Manistee River Trail
MichiganTrailMaps.com says, "From Hodenpyl Dam Pond the Manistee River winds south uninhibited and free in the Manistee National Forest for 13 miles before a road crosses it. Unmolested by bridges, cottages and dams, this wild stretch of Michigan’s third-longest river appeals not only to paddlers and anglers looking for trophy trout but also to hikers. On the east side of the river lies the Manistee River Trail, on the west side a portion of the North Country Trail (NCT). Together those trails can be combined into a 23-mile loop that has become one of the most popular backpacking treks in the Lower Peninsula." Click here for trail maps!
Note: Not all sections of each trail are approved for every activity listed for the trail as a whole. Please click on individual trail sections to see approved activities for that section.
LENGTH: | 10.9 mi |
SURFACE: | 100% Natural |
ORGANIZATION: | US Forest Service |
TERRAIN: | 100% Unspecified |
WEBSITE(S): | http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/hmnf/null... |
TRAIL FILES: | N/A |
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