recon6036
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Thought I’d post some pics of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore located in Michigan’s U.P., for those who have never been here. Hiawatha National Forest “Our Public Lands”
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
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recon6036
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Few more
375H&H
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Awesome!
Bowhuntrben
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Very cool looking place Ron!
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Wow, that’s a cool looking place!
Scarey
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Awesome pictures! You just don't see views like that every day, thank you for sharing.
Kharper
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Very nice, looks like a beautiful place.
recon6036
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I'm lucky to only live about 50 miles from Munising. We visit Pictured Rocks at least once a summer.
stillkickin
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Thanks for posting Ron, sometimes we take for granted the awesome public lands in our own back yards!
huronmtns
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Ron, thanks for posting.
Great photos showing the natural scenery of the Pictured Rocks area. Public land and water! One photo that could be added that none of us ever take is one pointing out towards the middle of Lake Superior. We certainly take for granted the continuous 120 plus miles of clear fresh water before reaching the North shore. I can't count the hours I have spent fishing in this area. All the way from right next to the cliffs on the shoreline all the way to being so far out that land is not even visible. The vastness and open area of the lake will make you feel very small, kind of like the mountains do, just flat unless you want to risk your life in the big waves.
Great photos showing the natural scenery of the Pictured Rocks area. Public land and water! One photo that could be added that none of us ever take is one pointing out towards the middle of Lake Superior. We certainly take for granted the continuous 120 plus miles of clear fresh water before reaching the North shore. I can't count the hours I have spent fishing in this area. All the way from right next to the cliffs on the shoreline all the way to being so far out that land is not even visible. The vastness and open area of the lake will make you feel very small, kind of like the mountains do, just flat unless you want to risk your life in the big waves.
recon6036
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recon6036
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I agree Mark
Marshian
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I see you slipped some pics of Sleeping Bear Dunes in the northwest lower peninsula in there. Very nice. I grew up in Traverse City, and although I live in and prefer Montana overall, I do miss the northern Michigan summers.
My favorite way to see the Rocks is by sea yak. So many caves you can poke in and explore. Catch it after a rain and there are a handful of waterfalls as well. An amazing place. Have had bears in camp a handful of times on the Lakeshore Trail as well.
recon6036
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Nope!
They are all Pictured Rocks. The sand dunes are at the old log slide into Lake Superior. Grand Sable banks and dunes near Grand Marais
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Marshian
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Wow, those are beautiful. I never traveled much in the UP and had no idea there were such beautiful dunes up there too. Might have to check that out next time I visit relatives in Michigan.
FlatlandHunter
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Great area to visit and I am trying to figure out a time to come up and backpack the trail for a different view.
