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Missaukee Manistee Wexford ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! X ! Where to Ride Traverse City 1 inch = 0.75 miles Charlevoix 1 inch = 0.75 miles Petoskey/Harbor Spring!s 1 inch = 1 mile Cadillac 1 inch = 0.75 miles Bicycling Resources ! ! ! 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 miles 0 0.25 0.5 1 1.5 2 Miles d 0 0.25 0.5 1 1.5 2 Miles On the Road: d ! 0 0.25 0.5 1 1.5 2 miles R ! ! d R s R t d d Bicy cles are permitted on all Michigan highway s and roads EX CEP T n R ol h c n Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) Lin e g ! r e i Cedar Lake o ! ! e limited-access freeway s or unless otherwise posted. Bicy cles are B h W McKinley R d H y d Public S r MDNR promotes the development of trail sy stems throughout the state. They work with local agencies in t d E 34 R d d allowed on all road sy stems, including those in state forests, state park s, r t R e s R e " R Access k trail development, planning and design, and administer a number of funding programs. P ark s and a h " t m c e BU S INES S i national forests and national park s. y E t C m r X o a R ecreation Division: 517-284-7275. d ! d J` d E ! t H e ! R R S 37 H Q uick R d 9 131 www.Michigan.gov/DNR State Park Trails: 22 7 3 10 r 3 D d Bik es are currently allowed on all paved and non-paved roads in Michigan S S R l a d l Offield Family w R i e u ! i w state park s. Bik es may also be ridden on designated bik e paths. Mountain ndv ! ra a s G XElmwood Township Marina e Working Forest i Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) r n i n v ! bik es are allowed only on mark ed trails designated for mountain-bik e use. T t n a Reserve n e u X Elmwood Township Park Bester R d MDOT provides maps and other information on safe bicy cling as well as guidance on how to transport a P g a Cadillac Pathway For general recreation questions, please e-mail DNR - i s a n h 131 bicy cles on ferries and major bridges. ! e l P ark sAndR [email protected] or call the Michigan Department of a c 01 l ! i P ! Pelizzari Natural e www.Michigan.gov/MDOT-Biking Natural R esources, P ark s and R ecreation Division at 517-284-7275 (517- S d e M R Area Trails r L HAR BOR 284-P AR K). www.Michigan.gov/DNR e e rt Grand Traverse Bay W Lak e R d ! Lak e R d Little Traverse Wheelway a k ! E 13th S t C a 13th S t L Ln S P R INGS ! ! ! ! ! Michigan Mountain Biking Association (MMBA) ! n State Forests: West Arm ha ! 119 d Bicy cles are allowed on most state forest trails. For more information, a S ! MMBA promotes responsible mountain bik ing and work s toward the goals of common land access and B ! ! R a elway P Little TraPveenrnsse Whe y lv y contact Michigan DNR Forest Improve and Cultivate: Forest R esources at ania Ave ! natural resources protection. North Point b Bea ! X s ! ch R ! ! ! 517-284-5900. www.Michigan.gov/DNR 72 d ! o www.mmba.org Natural ! r ! M-119 ! ! C CADILLAC ! Area Trails ! S Grand Traverse Bay Little Traverse Wheelway Roadside State Game Areas: 37 ! Park ! League of Michigan Bicyclists (LMB) Hickory Meadows Trail ! X l Bicy cles are allowed on designated trails and areas in state game areas. ! r East Arm ! ! P Eastern Ave ! t XWest End Beach ! P D The League of Michigan Bicy clists (LMB) is a nonprofit membership organization that promotes bicy cling for ! ! a a S For general questions, contact Michigan DNR W ildlife Division: 517-284- c r n ! Bryant R iver S t k d ! 