Bay de Noc-Grand Island Riding & Hiking Trail
Used largely by horseback riders, this 40-mile trail, part of the Hiawatha National Forest, roughly follows the route of a centuries-old Ojibwe canoe and portage route used as a direct inland route from Lake Michigan to Lake Superior. The Whitefish River almost connects Au Train Lake with the head of Little Bay de Noc at Rapid River.The northern trailhead is on M-94 south of Au Train. Park north of M-94 by Ackerman Lake. (906) 387-2512. A brochure is available from all Hiawatha National Forest offices. Handicap accessible: call.
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POINTS OF INTEREST
POINTS OF INTEREST
Scott Falls. A highway rest stop permits a close-up look at charming Scott Falls and a pause by Lake Superior's Au Train Bay to see and reflect on an Ojibwa landmark ...
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Au Train River Canoe Trail. A slow, meandering river, good for families, great for seeing blue herons, kingfishers, and other wildlife. Two canoe liveries are here ... more
Bay de Noc-Grand Island Riding & Hiking Trail. 40 miles long, this is part of an ancient Ojibwa trail between Lake Michigan and Superior ... more
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