Point Beach State Forest
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Point Beach State Forest
 
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The Point Beach State Forest includes 2,900 acres of forest land, bordered on the east by some six miles of sand-ridged beach on Lake Michigan. Lying just north of the City of Two Rivers, the forest offers all of the natural beauty and assets of the wilderness with the convenience of urban facilities. The sandy shore of Lake Michigan is a major attraction for forest visitors. It is fascinating to walk, look and indulge in some aimless beachcombing. A major feature of the beach is Rawley Point and the U.S. Coast Guard operated lighthouse. It is the largest and brightest on the Great Lakes, boasting a 2 million candlepower lamp. Located atop a tower that rises 113 feet above the lake surface, it is visible for 19 miles and operates from one half hour before sunset to one half hour after sunrise.
 
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