Hiawatha National Forest
Above the oven mitt that is mainland Michigan, a finger of land juts outward from Wisconsin toward Ontario. This is the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, a spectacular region known for its natural beauty, historic landmarks, and extreme temperatures. Hiawatha National Forest comprises roughly 880,000 acres in the central and eastern part of this remote territory that touches the shores of three Great Lakes. In the forest, visitors find incredible opportunities for outdoor fun without the crowds that usually come with such a breathtaking setting. Read More »
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Parks Near Hiawatha National Forest
- Au Train River, MI (15 mi.)
- Seney National Wildlife Refuge, MI (28 mi.)
- Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, MI (32 mi.)
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