r/CampAndHikeMichigan • • 8h ago

looking for a quiet 20 to 25 mile loop in the northern lower peninsula for late spring

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done the Manistee River trail and MRT loop three times already, so looking to switch it up with something a bit less crowded. ideally want backcountry dispersed sites right along a river or lake where we can pump water easily. prefer dirt tread over sandy two-tracks. any hidden gem trail systems up near Jordan River or Huron National Forest that fly under the radar on a holiday weekend?


r/CampAndHikeMichigan • • 13h ago

Pictured Rocks Oct 13-15

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The fall colors are still out, although the rain today will likely put a lot more leaves on the ground. No bugs at all!

I hiked the full 10 mile loop at Chapel and it was gorgeous! My first time doing it in the fall.

But what is up with this toilet near the Mosquito group camp?? It's right on the trail in full view. And then there's another normal outhouse just a bit further along. What in the world?!