Lakeshore Chapter
Point Beach Hike July – Lakeshore Chapter
Point Beach State Forest, Hwy O 9400 County Highway O, Two Rivers, WI, United StatesThe Hike We will hike from the Red Pine parking lot north on the Red Pine trail, and then continue north to County Highway V. There will be an option to hike even further north to check out the Rahr Memorial School Forest. The School Forest includes a 0.3 mile curving boardwalk that crosses a […]
Point Beach Hike August – Lakeshore Chapter
Viceroy Rd. and County O, Two Rivers, WI South of Point Beach State Forest entrance, Two Rivers, WI, United StatesThe Hike We will begin our hike at County O, and hike north and east for a bit to cross a bridge over Molash Creek. We will continue into a mixed conifer/hardwoods forest. Then we join some of the Point Beach State Forest trails over ancient beach ridges and swales, ending up at the State […]
East Twin River Hike – Lakeshore Chapter
East Twin River Rockledge Rd., Mishicot, WI, United StatesThe Hike This hike is a round trip hike on the East Twin River segment of the Ice Age Trail. The trail winds through oak, pine, and silver maple woods with lots of views of the river from Hillview Road to Rockledge Road and back. The hike is 1.4 miles each direction. The Native American […]
LaBudde Creek Segment Hike #2 – Lakeshore Chapter
LaBudde Creek - CTH A Parking LotThe Hike: This segment features a wetland complex, undulating grassland, and forest upland as it highlights the 426-acre LaBudde Creek State Fishery Area. Join us as we hike a section of the Labudde Creek Segment from CTH A to CTH MM. Part of the hike is on brand new Trail along a recently acquired SIATA […]
Point Beach State Forest Hike #4 – Lakeshore Chapter
Point Beach State Forest, Hwy O 9400 County Highway O, Two Rivers, WI, United StatesThe Hike: We will start at the Red Pine parking lot across the road from the park ranger station. It is two miles to highway V. There will be a shuttle on V for those who do not wish to hike back to the parking lot. Event Details: The total hike is 4 miles and […]
Full Moon over Lake Michigan Hike at Point Beach – Lakeshore Chapter
Viceroy Rd. and County O, Two Rivers, WI South of Point Beach State Forest entrance, Two Rivers, WI, United StatesThe Hike: Our full moon hike has an out and back total of 2.8 miles. The October full moon is often called Hunters Moon, and was sometimes called Freezing Moon by Native American tribes. Our hike is fairly flat and will parallel Molash Creek part of the way. We will traverse a couple of trail […]
Trailtessa 2024- Be a Twilight Explorer
Woodland Dunes Nature Center 3000 Hawthorne Avenue, Two Rivers, WI, United StatesBe a Twilight Explorer Friday, April 26 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Cost: FREE Dunes Segment, Manitowoc County Woodland Dunes Nature Center, Two Rivers Be brave! Explore the magical time of twilight with a group of other women and girls. Be curious! Learn about evening spring sounds, then explore part of the Dunes Segment of […]
Armed Forces Day Hike Potawatomi State Park – Lakeshore Chapter
The Hike: Begins at the Eastern Terminus of The Ice National Scenic Age Trail. New trail was built last year by the Alliance Crew. The trail is on a ridge formed by the Niagara Escarpment . Volunteers used the rock of the escarpment to create a rock paved section. Crews replaced the old rail-road ties […]
LaBudde Creek Segment Hike Options – Lakeshore Chapter
Photo by Kathy Claude The Hike: This segment features a wetland complex, undulating grassland, and forest upland as it highlights the 426-acre LaBudde Creek State Fishery Area. Join us as we hike the Labudde Creek Segment from Garton Road to Rhine Road. Part of the hike is on brand new Trail along a recently acquired […]
Walla Hi Segment National Trails Day Hike – Lakeshore Chapter
Walla Hi County Park 18899 Mueller Rd, Kiel, WIThe Hike: Join us for a 2.3-mile (total) out-and-back hike along the Ice Age National Scenic Trail as it travels through the 160-acre Walla Hi County Park (Manitowoc County). The route offers both beauty and challenge as it meanders up and down through heavily forested oak and beech trees and around moss-covered erratics to Slab […]