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01/16/2014 09:44PM
I drive back and forth to lower michigan a couple times a year from Minnesota. I am wondering if there are any recommended areas for camping and canoeing mainly in the southern portion of the UP but anywhere will work.
Yes, I saw the thread from July 2010. Looking for other ideas to
Thanks
Yes, I saw the thread from July 2010. Looking for other ideas to
Thanks
“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Ralph Waldo Emerson...and...“Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading".
01/17/2014 11:18AM
Sylvania Wilderness. Its BWCA-lite. Paddle only in all lakes except one with private residences. Old growth forest, never been logged or burned.
Link to previous discussion. Its a good place to take people on a trial run if they're unsure about the full wilderness experience.
Link to previous discussion. Its a good place to take people on a trial run if they're unsure about the full wilderness experience.
When a man is part of his canoe, he is part of all that canoes have ever known. - Sigurd F. Olson, "The Singing Wilderness"
01/17/2014 11:37AM
I'll echo Sylvania and I've been there many times. Also has a good area for car camping if you don't want to do the backcountry thing for whatever reason and do day trips. The entire area is reachable via day trips if your willing to do some paddling.
Craig Lake state Park is another.
I think there is another canoe area in the UP called Big Island Lake Wilderness.
Just into Wisconsin is Whisker Wilderness. Not much for canoeing, but the area is lightly traveled. A lake called Perch Lake across the road with dispersed walk-in only camping around its edges.
Craig Lake state Park is another.
I think there is another canoe area in the UP called Big Island Lake Wilderness.
Just into Wisconsin is Whisker Wilderness. Not much for canoeing, but the area is lightly traveled. A lake called Perch Lake across the road with dispersed walk-in only camping around its edges.
01/17/2014 03:53PM
Another good idea is the Indian River Canoe trail just south of Munising, MI. It's not too far from Big Island Lake Wilderness.
Indian River Canoe Trail
Another idea down in the mitten of MI is the Manistee River. You can camp any where along the river in some of the sections. It's a fun little river with a strong current. Lots of turns to it. Great clean water and some great fishing too. Plus it's not that busy.
Indian River Canoe Trail
Another idea down in the mitten of MI is the Manistee River. You can camp any where along the river in some of the sections. It's a fun little river with a strong current. Lots of turns to it. Great clean water and some great fishing too. Plus it's not that busy.
"Rivers know this: there is no hurry. We shall get there someday.” ~A.A. Milne
01/18/2014 04:43PM
Thank you all. I will look into these suggestions. Much appreciated!
“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Ralph Waldo Emerson...and...“Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading".
04/06/2014 10:05PM
quote OldFingers57: "Another good idea is the Indian River Canoe trail just south of Munising, MI. It's not too far from Big Island Lake Wilderness.
Indian River Canoe Trail
Another idea down in the mitten of MI is the Manistee River. You can camp any where along the river in some of the sections. It's a fun little river with a strong current. Lots of turns to it. Great clean water and some great fishing too. Plus it's not that busy. "
The Big Manistee is a wonderful and very scenic river in Michigan. It is surely one of my favorites.
"You only have one chance at life, so make it an adventure!"
04/08/2014 06:52AM
quote JoeWilderness: "quote OldFingers57: "Another good idea is the Indian River Canoe trail just south of Munising, MI. It's not too far from Big Island Lake Wilderness.
Indian River Canoe Trail
Another idea down in the mitten of MI is the Manistee River. You can camp any where along the river in some of the sections. It's a fun little river with a strong current. Lots of turns to it. Great clean water and some great fishing too. Plus it's not that busy. "
The Big Manistee is a wonderful and very scenic river in Michigan. It is surely one of my favorites."
Ya, It's one of my favorites too. Love that you can camp pretty much anywhere. Some great sites that are already kind of established.
"Rivers know this: there is no hurry. We shall get there someday.” ~A.A. Milne
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