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Eastern up Bike Superior Region - East Road and and Trail Trail Bicycling Guide Whitefish Twp Park ! Whitefish Point Vermillion _ Twomile Weatherhogs Lake Superior reek Lk. s C Lk. rown Crisp Point BrownsB Marsh Lakes d R Lk. t Be in tsy R McMullan Lakes o i v P e r h 11 is CR 412 f e T Hawkins it hree h M Lk. W i l e Shelldrake Dam 9 Little Lake Harbor C Betsy r e State Forest Campground Little e River _¬ k Lk. Bodi Lake 9 Andrus Andrus Lake 9 Bear Lk. Mouth of Two Hearted River Culhane State Forest Campground Lk. State Forest Campground 9 Ile Parisienne State Forest Campground Lk. Bodi Lk. Bet s y Culhane Lake R i v 9 State Forest Campground e Lake Superior r Shelldrake Randolph Muskallonge Lake State Park er 9 State Forest Campground 9 iv Muskrat Lk. River d R Lakes Sucker rte Section Su Blind Mud Deer Park ea Woodland Park GRAND MARAISck o H Four Lk. er Rainy Lk. ! w R iver Muskallonge T Section ! Lk. Cranberry G Five Lk. ra Props Blind Sucker Ready Lakes Lake Reed and Green Bridge r n Lk. Parcell e d Lk. Brucker 9 State Forest Campground iv Newberg Rd Marais Truck Trl 9 State Forest Campground Lakes R Lake Ave L Lk. it sy Soo Creek tle t Blind Sucker T Be 58 Keopfgen Lk. w k Flooding ch d e o n R a e H a o r Pike Lake 9 r un ty Little e B Co C a Sout h T o Wheeler r Sheephead w r Pike Lk. State Forest Campgroundt e e e Lakes d 14 Grand Sable Lake s k Lake a Perch Lake 9 Pike Lk. R C Homestead i B CR 414 ver PARADISE Pictured Rocks r Perch e State Forest Campground Lk. e ¬ Tahquamenon ! k Lk. Paradise Pathway C r e Cris Brown Lk. Betsy ek National Lakeshore S n National Lakeshore u Falls e C D c Holland Lake Headquarters Lake 9 Lake Clark Lk. Falls i r r k e k 123 e ee Mu e 9 Lake Superior State Forest B e r ll Creek ersto c r State Forest Campground State Forest Campground k C Hav k State Park C O y r e R State Park od e i h Sprin g k v Whitefish Twp Rec R C e Swamp B r Pretty Lake Lower Falls 9 r McTivers la High Bridge 9 c e Pretty9 Lk. Lakes k e State Forest CampgroundCamp Tahquamenon Falls State Park Preacher Lk. C k Lk. Lavender k Tank Lk. State Forest Campground Ch r Buck Lk. ee Barfield Eight en ee r e k Ontario Lk. C y iver d Lakes North Lk. Otter Lk. Cre Moccasin Lk. Fox er R o e k Panther Lk. uck lo Branch 23 Lk. h S B Porter Creek Stuart Lk. c Lakes n a Klondike Creek r ! B Little Two t s CR 500 Upper Falls Whitefish Bay e Hearted Lakes Canada Sitka Lk. k W Beavertown Pine Stump Junction Tahquamenon Falls State Park e Ladue e Carter Lk. Niemi Lk. Lakes Camp Ten Lakes r Bearfoot Lk. Johns Creek C MallardTeal Lk. Lk. Line We h Chippewa - Luce - Mackinac s arted River c Chippewa - Luce - Mackinac Weber Lk.Lk. t Branch Two He er Lk. McKay iv n Creek R y Lk. n Newton ed L a Section Horseshoe McMahon art River Mouth liv Sullivan Lk. Lk. He Counties k o Lk. l Seventeen Lk. Lk. Dillingham e Lk. w 9 Tahquamenon Falls State Park Algeru Kennedy e k Alger T e r $5.00 S Lk. e Nita Gypsy Lk. Lk. C ch r Deadman