Pine Marten Run, Hiawatha National Forest,
in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
A 26 mile system of hiking and horseback
riding trails located in the Ironjaw Semiprivate Area
between
Munising and Manistique.
Close to the Kenbuck
Resort with pasture land for your
horses
and Jack PIne Lodge. Bar & Grill, and Campground offering designated horse sites for camping.
Pine Marten Run - The Pine Marten Run is a 26 mile system of
hiking and horseback riding trails located in the Ironjaw Semiprivate
Area approximately 30 miles northwest of Manistique and 17 miles
south of Munising, Michigan. Accessible from County Roads 440 and
437, and Forest Road 2258, Pine Marten Run is composed of five loop
trails with interconnecting spurs. The trails pass through a wide
variety of vegetative communities as they meander past lakes and
streams, gently rolling hills, bogs, and wildlife openings. Parking
areas suitable for vehicles with horse trailers are available at each
trailhead.
Adirondack shelters, with fire rings, have been constructed at
Rim Lake, Rumble Lake, and along the Indian River. Water and toilet
facilities are available at the C.R. 440 trailhead, while the others
only have toilet facilities. Camping is permitted throughout the
area, however, permits are required for camping on Swan Lake,
Triangle Lake, Ironjaw Lake, and Lake Nineteen. These Permits may be
obtained at the office of the District Ranger at Manistique, Munising
or Rapid River.
For more information contact: Hiawatha National Forest
Manistique Ranger District, Manistique, MI 49854 (906) 341-5666
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