trails in the woods amongst large pine trees

Cedar River

Many trails wind along the banks of the Cedar River, known for its historic role in the logging boom of the mid-1800s. The trails are open to mountain biking, hiking, and horseback riding adventure seekers.

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Cedar River North Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail Camp

LAT 45.502407417699999 LONG -87.397818967399999, Cedar River, MI 49887

Open Year-round

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Wells State Park (J.W. Wells)

N 7670 Highway M-35, Cedar River, MI 49887

Accessibility Family-friendly Open Year-round Motorcoach Parking

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Cedar River Pathway

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Discover Cedar River

The Cedar River is a 67 mile long river flowing south and east to empty into Lake Michigan. Outdoor enthusiasts try their hand at fishing, enjoy a leisurly paddle in a kayak or canoe and listen to the sounds of nature as you pass by.

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