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Canoer's Memorial Scenic Overlook

Stone monument commemorating the men and women that participate in the Au Sable River Canoe Marathon.
Canoer's Memorial on the Au Sable Rliver
Fall color view at Canoer's Memorial

Canoer's Memorial is a site of historical significance in the county. Marathon canoe racing began in 1940, with a 240 mile race down the Au Sable River from Grayling to the mouth of the Au Sable in Oscoda. This race has been held annually since that time. In 1950, a monument was erected on the site to commermorate marathon canoe racing. This monument sits high above Cooke Pond, providing a breathtaking view of the river and forest landscape. A very popular fall color site.  Visitors can access the Highbanks Hiking and Ski Trail from this site.

Address:
5761 N. Skeel Ave.
Oscoda, MI 48750
GPS Coordinates:
44.435824, -83.651616
Hours:
6:00 am to 10:00 pm
Contact:
Phone: 989-739-0728
Fax: 989-739-0347
 
 
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