Fischer Creek Conservation Area This 160-acre site is a new addition to the Manitowoc County Park System. The property lies on both sides of Fischer Creek and is a mix of habitats including old field, lowland forest and shrub-carr. The property runs parallel to Lake Michigan. In spring and fall, thousands of migrating waterfowl can be seen from the bluffs above the lake. There is a system of hiking trails that take you into the interior of the property where you can enjoy Scarlet Tanagers, Red-bellied Woodpeckers, and Broad-winged Hawks. Directions: Located 9 miles south of Manitowoc on Cty LS, one mile north of Cleveland. Gazetteer: Page 47, A-7 (prior to 10th edition). | Page 81, A-5 (10th edition). Phone: 920-683-4189. Web site: Fischer Creek Conservation Area Signature species: Waterfowl, songbirds, and hawks. Rare species: Red-throated loon and Long-tailed Duck. Seasonality: Open all year. Parking: Parking lot Nearest food & lodging: Cleveland and Manitowoc. |