Pretty Lakes Quiet Area path and canoeing
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| Pretty Lake Rustic Campground is one of the state's favorites. A sand beach circles the 47-acre, 60-foot-deep clear lake. The well-protected 18 campsites are nestled among mature white pines and hardwoods. And 5 sites are even more secluded, requiring a short hike. Paddlers can portage to 4 other nearby pristine lakes. |
The Pretty Lakes Quiet Area ("quiet" means non-motorized) ranks very, very high as an ideal camping and day-use activity location, in the opinion of one experienced outdoorsman with high aesthetic standards. This is a state forest campground. For info, search michigan.gov/
motorcycle trail.
From H37/CR 407 about 5 miles south of Deer Park or 23 miles northwest of Newberry, take CR 416 about 3 miles west to campground road. (906) 293-5131. No fee for day use. Handicap accessible: main campground.
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