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Ottawa Sands
There are no trails leading through this rugged dune property. Steep, forested ridges are interwoven with narrow valleys. Tucked in the dune hills are wetlands and a small pond.
October 18, 2016
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Muskegon River: Henning Park Access
This section of the Muskegon River is easily accessible from Newaygo. Visitors will float through the city and past forested slopes along the river.
October 18, 2016
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Muskegon River: Thornapple Access
The Muskegon River is the second longest river in Michigan and is known for its good fishery which includes the threatened Lake Sturgeon. Several tributary streams and wetlands supply high quality cold water to the Muskegon River in this section.
October 18, 2016
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Pere Marquette River: Bowman’s Bridge
Downstream of the “flies only” fishing section, this part of the river is heavily forested as it passes through several hundred acres of U.S. Forest Service land and non-developed private land.
October 18, 2016
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Pere Marquette River: Forks Landing
Fishing is the biggest draw to this section of the Pere Marquette River that features high quality waters and scenic, wooded slopes.
October 18, 2016
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Pere Marquette River: Mapleleaf
Large cedar and hemlock trees line much of this stretch of river. Keep an eye out for turtles and bald eagles–wildlife is abundant here.
October 18, 2016
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Pere Marquette River: Rainbow Rapids
This section of the river maintains much of its forest integrity, even though it is mostly privately owned. This portion is deeper than upstream, though there are areas that are still wade-able along the edges.
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