With its pristine parklands, beautiful lakes and rivers and outstanding recreational facilities, it's no wonder that the Manitowoc-Two Rivers area has become one of the Midwest's hottest tourist stops and best places to live, work and play. With Lake Michigan providing a warming effect in the winter months and a cooling effect in the summer, the area has weather well suited for active and passive recreation. From a full-service marina to well groomed golf courses, from fishing charters to a free zoo, from a variety of inland lakes and rivers to beautiful city and county parks, from the YMCA to municipal recreation, residents and visitors alike have no problem finding enjoyable places to visit and things to do.

Check out the many places to go, outdoor areas, golf courses and other recreational opportunities the Manitowoc-Two Rivers are provides to its residents and visitors below in the special section on Recreation and Leisure.

 The abundance of big fish feeding in Lake Michigan's coastal waters off Two Rivers has given many of our sport fishing guests tro­phies to treasure for a lifetime.

Point Beach State Forest (http://www.reserveamerica.com/jsp/commonpage.jsp?goto=/usa/wi/poin/newindex.html)
Address: 9400 County Highway O, Two Rivers Phone: 794-7480

Description: Point Beach offers six miles of Lake Michigan shore­line, with dunes, a lighthouse, camping, and hiking, biking, skiing, nature and snowmobile trails.

Woodland Dunes (http://www.woodlanddunes.com/ )
Address: U.S. Highway 310, Two Rivers Phone: 793-4007

Description: A natural area that is a haven for wildlife and humans. Miles of hiking trails - two are wheelchair accessible. Educational programs.

Pine Crest Village
Address: 924 Pine Crest Lane, Manitowoc Phone: 6845110

Description: 25 historic buildings and special museum exhibits interpret farm and village life in Manitowoc County. A project of the Manitowoc County Historical Society.

West of the Lakes Gardens
Address: 915 Memorial Drive, Manitowoc Phone: 684-8506

Description: Six-and-a-half acres of formal gardens, including rose garden and Japanese garden, along Lake Michigan. The gardens are open and free to the public from the end of May through mid-Octo­ber.

Mariners Trail (http://www.marinerstrail.org & http://www.manitowoc.org/marinerstrail.htm )
Address: Along Memorial Drive

Description: This 12-mile paved recreation trail along the scenic lakeshore connects Manitowoc's downtown river walk with down­town Two Rivers. The trail is the longest continuous scenic view of Lake Michigan in the state of Wis­consin. It accommodates bicycles, walkers, joggers, roller bladers and is dog friendly.

Natural Ovens Farm, and Natural Ovens Bakery ( http://www.naturalovens.com/About_Us/Visit_Us/ )
Address: 4300 County Road CR, Manitowoc Phone: 758-2500

Description: Pet the kittens, pup­pies, donkeys and sheep in the ani­mal petting area. Help gather the eggs and feed the Belgian horses. view farm implements from earliest recorded history to the present day. See how Natural Ovens bread and other products are produced. Free.

YMCA ( http://www.mtwctrymca.org/ )
Address: 205 Maritime Dr., Man­itowocPhone: 682-0341

Description: Open and family swim times and day passes available.

Swimming beaches
Address: Lake Michigan Phone: 683-4876  (Back to top)

Description: On hot summer days, enjoy a swim at Red Arrow Park (http://www.manitowoc.org/parkandrec/Parks/facilities.htm ) in Manitowoc or Neshotah Beach (http://www.two-rivers.org/services/index.shtml?page=9&order=services.title ) in Two Rivers.

Manitowoc County Expo (http://www.manitowoccountyexpo.com/ )
Address: 5201 Vista Road, ManitowocPhone: 683-5058

Description: Manitowoc County Expo grounds host the Manitowoc County Fair each August. The grounds and buildings also are used for a variety of events, such as horseshows, car shows, flea markets and racing. Camping also is available.

Marinas

Manitowoc Marina (http://www.manitowoc-marina.com/ )
Address: 425 Maritime Dr., ManitowocPhone: 6825117

Description: Manitowoc Marina is a multi-million dollar Full Ser­vice Marina Complex on, the west­ern shores of Lake Michigan. This state-of-the-art marina is only a three hour drive from Chicago, ninety minutes from Milwaukee, and a half day sail from Door County.

