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Offices and Districts
- Supervisors Office
- Lumberman's Monument Visitor Center
- Baldwin/White Cloud
- Cadillac/Manistee
- Huron Shores
- Mio
Offices and Districts
 Supervisors Office - Cadillac
Contact Information
Forest Supervisor: Leslie Auriemmo
Address:
1755 S. Mitchell St.
Cadillac, MI 49601
Phone:
- Phone (231) 775-2421
- Fax (231) 775-5551
- TTY 711 (will connect you to Telecommunications Relay Services, FCC)
Office hours:
- 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday
Directions:
 Visitor Center - Lumberman's Monument
Contact Information
Center Manager :Delynn Lovelace
Address:
5401 Monument Road
Oscoda, MI 48750
Phone:
- Phone (989) 362-8961
- TTY 711 (will connect you to Telecommunications Relay Services, FCC)
Office hours:
- 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday to Sunday, May to October
Directions:
Web Page:
http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/hmnf/recarea/?recid=18538
 Ranger District - Baldwin/White Cloud
Contact Information
District Ranger: Pamela Repp
Address:
650 North Michigan Ave.
P.O. Box Drawer D.
Baldwin, MI 49304
Phone:
- Phone (231) 745-4631
- Fax (231) 745-2345
- TTY 711 (will connect you to Telecommunications Relay Services, FCC)
- Office hours:
- Closed all Federal Holidays.
- Friday of Memorial Day weekend to Monday of Labor Day weekend: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Monday to Saturday. Sundays of holiday weekends: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm.
- Monday of Memorial Day weekend to Friday of Memorial Day weekend: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday.
Directions:
District Information
The Baldwin/White Cloud District is the southern most district on the Manistee portion of the Huron-Manistee National Forests. The elevation ranges from 850 to 1,000 feet in the acres managed by the Baldwin/White Cloud Ranger District. The town of Baldwin is located in the northernmost part of the district and is the county seat for Lake County.
Location
Baldwin is located in Lake County near the Baldwin River, on the township lines for Webber and Pleasent Valley Townships.
Climate
The climate is generally mild and wet with an average rainfall of 15 inches. There are four distinct seasons, with summer having an average maximum temperature of 84 °F, with night-time temperatures around 60 degrees. The average winter temperature is around 30 degrees with an average snowfall of 70.6 inches a year and an average snow depth of 3.1 feet.
Nearby Towns
Nearby towns include:
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City
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Zip Code
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Baldwin
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49304
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Big Rapids
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49307
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Ludington
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49431
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Manton
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49663
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Mesick
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49668
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Muskegon
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49443
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White Cloud
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49349
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Forest Attractions
Popular areas to visit on the Baldwin/White Cloud District are Loda Lake National Wildflower Sanctuary (web page), the North Country National Scenic Trail (web page) , and the hundreds of miles of motorized trail available (web page).
 Ranger District - Cadillac/Manistee
Contact Information
District Ranger: Jim Thompson
Address:
412 Red Apple Rd.
Manistee, MI 49660
Phone:
- Phone (231) 723-2211
- Fax (231) 723-8642
- TTY 711 (will connect you to Telecommunications Relay Services, FCC)
Office hours:
- 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Monday to Friday
Directions:
District Information
The Cadillac/Manistee Ranger District is the northernmost district on the Manistee portion of the Huron-Manistee National Forests. This district acres elevation ranges from 850 - 1,000 feet. The town of Manistee is located on Lake Michigan and borders the western portion of the district. The district encompasses as far north to Mesick, west to Cadillac, and south to Freesoil. The Baldwin/White Cloud District borders the Cadillac/Manistee District to the south. Manistee is the county seat for Manistee County.
Location
The Cadillac/Manistee Ranger Station is located in Manistee on the east shore of Lake Michigan. It is around 60 miles from Traverse City and Cadillac, and 80 miles north of Muskegon. The population of Manistee is around 6,600, with a significant climb in population during summer months.
Climate
Manistee has a temperate climate with well-defined seasons. Annual precipitation is estimated at about 40 inches with about 30% occurring during the summer seasons. Summers are mild with average temperatures between 60 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Day time temperatures occasionally reach 90 degrees or more, while night-time temperatures hover around 60 degrees.
The average snowfall is 57 inches, with an average snow depth of 3 feet. This snowfall, coupled with moderate winter temperatures, provide better then average conditions for winter sports.
Nearby Towns
Nearby towns include:
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Zip Code
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Cadillac
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49601
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Manistee
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49660
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Manton
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49663
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Wellston
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49689
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Forest Attractions
Popular attractions on this district include Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area (web page), Lake Michigan Recreation Area (web page) and the North Country National Scenic Trail (web page)
 Ranger District - Huron Shores
Contact Information
District Ranger: Tony Martoglio
Address:
5761 N. Skeel Rd.
Oscoda, MI 48750
Phone:
- Phone (989) 739-0728
- Fax (989) 739-0347
- TTY 711 (will connect you to Telecommunications Relay Services, FCC)
Office hours:
- 9 am - 4:00 pm Monday to Friday
Directions:
District Information
The Huron Shores District is the eastern most district on the Huron-Manistee National Forests. The elevation ranges from 850 to 1,000 feet in the acres managed by the Huron Shores Ranger District.
Location
Oscoda is located in Iosco County, at an elevation of approximately 600 ’. The population of the Oscoda area is approximately 1,000.
Climate
The climate is mild and dry with warm days and cool nights in the summer. Rainfall averages 28 inches. There are usually over 50 sunny days a year with four seasons. The average maximum temperature in July is 78 °F, while the average minimum temperature in July is 56 °F. The average maximum temperature in January is 33 °F, while the average minimum temperature in January is 17 °F. There is an average snowfall of 76.9 inches a year, with a snow depth average of 3.8 feet.
Nearby Towns
Nearby towns include:
Alphabetical by City
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City
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Zip Code
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Glennie
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48737
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Mikado
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48745
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Oscoda
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48750
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Tawas City
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48763
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Attractions
Popular attractions include River Road National Scenic Byway (web page) , Lumberman's Monument Visitor Center (web page) and Iargo Springs (web page).
 Ranger District - Mio
Contact Information
District Ranger: Brad Bolton
Address:
107 McKinley Rd.
Mio, MI 48647
Phone:
- Phone (989) 826-3252
- Fax (989) 826-6073
- TTY 711 (will connect you to Telecommunications Relay Services, FCC)
Office hours:
- 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday to Friday
Directions:
District Information
The Mio District is the western most district on the Huron portion of the Huron-Manistee National Forests. The elevation ranges from 850 to 1,000 feet in the acres managed by the Mio Ranger District.
Location
Mio is located in Oscoda County, at an elevation of approximately 1,020 ’. Mio is the county seat of Oscoda County and is located on the boundary between Mentor and Big Creek Township. The population of the Mio area is approximately 2,016.
Climate
The climate is mild and dry with warm days and cool nights in the summer. Rainfall averages 28 inches. There are usually over 50 sunny days a year with four seasons. The average maximum temperature in July is 79 °F, while the average minimum temperature in July is 52 °F. The average maximum temperature in January is 32 °F, while the average minimum temperature in January is 12 °F. There is an average snowfall of 25 inches a year, with a snow depth average of 3.8 feet.
Nearby Towns
Nearby towns include:
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City
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Zip Code
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Grayling
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49738
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Mio
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48647
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Roscommon
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48653
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Attractions
Popular attractions include the Au Sable National Scenic River (web page) and guided Kirtland warbler habitat tours (web page).
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