Explore one of the few remaining forested regions in the Midwestern U.S.
The Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park is one of the few remaining wilderness areas in the Midwest. Visitors are welcome to hike through the old-growth forests and see rivers, roaring waterfalls, and gorgeous panoramic views. With roughly 60,000 acres, Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park is Michigan’s largest state park. It features over 90 miles of trails and part of the Lake Superior shoreline.
Discover various natural attractions, including the Lake of the Clouds viewing area, the Summit Peak observation tower, and the Presque Isle River. The Summit Peak Trail is half a mile long, and the Summit Peak Loop takes you to Mirror Lake (round-trip is 5 miles). Stop by the Visitors Center to participate in interpretive programs, see the exhibit hall, get information on trail conditions, use wifi, and buy a souvenir at the gift shop. There are also 63 site-specific backcountry camping sites in the park if you want to enjoy an extended stay.
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