Seagull Marina & Campground (http://www.seagullmarina.com/ )
Address: 1400 Lake St., Two Rivers, Phone: 793-3321

Description: Full-service marina, new/used boat sales, service shop with certified mechanics. Dockage, fishing from piers or charters. Open daily.

Twin Cities Marine, Inc.
Address: 1600 12th St., Two Rivers, Phone: 793-2715

Description: New and used boats and motors. "Specializing in Boston Whaler boats." Extensive parts de­partment, custom rigging, storage, gas, ice, dock rentals, launching ramp, electronics, hardware, clothing, large indoor showroom. Located on the water.

Outdoors Link to MapQuest (Back to top)

Public hunting grounds .

Coffins Marsh: 5,434 acres abutting the Manitowoc River via Mud Creek. This area features furbearers, waterfowl, deer and upland pheasant hunting. The Collins refuge attracts thousands of visitors every year to watch the annual waterfowl migrations.

Cleveland Swamp: South of Cleveland, this wooded area features deer, small game, woodcock and turkey hunting opportunities.

Kiel Marsh Wildlife Area (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/wildlife/reclands/recmaps/kielmarsh.pdf ): 883 acres along the Sheboygan River. This area features waterfowl and furbearers.

Point Beach State Forest: (http://www.reserveamerica.com/jsp/commonpage.jsp?goto=/usa/wi/poin/newindex.html) 2,555 acres to hunt early and late bow season deer, gun deer, waterfowl and small game.

Killsnake Wildlife Area (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/wildlife/reclands/recmaps/killsnake.pdf ) 5,777 acres located three miles from Chilton on which to pursue pheas­ants, deer, waterfowl, small game and furbearers. The Killsnake River, Cedar Creek and the South Branch of the Manitowoc River converge here to form the Mani­towoc River.

Public lakes and rivers (Back to top)

Harpt Lake (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0084600z.htm ): Parking for four car-trailer units is provided at the public access to the 20-acre lake. The lake is known for walleye, largemouth bass, black crappie, northern pike, perch, bluegill and rock bass. Use of motors, except for electric, is prohibited. Maxi­mum depth is 49 feet. Access off of North Lake Road.

Tuma Lake (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0087900z.htm ): A 15-acre lake with public access and four car-trailer units, the lake is known for wall­eye, bass, bluegill, perch, crappie and northern pike action. Use of motors, except for electric, is pro­hibited. Maximum depth is 30 feet. Access off of West Tuma Lake Road.

Bullhead Lake (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0068300z.htm ): This 67-acre lake accommodates 30 car-trailer units, and is well known for walleyes, perch, crappies and bluegills. Max­imum depth is 55 feet. Access off of County Highway JJ.

Gass Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0067100z.htm ) The 6.5-acre spring­fed lake with space for eight car­trailer units offers bass, bluegill, perch and crappie fishing opportu­nities. Maximum depth is 24 feet. Access off of Gass Lake Road:

West Twin River (http://www.manitowoccounty.com/recreation/westTwin.asp ). The site offers a handicapped-accessible pier. Sea­sonal fishing for trout and salmon annually draws thousands of an­glers to the area, but northern pike, channel catfish and bass offer year-round opportunities. Ac­cess off of County

English Lake (http://www.lake-link.com/lakes/displaymap.cfm?LakeID=2331 ): This 51-acre lake with space for 15 car-trailer units of­fers walleye, largemouth bass and crappie fishing opportunities. Maxi­mum depth is 85 feet. Access off of Brunner Road.

Hardaub Lake http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0067200z.htm ) The 38-acre lake with room for eight car4railer units is known for large northern pike, bass, bluegills and perch. Use of motors other than electric is prohib­ited. Maximum depth is 59 feet. Ac­cess off of Hartlaub Lake Road.

Carstens Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0066800z.htm ) The 20-acre lake has room for 15 car-trailer units. Northern pike, largemouth bass and bluegills make up the majority of the catch. Maximum depth is 30 feet. Access off of Carstens Lake Road.

