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Hungerford Lake Recreation Area stretches over 36 acres with activities year round. Offering hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and biking in the warmer weather, and cross-county skiing in the winter snow, this stop is one for anyone
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North Country Tail - This footpath reaches 4,600 miles of land. Like jewels on a necklace, this trail strings together communities, prairies, and forests. Great for hike, a chance to go for a bike ride or a simple stroll, these paths offer seasonal activities for all. Home of the North Country Trail office. |
Hesperia Dam - walk along the riverside boardwalk by the dam, take a swim in the Millpond, or enjoy a quiet walk out to the Gazebo on the island. The more adventurous can take a canoe or kayak trip down the White River, fish along the riverbanks, put in your own boat or hire a river guide . |
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Loda Lake - This wildflower sanctuary provides nature trail displaying over 150 different species of plant life. Picnic areas are also available with gills for a lunch or dinner stop to accompany your experience. |
Hardy Dam along with its sister Croton Dam form Michigan's Largest inland Lake. |
Croton Dam combined with Hardy Dam have 50 miles of shoreline that provides campgrounds, picnic areas, and boat ramps. |
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Big Prairie Pine Forest -
This is the largest desert east of the Mississippi that was formed in 1852. It is a playground to dune rides, picnics, and long walks in the white sand.
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Coolbough Natural Areas
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High Rollaway - Picturesque view of Muskegon River, off M-82 in Newaygo with stairs to the river. A great stop in any season.
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Stephen F. Wessling Observatory Formed in 2005, this environmental center located in Fremont, gives the opportunity for the experienced spectator or for the first-time gazer the chance to become astronomers |
The Water Buffalo Farm in Fremont will be a producing mozzarella cheese, as well as yogurt, ricotta cheese and gelato from the water buffalo's milk. Agricultural tours will be offered in the future. |
Manistee National Forest formed in 1938 this 481,000 acre forest has nationally-recognized rivers, trails, a scenic byway, over 300 miles of trails, a wilderness area, and many camping opportunities. |
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