115 e e recreation and transportation in Michigan. The LMB organizes annual S horeline Bicy cle Tours, publishes an Little Traverse Lighthouse ! e S o ! n t k i ! v 9453. www.Michigan.gov/DNR Clinch ! t Park l t o S ! lph E e o S R and Sunset i ! annual calendar of cy cling events statewide, distributes general cy cling information and educates children A S w ! ! ! ! ! n M X ! Park ! d L ! n m Park ! ! o l t t a o R W Division S t Hay nes S t and adults on safe cy cling. The LMB work s with MDOT and other state and local agencies to improve X ! s s E r E Front S t E Front S t ! ! k S E 38 R d X 31 u e t e " Local Trail Systems: ! ! e conditions for bicy cling in Michigan. 517-334-9100 01 n S e t c " t ! H 55 r 31 Boyne City to M e L n ! Many communities have developed their own trail sy stems. R ules and E S tate S t 01 X East Bay Park S e d o ! ! ! ! ! l r ! ! ! i ! ! ! ! ! Hannah Park ! n ! ! ! ! F ! t ! ! www.lmb.org ! M e W ashington S t i ! X ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Division S t c ! Charlevoix Trail 6th S t X ! regulations vary by each individual trail and community . Contact the W e ! h Chestnut L S t m ! ! ! ! X v ! ! r ! ! e 7th S t TART Cross Town Route A ! Lakefront ! Mitchell State Park I l a appropriate jurisdiction for more information. n n l ! 8th S t d ! C Cedar R un R v® Civic Center a d D ! g h Park i i ! ! t ! r E 8th S t a h Kenwood Park a S Traverse Area Recreational and Transportation Trails (TART) t X P ! c n e i! k ! i S ! B M T & ! ! ! ! t n o TAR T Trails is dedicated to providing recreation and transportation opportunities through preserving open 10th S t r o t F a Wilderness Areas: o E Dixon Ave Petoskey State Park X 119 i ! c ® ! a v ® i l S v Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse ! l Cobb S s t l ! i s d space corridors, building trails and advocating for active living and outdoor recreation. TAR T's work includes i ! a e t ! Bicy cles are considered to be mechanical devices and are therefore ! C v e t l e i v D k S a !9 !5 !² !_ !p ! S p ! L negotiating easements, hosting annual events that promote healthy lifesty les, and defending cy clist and ! A Little Traverse Bay D r T ! ! ! ! n a A prohibited in national wilderness areas. ! s R e X ! ! X e P ark Av Depot Beach o Lake Michigan Beach S ! T X Hoffman Park ! r s i M pedestrian interests. ! ! T a e n !F !G !( !r r ! ! Granite a ! S t i t C U l m s Ce ! ntre S t S 14th S t ! t ! www.traversetrails.org d 31 Mason S t Lake Cadillac S e o Traverse City State Park ! 01 ! National Forest Trails: e e t ! r g o D d t e re Belvedere Ave y ! Lake o S k h d ! s S a i R u W e Bicy cles are allowed on National Forest trails except where posted. S ome k t r !9 !5 !_ a o P L w a a o n l s ! ! P e r ! v® arl S t s B R o e s Commons ! n a Up North Trails R ! 31 L Carver S t s Mitchell e r Little Traverse Bay e ! trails may be open to foot traffic only . Contact Huron-Manistee National R ! e d 01 l v t t h c i G d e n ! A S ! c S R X rfield Ave t W Natural Ga W U p North Trails provides trail trip planning information for more than10,000 miles of trails in the northern k a l ! Forest: 800-821-6263. www.fs.usda.gov/hmnf e ! i y l A ! ! a ! k S ! e e r r a ! ! t t L r s e h B B r ! Lower P eninsula, the U pper P eninsua, and the Genessee County area. U p North Trails covers r y r a ! a h Area e Boardman e b R d T a m try Clu ! r l t Coun v o e d l a n i i c x F e S v t l p S i s d i R ! e nonmotorized and motorized trail sy stems. M a ! r a R ! e d i r North Country Trail: r r o y Lake Trail M Aero P ark Dr ve T n 55 t A Carpenter A v e T ! a o e ! i a S The entire North Country Trail is open to hik ing; however, only portions g l e l s www.upnorthtrails.org l Eaton Ave l ! o Lake Charlevoix tt i t t r d v a i ! i ! i B ! are open to mountain bik ing. North Country Trail Association at 616-897- ! r a Petoskey Pierhead Lighthouse L S d M D E 40 1 d Refitt Nature /2 R d R D h ! R s ! R n Z" N e C 5987 or toll-free at 866-445-3628.
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