Wilke LakeL http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0058000z.htm ) The 97-acre lake with space for 10 car-trailer units offers largemouth bass, northern pike, bluegill and perch fishing opportuni­ties. Maximum depth is 22 feet. Ac­cess off of Ucker Point Creek Road.

Shoe Lake(http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0046700z.htm ): This 9-acre lake offers a shoreline with little development. The lake has some bluegill, large­mouth bass and occasional north­ern pike fishing opportunities. About 100 feet of public lake front and space for 15 car-trailers offer many points of public access. Use of motors other than electric is pro­hibited. Maximum depth 34 feet.

Cedar Lake (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0045100z.htm ): At 139 acres, Cedar is the largest inland lake in the county. Northern pike, largemouth bass, perch, crappies and bluegills offer year-round angling opportuni­ties. Maximum depth is 21 feet. Ac­cess off of Cedar Lake Road.

Pigeon Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0064000z.htm ) The 77-acre lake is a popular spot for waterskiing and boating in the summer, with 10 car­trailer spots. Ice fishing shanty towns form in the winter to capitalize on the populations of walleye, northern pike, largemouth bass and panfish. Maximum depth is 67 feet. Access off of Pigeon Lake Road.

Spring Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0063700z.htm ) An eight-acre lake with space for eight car-trailer units is provided at the lake access. Northern pike, largemouth bass and bluegills are found in the lake. Maxi­mum depth is 24 feet. Access off of Spring Lake Road.

Long Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0077500z.htm ) This 117-acre lake of­fers fishing for northern pike, largo­mouth bass, walleye, perch, white bass, bullhead, crappie, bluegill and pumpkinseed from shore or boat. Maximum depth is 30 feet. Access off of Boot Lake Road.

Horseshoe Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0064200z.htm ) A nine-acre lake offers spring rainbow trout as well as northern pike, largemouth bass, crappie and bluegill. Use of motors other than electric is prohibited. Maximum depth is 50 feet. Access off of County Highway XX.

Silver Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0067400z.htm ) A 55-acre lake offers shore and boat fishing for northern pike, largemouth bass, perch and bluegill. Access off of State High­way 151. Maximum depth is 43 feet.

Major county parks (Back to top)

Cherney Maribel Caves: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/er/sna/sna48.htm ) Cherney Maribel Caves County Park occupies 75 acres on the West Twin River north of the Village of Maribel in the town of Cooperstown. The cliffline contains small caves and crevasses, and the upland area is de­veloped for picnicking. The area is an especially important geological area formed by glacial activity. The area offers hiking, picnick­ing, grilling and fishing opportunities in addition to restrooms and playground equipment.

Long Lake County Park: Access off of County Highway R. In addition to fishing opportunities, the 4.5-acre park offers public access for boating, and has been developed into a picnic area. Grills, play­ground equipment, a well and a toi­let complement the area.

Lower Cato Falls: Access off of Boot Lake Road. This 84-acre park on the south side of the Manitowoc River is scenic with wooded hills, rock outcroppings and a wide variety of trees. The Manitowoc River flows through a narrow gorge that has formed unique rock formations and 'a waterfall. Picnicking and hiking are among the most popular activities here. The upper part of the park has a full playground, grills and restroom fa­cilities. And 2,040 feet of shoreline in the lower part offer opportunities for fishing. Access off of County Highway JJ.

Silver Lake Park: (http://www.wisinfo.com/heraldtimes/news/archive/local_13167772.shtml ) This 12-acre parcel is a project in the works. Leased to the county by the Francis­can Sisters of Christian Charity of the Holy Family Convent, the coun­ty is developing a rehabilitation plan for the park and plans to treat the lake for its abundant rough fish and algae problems. Access off of State Highway 151.

Horseshoe Lake: (http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/fhp/lakes/lakemap/0064200z.htm  )An 8.5-acre park offering an attractive picnic area with grills, well and playground equipment developed on the hill­side, as well as public access to a fishing pier and public toilets. Ac­cess off of County Highway XX

Walla Hi County Park: (http://www.manitowoccounty.com/recreation/walihi.asp ) Located about 4 miles east of Kiel, the 160­acre park features a scenic drive through the kettle moraine area, a great diversity of environments and several small springs. Fishing, hiking, picnicking and cross-country skiing are the most popular activities at the park. The park also offers grills, playground equipment, a well, picnic tables and toilet facilities. The park features an abandoned fish hatchery.

