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Recreation Groups

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The Au Sable National Scenic River, is a 23-mile portion of the Au Sable River that stretches from Mio to Alcona Pond.

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This section provides motorboat opportunities with a lake fishing atmosphere.

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The Hungerford Recreation Area is a nonmotorized area consisting of over 6,500 acres of National Forest System lands.

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The Mack Lake and Meadows Trail Systems traverse the western portion of the Huron National Forest, creating a 158.6 mile trail with 13 trailheads.

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The Little Manistee River offers many opportunities for steelhead and trout fishing.

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There are several motorized trails on the Manistee portion of the forests, including a section of the MCCCT.

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The Manistee River between Tippy Dam and the M-55 Bridge was designated as a National Recreational River in 1996.

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The Manistee River north of Tippy Dam, up to Hodenpyl Dam Pond, is bordered on either side by the Manistee River Trail and the North Country National Scenic Trail.  Th

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Did you know that the North Country National Scenic Trail (NCNST) passes through three National Parks, eight National Forests, and one National Grassland?

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In July 1978 the Pere Marquette River and its major tributaries were designated a Michigan Natural River by the State of Michigan.