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Muskallonge Lake State Park
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State Park Overview:
Muskallonge Lake State Park is located 28 miles northwest of Newberry in Luce County. The 217-acre park is situated between the shores of Lake Superior and Muskallonge Lake and the area is well known for its forests, lakes and streams. Muskallonge Lake State Park was the former site of Deer Park, a lumbering town in the late 1880s, and prior to its lumbering history, an Indian encampment. Muskallonge Lake was a mill pond for millions of white pine logs that were brought to it by railroad lines. By 1900, the virgin stands of pines were depleted, the mill was closed, and the lumbering operation moved away. All that remains as evidence of the lumbering community are piles of sawdust and a few partly submerged pine logs in the lake. The park was also the old site of a Coast Guard Life Saving Station.
Reviews By Park Visitors:
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(name not given)  24-Apr-2008

The best park in the Nation

Muskallonge Lake State Park is the BEST park in the United States. I have been once and intend to go again for relaxation...

Written by Frank Black  21-Jun-2008

Best Place in the World for Kids & Quiet

I spent every summer here, and these are the best memories of my childhood - hands down. It is a great place for the kids to run around. Lots of wildlife. Wonderful hikes down to Lake Superior. Great swimming in Lake Muskallonge. Worth the drive if you live in the LP.

Written by harpmary  27-Jun-2008

Trails:
The park is traversed by the North County Trail, with short feeder trails linking the park campground to this national scenic trail hiking route from North Dakota to New York which includes more than 1,500 miles in Michigan.

Trails in the park:

Muskallonge-Hiking Trail - 0 (Miles), Hiking, Snowmobiling, Cross Country Ski
Fishing and Hunting:
Muskallonge Lake provides anglers with an excellent opportunity to catch a variety of fish: northern pike, muskallonge, smallmouth bass, walleye and perch. Lake Superior boasts populations of trout, salmon and menominee, especially near the river mouths.

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NORTH COUNTRY TRAIL - MICHIGAN: GRAND MARAIS - WHITEFISH BAY - GRAND MARAIS - WHITEFISH BAY, MI. Alger, Luce and Chippewa Counties, MI. 82.1 mi total 67.6 certified 2.9 connecting 75.4 marked 6.7 bare. The trail continues eastward, mostly along the Lake...
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Directions:
From the Mackinac Bridge, continue north on I-75 to M 123 north. West on M-28 to M-123 North through Newberry to Co Road 407 west. 30 miles northwest on Newberry on County Road 407.
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