25 Michigan outdoor adventures that should be on your bucket list

By Metro Times editorial staff on Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 6:39 pm

We often forget just how much our state has to offer beyond the realm of our everyday lives. Here, 25 escapes that will make you fall in love with Pure Michigan all over again. PS- We hope you read this in Tim Allen's voice.

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Isle Royale National Park
Houghton
Isle Royale is the place to be for some rugged isolation. Backpackers, hikers, boaters, kayakers, canoeists, and scuba divers will all find common ground at this stunning, Superior-surrounded park.
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Sleeping Bear Dunes
Glen Arbor
Sleeping Bear is a no-brainer that is nonetheless worth mentioning. Hikers are sure to get a workout in while also stumbling upon some of the best views in the state. Come at sunset for the Instagram of your dreams.
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Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park
Cass City
This peculiar historical site is like nothing you’ve ever seen. The park contains the only known Native American petroglyphs, or prehistoric rock carvings, which visitors can spot in Sanilac’s ample supply of sandstone. Hike a trail and play the most interesting game of Eye Spy imaginable.
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Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park
Upper Peninsula
The Porkies’ 60,000 acres are dedicated to providing visitors with an enriching nature experience with biking and hiking trails, camping sites, and a slew of recreational activities. Where else can you play disc golf alongside black bears?
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Adventure Park
West Bloomfield
Go back to summer camp for a day with the Adventure Park’s zipline and high ropes course. Available to visitors ages five and up, this aerial forest experience is the perfect way for the whole family to test their limits.
Photo via IG user @xmandaxreneex

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