Two Rivers Travel Guide

Six miles of sandy Lake Michigan shoreline frame this 3,000-acre forest retreat with diverse hiking trails. Climb the historic Rawley Point Lighthouse for spectacular views or camp overnight under the stars.

Explore ancient glacial history through exposed layers of a forest buried 12,000 years ago. Geologists and nature enthusiasts will marvel at the preserved spruce and pine remnants along the dramatic Lake Michigan bluffs.

The Bernard Schwartz House showcases Wright's visionary Usonian design with its dramatic 63-foot living room overlooking the river. Overnight stays let guests experience this 1939 architectural masterpiece first-hand.

This historic village showcases 185 years of Great Lakes fishing heritage, featuring the 1886 North Pier Lighthouse. Explore authentic buildings and discover artefacts from legendary shipwrecks.

This 11.5-mile lakeside path connects Manitowoc and Two Rivers with stunning Lake Michigan views. Cycle the paved Mariners section or explore the limestone Rawley Point Trail to reach the historic lighthouse.

This museum houses the world's largest collection of wood type with over 1.5 million pieces. Visitors can explore printing history and participate in hands-on workshops using authentic presses.

This 1,500-acre sanctuary showcases diverse ecosystems with forests, wetlands, and prairies teeming with wildlife. Explore seven miles of trails through a designated Important Bird Area where migratory species thrive.

This 1850s inn claims fame as the birthplace of the ice cream sundae, invented here in 1881. Explore the original 1890s saloon and enjoy a traditional sundae in the replica of Berners' Ice Cream Parlour.