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13 Reasons Why You Need to Visit Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

Michigan, in 1966, became the first state in the nation to have one of its shorelines designated as a National Lakeshore, as declared by Congress. Extending 42 miles and covering more than 73,000 acres along Lake Superior's southern shore, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore contains 15 miles of colorful sandstone cliffs, water-carved caves, arches, and other rock formations, as well as five miles of sandy dunes decorated here and there with jack pine forests.

U.P. Adventures: A Stop in Paradise, Tahquamenon Views, & Superior Trails

Though I grew up in Michigan and have lived along Lake Michigan for most of my life, there's just something different about the U.P., something that draws you to it. The landscape, more varied, more green — more ethereal, somehow — makes that connection to nature feel that much stronger.

MichiganLogan T. HansenJuly 26, 2018travel, travel guide, travel advice, travel inspiration, travelspiration, Upper Peninsula, Michigan, Mackinaw City, Mackinac Bridge, Munising, Great Lakes, Great Lakes State, St. Ignace, Charlevoix, Beaver Island, Leland, Petoskey, Indian River, Pictured Rocks, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, U.P., Joann's Fudge, Straits of Mackinac, Paradise, Whitefish Bay, Lake Superior, The Inn Gastropub & Smokehouse, Hurricane River, Hurricane River Campground, Tahquamenon Falls, Upper Falls, Lower Falls, Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Newberry, Haunting of Northwest Michigan, Shelldrake, Whitefish Point, Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, M-123, Highway M-28, M-28, M-77, Soo Junction, Famous Toonerville Trolley, riverboat, Tahquamenon River, Au Sable Point, Au Sable Light Station, North Country Trail, Highway 58, U.S. Coast Guard, hiking, nature, Lake MichiganComment

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