Fischer Creek Park: Access off of Mueller Road. This 109-acre park just north of Cleveland offers more than one mile of Lake Michi­gan shoreline, nature trails and a di­verse ecology, from ancient sand dunes to wetlands, hardwoods and bluffs overlooking Lake Michigan. Access off of County Highway LS.

Neshota Park: Two Rivers-  Two miles of white sand beach, playground, picnic area and shelters. Lifeguard on duty in a swimming area. Open 6am - 11pm.

Golf Courses Link to MapQuest (Back to top)

Manitowoc County offers a wide aray of courses for the golf enthusiast. Golfers can try their hands at everything from playing a pair of challenging par 3 courses or a round on he same layout that hosts a profess­ional golf tour stop to simply getting a taste of each of eight courses n the county. There are also plenty of leagues field every summer - morning, afternoon and evening - which are s much fun as they are competitive. They are great ways to play some good golf and make a whole lost of new friends.For those new to the sport, many of the courses feature driving ranges and putting greens to perfect your craft, while for those seeking , lessons there are plenty of top-flight professionals ready to help some one get started.

Autumn Ridge Golf Club (http://www.autumnridgegolfcourse.com/ )
Location: One Straight Drive, Valders. (Southeast of Valders off of Pigeon Lake Road). Phone: (920) 758-3333. Course: 18 holes, par 70. Yardage: 6,009 yards from back tees; 5,444 yards from middle tees; 4,639 yards from forward tees. Extras: Driving range, banquet facilities, Legend's Pub & Grill.

Branch River Country Club (Private) (http://www.branchrivercc.com/)
Location: 3212 N. Union Road, Cato. (Five miles west of Manitowoc off of Branch River Road). Phone: (920) 6843319. Course: 18 holes, par 71 (72 from forward tees). Yardage: 6,698 yards from back tees; 6,463 yards from middle tees; 5,960 yards from senior tees; 5,555 yards from forward tees. Extras: Clubhouse with two dining rooms, swimming pool, tennis courts, trap shooting range.

Emerald Hills Golf Course (http://www.wisconsingolfonline.com/directory/coursedetail.cfm?recordid=205 )
Location: 3659 Riverview Drive, R Two Rivers. (Located on the north edge of Two Rivers off of Highway 42). Phone: (920) 794 8726. Course: 9 holes, par 36. Yardage: 3,051 yards from back tees, 2,911 yards from forward tees. Extras: Full practice facilities, bar, limited food service.

Fox Hills Resort (http://www.fox-hills.com/golfing/http://www.fox-hills.com/golfing/ )
Location: 250 West Church St., Mishicot. (Located on the south side of Mishicot). Phone: (920) 755-2376. Course: 45 holes (Red 9, White 9, Blue 9, The National 18). Yardage: Red 9 & White 9 - 6,406 yards from back tees, 6,143 yards from middle tees, 5,692 yards from forward tees; Blue 9 & Red 9 - 6,220 yards from back tees, 6,013 yards from middle tees, 5,598 yards from forward tees; White 9 and Blue 9 - 6,044 yards from back tees; 5,780 yards from middle tees; 5,390 yards from forward tees; The National 18 - 6,948 yards from tournament tees, 6,574 yards from back tees, 6,267 yards from middle tees, 5,366 yards from for­ward tees. Extras: Banquet and resort facilities, full practice area.
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Meadow Links Golf Course (http://www.golfwi.com/index.cfm?nav_option=course_home&Location=Meadow%20Links%20Golf%20Course )
Location: 1540 Johnston Dr, Manitowoc. (Located on the north­east side of Manitowoc). Phone: (920) 682-6842. Course: 18 holes, par 70 (par 71 from forward tees). Yardage: 6,137 yards from back tees, 5,899 yards from middle tees, 5,317 yards from forward tees. Extras: Full practice facilities, bar and restaurant, bowling alley.

