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Outdoor Adventures in Michigan

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Trails and Outdoor Recreation in Michigan

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Much of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, or UP as the locals call it, and the northern Lower Peninsula are state and national forest lands. Ottawa and Hiawatha National Forests take up a large portion of the UP while the Huron-Manistee National Forest predominates on the Lower Peninsula. Also on the UP, Porcupine Mountains State Park is the largest of the state parks.

Isle Royale National Park, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore each offer many miles of hiking trails. Isle Royale is reached by a long ferry ride to the north side of Lake Superior.

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Map of Michigan

The map below shows only approximate locations of trails.

	Existing multi-use trail			Existing hiking trail
	Planned multi-use trail			Planned hiking trail

Michigan Outdoor Adventures

• Bicycling - on-road routes and in cities
• Hiking - parks and other destinations
• Mountain Biking - trails to try
• Rail Trails - bike paths and other long-distance trails for walking, bicycling and skiing
• Cross-country Skiing - more than 90 destinations
• Guide Services - programs and trips for outdoor activities
• Lodging - resorts, lodges and hostels near outdoor recreation
• Parks and forests - more than 100 state parks and forests, three national parks and three national forests

Outdoor Recreation Resources

Michigan Tourism - Travel Michigan publishes a highway map and a 130-page travel guide with descriptions of attractions. Order a free guide at 1-888-784-7328 or from their web site, www.michigan.org

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