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Michigan Hiking

They lead us through old growth forests. They guide us to waterfalls. They usher us to the tops of mountains, back across time and down through urban canyons. The hiking trails in the State of  Michigan. Here we can hike more than 200 miles on the Shore-to-Shore Trail that connects Lake Huron and Lake Michigan. Or take a day hike on any breathtaking section of the North Country National Scenic Trail. So let’s lace up our hiking boots, because in this part of the world, any given pathway will point us to Pure Michigan.  Do you like sand dunes?  Then read about three breathtaking Dune Destinations from writer Rebecca Reynolds, with permission from Michigan BLUE magazine.

Beauty of East Grand Traverse Bay

Beauty of East Grand Traverse Bay
Hiking the coast line of East Grand Traverse Bay between Petoskey and Harbor Springs in the northwest lower peninsula can be a magical experience.   This is one of the wonderous and unique experiences of Pure Michigan.

Hiking near Au Sable River

Hiking near Au Sable River
It's peaceful and beautiful hiking along a path near the Au Sable river and Iargo Springs Interpretative Center in Oscoda Township.  A quiet hike in nature's beauty is Pure Michigan.

Hungarian Falls, Hubbel

Hungarian Falls, Hubbel
With so many natural wonders in Michigan, hiking throughout the parks, woods, and inland trails is a must-do activity. Here the hikers are visiting Hungarian Falls near Hubbell in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Kalember

Pure Michigan Minute - Spring Hiking

Pure Michigan Minute - Spring Hiking
Michigan's adventure travel expert Byron Goggin shows you why hiking in the spring is a wonderful activity. Michigan's spring thaw reveals sights and sounds that can only be found down the path less traveled. Pure Michigan minute.
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