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Oct 8, 20264 min read

Muskallonge Lake State Park Pairs Two Miles of Lake Superior Agate Shoreline With a Late-1800s Lumber Town Called Deer Park. Its Sawdust Piles and Sunken Pine Logs Are Still Visible Today.

Muskallonge Lake State Park in Luce County packs a Lake Superior agate shoreline, a swimmable inland lake and the remains of the Deer Park lumber town into 217 acres. The campground closes for winter,...

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A Brewing Boss Named These U.P. Lakes After His Kids. Now They’re Michigan’s Most Remote State Park.

Michigan's most remote state park was once a brewing boss's private preserve, and three of its lakes still carry his children's names.

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Oct 6, 20264 min read

Five Named Waterfalls Line About Two Miles of the Black River North of Bessemer, and the Road Ends at a Lake Superior Harbor. Sandstone Falls Is Closed for Construction This Fall.

Five named waterfalls, each with its own trail, sit on about two miles of the Black River north of Bessemer, and the...

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Oct 1, 20264 min read

Laughing Whitefish Falls Spreads a Hundred Feet Down a Wall of Sandstone Half a Mile Through the Woods Near Sundell. It Was on a Stereograph Card in the 1800s.

Laughing Whitefish Falls drops 100 feet down a fan of sandstone in Alger County, half a mile from the parking lot. The...

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North Country Trail

The latest North Country Trail story

Muskallonge Lake State Park Pairs Two Miles of Lake Superior Agate Shoreline With a Late-1800s Lumber Town Called Deer Park. Its Sawdust Piles and Sunken Pine Logs Are Still Visible Today.

More North Country Trail stories, newest first

A Brewing Boss Named These U.P. Lakes After His Kids. Now They’re Michigan’s Most Remote State Park.

Five Named Waterfalls Line About Two Miles of the Black River North of Bessemer, and the Road Ends at a Lake Superior Harbor. Sandstone Falls Is Closed for Construction This Fall.

Laughing Whitefish Falls Spreads a Hundred Feet Down a Wall of Sandstone Half a Mile Through the Woods Near Sundell. It Was on a Stereograph Card in the 1800s.