Hiking Trails in Michigan

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One of the state?s premier destinations for wilderness canoeing and camping. Even in a state bristling with quality...

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- Sanilac Petroglyphs State Historic Site encompasses 240 acres in Michigan's Lower Peninsula several miles east...

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With its proximity to the Detroit metro area, Island Lake Recreation Area is a convenient getaway from urban sprawl...

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Short trails in Michigan's "Thumb" region near Lake Huron. This heavily forested state park offers the best of all...

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Yoopers (residents of the U.P.) and trolls (residents of the Lower Peninsula, who live below the Mackinac Bridge) a...

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The Rifle River Recreation Area is a multi-use area that provides a quiet getaway for hikers looking for a trail sy...

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Laughing Whitefish Falls, plunging 100 feet into a scenic gorge, earns mention as the most spectacular waterfall in...

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If youre a Midwest kayaker, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore has to appear on your top ten paddling wish list....

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Lake Gogebic is Michigan's largest inland lake located in the far western end of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan...

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Independence Oaks County Park is the largest unit in the Oakland County Parks system at 1062 acres, and a state-des...

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General Description Lost Lake Trail is known for its undulating nature. For 4.5 miles hikers make several signif...

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The McCormick Tract is a living vision of what the land was like when it was whole?and what it could be again. Logg...

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A historic logging camp, old-growth pines, and a spectacular visitor center make this ride a standout among the cro...

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Every time I visit the Union River, my usual brisk hiking pace slows to a halt. It is a place reminiscent of an art...

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What could be more exciting than viewing a shipwreck? Hiking through a ghost town, maybe? At Besser Natural Area it...

Craig Lake State Park