cross country skiing or snowshoeing on 6 different area trails.
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The Manitowoc Zoo has just under 200 animals, including 2 rescue cougar cubs adopted in 2014, black bear, bald eagle, snow leopard, wolves, bison and prairie dogs. The education building features reptiles, amphibians, tropical birds and interactive learning. Enjoy the playground, activity trail and picnic areas on zoo grounds. Located in beautiful Lincoln Park. The Lincoln Park Zoological Society helps sponsor zoo events and activities. Find them at www.manitowoczoologicalsociety.org/blog/. (free/suggested donation)
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Manitowoc Marina is a full service marine facility. Come and enjoy beautiful views while renting Hobie Kayaks or bikes perfect for the Mariners Trail. Stop in our Ship's Store for great deals on clothes, shoes, novelties and boating supplies. See the coast at it's best at Manitowoc Marina. Including 250 slips, 6-lane launch ramp, complete Ships Store, comprehensive vessel repair, diesel and gas fuel pumps.
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This 6-mile paved, recreational trail is the longest, continuous, scenic view of Lake Michigan in the state of Wisconsin! Hike, bike, walk, or roller blade down this scenic coastline between Manitowoc and Two Rivers. From the south you can pick up the trail in historic downtown Manitowoc at the 8th Street Bridge. You'll pass scenic overlooks, craggy coves and wide beaches, gift shops, restaurants and motels. With over 30 flower gardens, sculptures, and beautiful views, this will become one of your favorite trails!
Follow the signs through downtown Two Rivers for about a mile to reach the Rawley Point Recreation Trail connecting Point Beach State Forest, the historic Rawley Point Lighthouse, and Two Rivers. The Rawley Point Recreational Trail has a hard-packed limestone base and connects Two Rivers with Point Beach State Forest. The six-mile trail winds through pine and hemlock forests, dunes and fields.
Follow the signs through downtown Two Rivers for about a mile to reach the Rawley Point Recreation Trail connecting Point Beach State Forest, the historic Rawley Point Lighthouse, and Two Rivers. The Rawley Point Recreational Trail has a hard-packed limestone base and connects Two Rivers with Point Beach State Forest. The six-mile trail winds through pine and hemlock forests, dunes and fields.
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Step back in time to explore village and farm life in Manitowoc County from the 1850's to the early 1900's, travel through 25 historic buildings, and discover hands on activities at the Children's Discovery Village. Located just three miles west of I-43, (Exit #152).
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Point Beach features 3,000 acres of forest and 6 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline. Offering 129 campsites, cabins, group camp, lighthouse, bike trail, hiking trails, horseback riding, hunting, cross country skiing and picnic areas. Open all year.
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A Victorian Mansion built in 1891, listed on National Register of Historic Places and accredited by the American Association of Museums. Galleries feature changing exhibitions and a collection of American Art. This is the site of Sputnikfest, as a piece of Sputnik IV landed in front of the Mansion in 1962. Named one of USA Today’s “10 Great Places to See Art in Smaller Cities,” the museum features a World Class Art Collection.
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One of Manitowoc's finest parks, Silver Creek Park is set on the shore of Lake Michigan with a creek running through and scenic overviews. It consists of 71.74 acres and boasts several unique features such as rolling topography, rural-like wooded public areas, and a winter sports area. A challenging 18-hole disc golf course is located in the park.
There are lots of hiking trails in the park, a beautiful bridge spanning the creek and beach access as well as plenty of parking. The winter sports area includes large sledding and tubing hills that are easy to get to, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing opportunities.
There are lots of hiking trails in the park, a beautiful bridge spanning the creek and beach access as well as plenty of parking. The winter sports area includes large sledding and tubing hills that are easy to get to, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing opportunities.
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Enjoy arts, music, theater and performances at the historic location, in the doorway to Door County. Have a drink in the pub and enjoy the show!
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Preserving a way of life through the display of farming equipment fifty years and older. This museum is dedicated to the hardest working people in Wisconsin...the dairy farmers. This unique Museum displays miscellaneous tools, antique tractors, vintage farm equipment and a display of a living room, kitchen/dining room and a bedroom of a farmhouse from the early 1900's.
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Experience some of the best salmon and trout fishing on Lake Michigan. There's fun for the whole family on our spacious boat with all the equipment provided for your next memorable catch. Docked at Seagull Marina in Two Rivers, Dock 12 Keith Heberlein, Captain.
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The Midwest's largest maritime museum, where kids and adults can tour of the nation's most completely restored WWII submarine, the USS COBIA. Discover a gallery dedicated to Wisconsin-built recreational boats, or time-travel back to a 19th century shipbuilding town. Have fun with hands-on activities in the Children's Waterways Room and Little Lakefarer's Room, and you can operate a working triple-expansion marine steam engine. Then visit the Museum’s Gift Store, Pier 75, for all your nautical purchases! All at the region’s only Smithsonian affiliate and the largest Maritime Museum on the Great Lakes.
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