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Au Train River Canoe Trail
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Munising Ranger District
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This route was once a logging run to Lake Superior. Three access points plus take-out in Lake Superior. |
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Au Train Songbird Trail
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Munising Ranger District
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Several observation areas afford sights of varying species including chickadees, cedar waxwings, nuthatches, eagles, osprey, and herons. |
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Big Island Lake Canoe Trail
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Munising Ranger District
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More than 20 inland lakes rest amid rolling woodlands. Eight portages necessary. |
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Big Island Lake Wilderness
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Munising Ranger District
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For those interested in primitive camping and off-trail hiking without as many restrictions, many options are available. |
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Big Sable River
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Cadillac / Manistee Ranger Station
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Despite its 37-mile length, there are no developed access sites to Big Sable River. |
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Bruno's Run Hiking Trail
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Munising Ranger District
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This 10-mile route explores several forest types while venturing among a dozen lakes. |
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Davidson Lakes Wildlife Management Area
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Kenton Ranger District
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This WMA is undeveloped, so come prepared! |
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Deer Marsh Interpretive Trail
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Kenton Ranger District
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Deer Marsh is home to a wide variety of wildlife affording excellent viewing opportunities. |
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East Chickenbone Trail
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Isle Royale National Park
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This interior hike affords plenty of moose viewing opportunities while experiencing remote fishing waters. |
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Feldtmann Ridge & Island Mine Trails
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Isle Royale National Park
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For the most part, this three day backpack trip covers easy terrain which servers as research territory. |
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Greenstone Ridge Trail
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Isle Royale National Park
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Known simply as "The Greenstone" most first-time visitors choose to tackle a portion of this 40-mile trail. |
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Hoist Lakes Foot Travel Area
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Huron Shores Ranger Station
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Hoist Lakes - 10,600 acres of backcountry recreation in a working forest environment offering 16 trail segments. |
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Horseshoe Bay Wilderness
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St. Ignace Ranger District
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The United States Congress designated the Horseshoe Bay Wilderness Area in 1987 and it now has a total of 3,790 acres. |
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Huginnin Cove Loop Trail
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Isle Royale National Park
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Huginnin Cove Loop Trail is an excellent day hike that is an even better overnight hike. Sunsets and moose viewing are good reasons to spend the night at Huginning Cove Campground. |
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Indian Portage & Lake Mason Trails
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Isle Royale National Park
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Many scenic overnight campsites and many fishing opportunities lie along this historic Indian route. |
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Lane Cove Trail
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Isle Royale National Park
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Lane Cove Trail is an access route to the Five Fingers of Isle Royale. |
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Lookout Louise Trail
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Isle Royale National Park
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Lookout Lousie Trail, in addition to being the official start of Greenstone Ridge, offers some of the best views along the island's eastern ridge. |
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Mackinac Wilderness
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St. Ignace Ranger District
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The United States Congress designated the Mackinac Wilderness Area in 1987 and it now has a total of 12,230 acres. |
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Manistee River
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Cadillac / Manistee Ranger Station
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Beautiful terrain and excellent fishing make the Manistee River a northern Michigan favorite for anglers and nature photographers. |
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McCormick Wilderness
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Kenton Ranger District
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The United States Congress designated the McCormick Wilderness Area in 1987 and it now has a total of 16,532 acres. |
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Minong Ridge Trail
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Isle Royale National Park
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As one of the park's more challenging trails, serious hikers come prepared for trail challenges and wildlife sightings. |
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Monocle Lake Campground
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Sault Ste Marie Ranger District
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Monocle Lake Campground offers a variety of recreations from trails to sandy beaches to comfortable campsites. |
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Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area
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Cadillac / Manistee Ranger Station
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This protected Wilderness Area offers a unique opportunity to escape the rapid pace of every day life. |
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North Country Trail - Munising Segment
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Munising Ranger District
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The North Country Trail is a National Scenic Trail which when completed will extend 4,000 miles from New York to North Dakota. |
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North Country Trail - Sault Ste. Marie Segment
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Sault Ste Marie Ranger District
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The North Country Trail is a National Scenic Trail which when completed will extend 4,000 miles from New York to North Dakota. |
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Peninsula Point
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Rapid River Ranger District
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Peninsula Point makes for a memorable day visit for both nature and history lovers. |
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Rainbow Falls
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Bessemer Ranger District
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Black River Harbor parking lot and picnic area can also be hiked to from the Rainbow Falls west trail (CR 513). |
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Rock River Canyon Wilderness
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Munising Ranger District
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For those interested in primitive camping and off-trail hiking without as many restrictions, many options are available. |
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Round Island Wilderness
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St. Ignace Ranger District
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Access is difficult and time-consuming, and is only possible by boat or over ice. |
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Silver Mountain
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Bessemer Ranger District
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Looking for that remote and rugged bird-watching area few folks know about? Silver Mountain is it! |
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St. Martins Cross-country Ski Trail
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St. Ignace Ranger District
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Year-round trail affords outstanding wildlife viewing opportunities. Hikers and mountain bikers welcome. |
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Sturgeon River Gorge Wilderness
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Kenton Ranger District
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The United States Congress designated the Sturgeon River Gorge Wilderness Area in 1987 and it now has a total of 12,925 acres. |
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Sylvania Wilderness and Recreation Area
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Watersmeet Ranger District
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The United States Congress designated the Sylvania Wilderness Area in 1987 and it now has a total of 18,327 acres. |
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Wakeley Lake Foot-Travel Area
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Mio Ranger Station
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This non-motorized area is a "carry-in, carry-out" site. |
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Watersmeet / Land O' Lake Rail-Trail
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Watersmeet Ranger District
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This easy trail travels from the Wisconsin state line to the town of Watersmeet where an nice visitor center awaits. |
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Whitefish River Canoe Trail
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Rapid River Ranger District
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There are two branches to this canoe trail, each offering unique features. |
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