Eastwin Valley Golf Course (http://www.wisgolf.com/courses/eastwin.html )
Location:-3012 Riverdale Lane, Two Rivers. (Located one mile north of Two Rivers off of Maple­wood Road). Phone: (920) 793-5997. Course: 9 holes, par 27 (par 3 course). Yardage: 8,897 yards. Extras: Full practice area with 300-yard driving range, bar and grill, outing and leagues invited.

Seven Lakes Golf Course (http://www.sevenlakesgd.com/)
Location: Located on County S, two miles south of Whitelaw. Phone: (920) 775-4000. Course: 1 holes, par 4 (par 3 course). Yardage: 1,453 yards front nine, 1,389 yards back nine, 2,842 yards total. Extras: Banquet facilities, driving range, putting green.

Elks Club Golf Course (Private)
Location: 200 E. Waldo Blvd, Manitowoc. Phone: (920) 682-8082. Course: 9 holes, par 35.

City of Kiel Recreation Department (http://www.kielwi.org/Community%20facilities.html ) 621 Sixth St., Kiel Contact: 894-2909

Mishicot Village Office (http://www.mishicot.org/amen.html ) Contact: 755-2525

Reedsville High School Office, (http://www.reedsville.k12.wi.us/index.html ) Contact: 754-4341

Valders Area School District, Community Services & Aquatics, (http://www.valders.k12.wi.us/hs.htm )138 Jefferson St., Valders, Contact: 775-9505

Senior Citizens Activities

Contact: 683-4180, Office on Aging; 683-4506, Manitowoc Senior Center; 793-5596, Two Rivers Senior Center.

Camp Sinawa Nature and Recreational Area, 9113 Sinawa Road, Valders Contact: 758-2615

A total of 265 acres of forested land located on Pigeon Lake in Manitowoc County. Nature and hiking trails, camping, swimming, boats, fishing, picnic area, cross-country ski trails.
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4-H Camp TaPaWingo, 915 W. TaPaWingo Road, Mishicot, Contact: 755-2785
A total of 78 acres nestled along the East Twin River which provides a beautiful setting for outdoor activities. Housing facilities include the Rensink Lodge (capacity for 64 people) with its huge fireplace and 11 rustic cabins. The Buchholz Nature Center and Wagner Memorial Building (used for arts and crafts) also provide additional resources for user groups. Available for summer activities is an obstacle course, tennis/basketball/volleyball courts and a softball diamond. In the winter, there are ski trails, tobogganing, innertubing, snowshoeing and ice skating available. Reservations are required. Open to the general public, schools, churches, youth groups, retreats, and special needs groups. Also, senior citizens, family gatherings, club meetings, natural science workshops and company picnics.

Manitowoc County Ice Center,( http://www.socialgrid.com/ice-skating-rinks/wisconsin-ice-skating.html) Located on the Expo grounds, Manitowoc Contact: 682-2098

YMCA, (http://www.mtwctrymca.org/ )205 Maritime Drive, Manitowoc, Contact: 682-0341

Social and fitness programs for all ages; helpful, knowledgeable staff; gyms, pools, whirlpool; weight room, aerobic exercise room, circuit training; tennis and racquetball courts; childcare available; day passes. Call for membership rates.

Jazzercise, Contact: 775-9305

Safe, fun, effective workouts. Aerobic, Step, Circuit for beginners, intermediate, advanced students. Morning and evening classes. Child care is available. Certified instructors with CPR. Located in Manitowoc, Two Rivers, Mishicot, Valders, Kiel, and New Holstein.

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Point Beach State Forest- (http://www.a1trails.com/cgi-bin/go.cgi?WIDNR.Parks) Trails: 18 km of trails are groomed for cross-country skiing. Trail fees: Park entry fee. Snow report: DNR Trail Conditions  Nearest town:Two Rivers, WI  Web site: Wisconsin State Parks Trail map: Available at the park and on the DNR website; Equipment rentals: No; Ski lessons: No; Facilities: Outhouse toilet ; Lodging on site: No; Lodging nearby: Location of trails: North of the town of Two Rivers; Tourism info: Manitowoc Area VB; Weather report: for Manitowoc ; Map of local region: Two Rivers Area

4-H Camp TaPaWingo (See above)

Baseball

Manitowoc and Two Rivers have semi-professional teams. . The Manitowoc Bandits are in the Northeastern Wisconsin  Baseball League with home at the Manitowoc Municipal Field, South 23rd and Grand Ave
and the independent, Two Rivers Polar Bears home is Walsh Field,
22nd St. & Sandy Bay Road

Manitowoc American Legion Baseball is part of the Fox Valley League.

