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BREVORT
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Lake Michigan beach from Pointe aux Chenes to Brevort/ Hiawatha National Forest.. Just east of Brevort are 8 miles of beautiful, sandy, undeveloped Lake Michigan beach, part of the Hiawatha National Forest. ... more

Lake Michigan Beach & picnic area. Another splendid beach, backed by low dunes and mature forests. Part of the Hiawatha National Forest Lake Michigan campground. ... more

Brevoort Lake/Hiawatha National Forest. Good fishing, warmer swimming by a pretty picnic area, a hiking trail up a dune, and a camp store with boat and canoe rentals and fishing advice. ... more

First Edition Books. From her home north of Brevort, Mary Carney runs an interesting used book sotre, heavy on Michigan and Great Lakes history, but many other topics as well ... more

CCC Camp Round Lake Interpretive Site /Sand Dunes Cross-Country Ski Trail. A fine outdoor exhibit tells about the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps to employ jobless young men, and about Camp Round Lake that once stood here. 15 miles of looped hiking and ski trails go into secluded back dunes with some ancient beeches, oaks, and maples. ... more

Gustafson's Smoked Fish. Famous for smoked fish and jerky (beef, turkey, elk, and buffalo). Open year-round. . . . ... more

BREVORT

Brevoort Lake/Hiawatha National Forest

The 4,233-acre lake has a man-made spawning reef that has helped create a good walleye fishery. This heavily managed and stocked lake also has pike, muskie, panfish, bluegills, and crappie.

Fishing info and lake depth charts are always available for free at the camp store between the picnic area and campground. The store sells tackle, bait, groceries and snacks, and it rents boats (bring your own motor) and canoes.

Nearby is a sand beach (inland lakes have warmed up when Lake Michigan is still cold) and a lakeside picnic area with tables and grills.

The 20-minute interpretive Ridge Trail begins just outside the campground and goes up a sand dune with a Lake Michigan view. The North Country Trail passes neaby; a trail marker is by the campground entrance.

Just off U.S. 2 20 miles northwest of St. Ignace or about 5 miles southeast or Brevort. Turn north onto Brevort Camp Rd. for 1 mile to campground. (906) 643-7900. Store is usually open from mid May thru late Sept. Hours: 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Day use fee: $5/car. Dogs: on 6-foot leash.

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