Another great Michigan hike is the Jordan River Valley Pathway. You can choose from a short 3-mile loop around Deadman's Hill or a moderate to challenging 18-mile loop on the Jordan River Pathway and North Country Trail.
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Sign at Deadman's Hill Scenic Overlook Parking Lot |
Check out this link for information on what to expect and how to get there:
Jordan River Pathway Loop Hike
Maps:
Maps and Trail Data
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Historic Post Marker |
Along the trail we saw posts with numbers on them, but didn't know what they were for. My Dad and I bumped into some people who told us each post explained some historic information about each area and that we could get a pamphlet from the DNR.
It would have been nice to have this with us on our hike, and I will be sure to take it in the future:
Numbered Posts - Scenic, biological, and historic markers
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Campsite at Pinney Bridge
Campground |
Pinney Bridge Campground: This is a hike or canoe in campground. It has potable water (hand pump water well), 15 tent sites with picnic tables, outhouses, and fire rings. There is a $15/night camping fee. It is self-registration and you can deposit cash or checks.
This link previews Jim DuFresne's book related to the Jordan River Pathway, look at pages 98-104. I recommend purchasing this book for this hike, and other Michigan hikes:
Backpacking in Michigan
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Oct 2010 - Colors are beautiful |
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Landslide Overlook |
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My Dad and Chopper |
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Saw a lot of different mushrooms |
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