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Huron Sunrise Trail

Over 11 miles of paved trail suitable for biking, roller blading or walking
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This trail follows the Lake Huron Shore from the Rogers City Little League Park to Forty-Mile Point Lighthouse, with a one-mile spur into the Herman Vogler Recreation Area.  Winding through upland hardwoods, lakeshore dunes, parks and streams, the Huron Sunrise Trail is one of northern Michigan's most beautiful.

 

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Download the Huron Sunrise Trail Brochure:

Huron Sunrise Trail Brochure
This asset available in the spring This asset available in the summer This asset available in the fall This asset offers public restrooms
GPS Coordinates:
45.4179734126425, -83.803539276123
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Phone: 989-734-2191
 
 
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