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Fischer Creek Conservation Area is the newest addition to the Manitowoc County Park System. This 160-acre site is owned by the state and maintained by the county. The area offers peaceful beach access, hiking trails, and viewpoints perfect to enjoy during all four seasons.

Walla Hi County Park was acquired in 1977 and spans 160 acres of a Kettle Moraine landscape. The park has scenic and well-marked hiking trails that meander through past springs, through woods, enter and open areas. Hikers can enjoy shaded paths in the forests, great for warmer days, but it can get a little buggy as well with the heat. The outer loop is used for equestrian trail riding, so keep an ear out for horses sharing the trail.

For over 164 years, the Manitowoc North Breakwater Lighthouse has guided boats in and out of Manitowoc Harbor. It was built in 1839, and the original brick structure stood on a high hill at the corner of 5th and York Streets near the Manitowoc River. Hikers can enjoy beautiful views from Lighthouse Park and walk the breakwater for an up-close look at this historic beacon.

Lighthouse Park, located just off the Mariners Trail, features a newly constructed public bathroom and pavilion, the Manitowoc Breakwater Lighthouse, and the Paws and Play Dog Park. Open seven days a week, the park is pet- and family-friendly, offering convenient parking and easy access to visit the Manitowoc North Breakwater Lighthouse.

Located on the banks of Lake Michigan in Manitowoc, this museum gives you a great insight into the region's maritime history. There are lots of things to discover, including a submarine and a battleship. The museum is open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Thursday to Monday.

Henry Schuette Park in Manitowoc offers an upper park with a large, fenced-in playground, restrooms, picnic areas, and grills. The lower park is a nature preserve with extensive hiking and biking trails, a kayak launch, and a section of the historic Ice Age Trail. Enjoy shady, tree-covered paths and sunny, warmer sections, or in the winter, explore the trails on snowshoes or cross-country skis.

Richard J Drum Memorial Forest lies along the banks of the West Twin River and has lush forests teeming with life. The forest is surrounded by farmland but is a natural oasis preserved for years to come.

Located on the banks of Lake Michigan in Manitowoc, this museum gives you a great insight into the region's maritime history. There are lots of things to discover, including a submarine and a battleship. The museum is open from 10am until 4pm Thursday to Monday.