North Country Trail: Michigan UP

Embark on a memorable journey across nearly 560 miles of the North Country National Scenic Trail through Michigan’s enchanting Upper Peninsula. Traverse from east to west, finishing with a crossing of the mighty Mackinac Bridge into the Lower Peninsula. In the Western Upper Peninsula, explore a secluded area adorned with waterfalls, lakes, rivers, and streams. The rugged terrain and breathtaking views will give you a sense of being truly out in the wild. Experience the Central Upper Peninsula’s blend of private and Wilderness areas, including the iconic 43-mile Lakeshore Trail through the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. In the Eastern Upper Peninsula, explore the Lake Superior State Forest and Hiawatha National Forest. Discover the scenic Little Two Hearted River and marvel at the world’s largest freshwater lake: Lake Superior. Lastly, wander through the iconic Tahquamenon Falls State Park and stand in awe at the five-mile-long mighty Mackinac Bridge.