Tag: Trail Type: Hiking
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Anderson Lake Pathway
Read more: Anderson Lake PathwayThe Anderson Lake Pathway is a 6-mile non-motorized trail system located about 5 miles southwest of Gwinn, Michigan. Managed as part of the state forest, the pathway features three interconnected loops ranging from 2.5 to 4.3 miles that wind through rolling terrain, dense hardwood, and conifer forests. The trail starts at the Anderson Lake West…
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Agate Falls Scenic Site
Read more: Agate Falls Scenic SiteAgate Falls Scenic Site is a popular 40-foot waterfall along the middle branch of the Ontonagon River in Ontonagon County, Michigan. Note that the site is temporarily closed for essential trestle bridge repairs through November 1, 2026. When open, it features a half-mile trail, a viewing platform, and an adjacent roadside park. You can see…
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Lake Superior Trail
Read more: Lake Superior TrailThe Story of the Lake Superior Trail Imagine yourself stepping onto the rugged and remote Lake Superior Trail, a hidden gem in the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. Starting near White Pine, Michigan, this 17.1-mile out-and-back trail promises an adventure like no other. Known as the most challenging trail in the park, it beckons backpackers,…
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Escarpment Trail
Read more: Escarpment TrailAddress: N 46° 48′ 9.36″ W 089° 45′ 57.24″Countie(s) trail is located in: GogebicTrail Type(s): Hiking <> Cross Country SkiingTrail Measurement: 8.4 Miles The Story of the Escarpment Trail In the heart of the Porcupine Mountains, nestled in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, lies a trail that many consider the crowning jewel of the Midwest—the Escarpment Trail. This…
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West Huginnin Cove Trail
Read more: West Huginnin Cove TrailAddress: 47.9187794,-89.1750868Countie(s) trail is located in: KeweenawTrail Type(s): HikingTrail Measurement: 2 Miles If you’re looking for a peaceful hike through Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the West Huginnin Cove Trail is a must-visit destination. This trail, located in Keweenaw County, winds through lush forests, along the rocky shoreline of Lake Superior, and offers stunning views of the…
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White Birch Trail
Read more: White Birch TrailTrail Map Located at the Twelvemile Beach Campground, approximately 18 miles west of Grand Marais on Alger County Road H-58. This two-mile-long self-guiding interpretive trail begins at the east end of the campground. The trail explores the natural history of the uplands adjacent to the lake, an environment very different from that near the campground…
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White Pine Interpretive Trail
Read more: White Pine Interpretive TrailAddress: Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Grand Marais, MI 49839 United StatesCountie(s) trail is located in: AlgerTrail Type(s): HikingTrail Measurement: 0.8 Miles Located in the Hiawatha National Forest, the White Pine Interpretive Trail is a must-visit destination for nature lovers. The trail is a short and easy loop that takes visitors through a majestic forest of…
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Valley Spur Ski Trail
Read more: Valley Spur Ski TrailAddress: 46.3630023,-86.6996005Countie(s) trail is located in: AlgerTrail Type(s): Cross Country Skiing <> Hiking <> Mountain Biking <> SnowshoeTrail Measurement: 28 Miles Trail Distance: 45 kilometers with 11 loops ranging from 1.5 km to 11km long. Trail Difficulty: Skiing: Novice to Advanced Hiking: Moderate Mountain Biking: Novice to Advanced Valley Spur Ski Trail: Michigan’s Winter Wonderland…