See also Other Recreational Opportunities (above).

Bowling

There are a number of bowling alley and leagues throughout the county. Consult the yellow pages.

Snowmobiling

County Planning & Parks, 4319 Expro Dr., Manitowoc, WI 54220 ,Phone for maps/conditions: 920-726-7669 (http://www.manitowoc-county.com/recreation/default.asp) Phone for conditions only: 1-800-627-4896 (http://www.manitowoc.org/tourism.htm ); # of trail miles Funded: 221.1 ; # of trail miles in County: 262.1.

Roller Skating

Rollaire Skate Center (http://www.rollaire.com/ )E-mail: info@rollaire.com; Call: (920) 683-4567; Visit: 930 N. 18th Street Manitowoc, WI

Periodic Events Link to MapQuest (Back to top)

Auto racing

The 141 Speedway (http://www.racingonline.com/141/ ) is located four miles north of Francis Creek on County R and offers racing eve. Saturday night from April through September with competition in the Mid-American class, Super Stock class, Mini-Stock class and Hobby Stock class. There are also special events at the banked quarter-mile as­phalt track, including a host of en­duro races.. Contact Phone - (920) 863-3377. Web site - http://www.141speedway.com/.

The Eastern Wisconsin Stock Car Club offers a racing schedule beginning in April and continuing into September at various race­tracks in eastern Wisconsin. The club, which runs Winged Super Modifieds, Limited Late^-Models, Super Stocks and All-American Mighty 4's, holds a quartet of shows at the Manitowoc County Fair­grounds throughout the summer, while also running regularly in Ply­mouth, Chilton and Luxemburg. Contact: Web site - http://www.ewsc racing.com/.

Professional Golf

The National Golf Association/Hooters Tour makes a stop in Mishicot at the Fox Hills Resort Na­tional Course during the summer. The four-day tournament, wich in­cludes a qualifying event and a pro­am, is free to the public and is a great opportunity to see profession­al golfers who are on the verge of earning their PGA cards. NGA/Hooters Tour alumni include Jim Furyk, Ben Curtis and Shaun Micheel, winners of three of the four major winners in 2002. Contact: Fox Hills Resort. Phone - (920) 755-2376. Web sites: www.fox-hills.com or http://www.hooterstour.com/.

Cycling

The Maritime Bay Bike Classic (http://www.internationalcycling.com/venue/manitowoc.shtml)has become a staple of summer fun in Manitowoc County. Held every July, it is part of a series of races around the Midwest, which draws top professional cyclists from around the country. In addition to the pro event, there are plenty of divisions for all ages of cyclists, who pedal through downtown Manitowoc in front of usually very large crowds.
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Fishing Derby

The Northeastern Wisconsin Salmon Derby and the Two Rivers Kiwanis Fishing Derby are two of the largest events on Lake Michigan every year, drawing anglers from all over the state and country. The Northeastern Wisconsin Salmon Derby will be held July 2-4 in 2004 and is based out of Manitowoc, while the Two Rivers Kiwanis is held annually in mid July.

Tennis

The Brutal Wear Adult Open is a three-day event which draws some of the top tennis talent from northeastern Wisconsin and from around the state. Com­petition is held in men's and women's singles and doubles divi­sions for players of every age and skill level. There is also a Brutal Wear Junior Open held the week­end prior to the main event. The event takes place in late June.

There is also the Manitowoc County Amateur Open, which is held annually in August and is also open to men and women of all ages and skill levels. Competi­tion is bracketed in singles, dou­bles and mixed doubles competi­tion See also YMCA and Two Rivers Recreation Department.

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