Lk. so n n L inton C Daw ra VALUE B on Sand Nawakwa Mitchell Lk. North Dairy Creek st 19 Sugar Island Grass Palmer Dairy a Lk. C E Sucker Creek Eastern Upper Peninsula ake a Lake Lk. Mc Farland Creek Lk. s Lk. Lk. Beaver a ll o 11 Township Park ey East Lk. Johns Lakes G w Triangle Lk. C Claypit Lk. Two Hearted Lakes Lk. ay Regional Planning and re Porky Lakes Cre k e Second Ames Chesbrough e k 25 Casey Lk. Lk. Lk. Lk. r Development Commission Hemlock Lk. Gopher Lk. Ja Soo Locks [ D rass Creek Spruce c Ca m k CR 407 Pickerel Lk. Cr e p O G e n e W Lk. k e r es C o t Lambert r Sleeper ilv er Creek Sugar Island h B Moose e S s r 77 Moon Lk. t a Owl Lk. e Lk. Westshore Dr nc Lk. Lk. k s h F a o Long Marsh Sherman Park i ss E x Minard M ion 1 1/2 Mile Rd Spring R Lk. Twin Tek Lk. Lakes C iv Carpenter Lk. Lk. Iroquois Pt. re Lake er Lakes Tahquamenon Lakes 9 ek The Reservoir Camp 123 ! Snyder Lk. Seven Cu 9 Monocle Lake E Belle Lk. Lk. rle r Seymour Creek a Perch Lk. Belle y Lewis H D 9 SAULT STE. MARIE Lost s Devils R w e Monocle National Forest Campground t B HanesLakesBelle oxb y or Algonquin Trail r Hollow ur k h Lk. Lk. a Lk. C re y e 11 es n Lakes Lk. hy ek C e k 3 Mile Rd Dutch c W urp r r a h Halfway est Branch M eek L Michigan State Motto Fred F Murray C k ! Bennet Camp Lk. h ree ! Lk. ox Lk. Atwood Creek ek 123 s C Spectacle Seven Buckeye Cleveland Cliffs Lk. re o ng ! Big Pine Picnic Area If You Seek a Pleasant Peninsula, Look About You R East Branch of Fox River Springs C d o Grant Creek Frechette Creek i Lk. 9 a k Lk. L 9 v Grass SloughLk. Bass Lake Auger Lk. h o i 4 Mile Rd i Statee Forest Campground Bass Lk. A u t k Bay Mills Riverfront re t r Lost m e t a k d C k l g n o r eFolly Lk. Long Lk. State Forest Campground e r ur w e Lakeshore Dr South ! 129 ge Spincich p o R n Lk. h e A ti Lake y k a k H a F M C Brasser Rd C ree i r ee N Pond m o Fur Farm Lk. Lk. r C Cr a e r H 10 r Seymour Rd x Ahlman e en t l BAY MILLS 3 Clear Creek Benny e r Bear P f Bay View o E e n a h R k i Lk. Syphon Lk. v d s 5MileRd George o 9 5MileRd i a a P e 5 Mile Rd v Peanut e y en National Forest Campground k r t e P d Lk. B 10 C ill reek a D in r Lk. e Duck r s C Pendills Lk. L o LuceKelly l Baker Side Rd t e Luce e Deadmans Lk. t t e P 5 1/2 Mile Rd t Camp Seven Creek i l i k d Lk. L ee Lk. k h 5 1/4 Mile Rd r a Gimlet Creek h 6 Mile Rd C rc d R Silver S Bay Mills RV Park i W r B R d e McNearney Quinlan Creek E v Johnson er R a Piatt v S a Lk. i ! Turnbull BRIMLEY R ! e Lk. Pondil s e Lk. ka 6MileRd g v t B Lk. ais 9 Shunk Rd Lk. e ! Nicolet Rd B g W d 6 CR 407 i Killackey Rd r Roy Lk. h i C r r B 4 anc e a r Scenic Dr r ! iv nc Brimley StateB Park R e R h Avery k t e e T e Au g i a e 9 s Riverside Dr k e r h Lk. e Cr k a 7 Mile Rd Hursley Creek T r q ttl Waiska e E R d u i re a iv a Waboose Trail L s C h er n m Orr q e e 7 1/2 Mile Rd 8 Mile Rd Mackinac Tr n O rr rs Cr Homestead Rd u nch s C lo eek H o Bra i a Peck And Fox River n McNearney Lake Trail orth re a 9 C m N e e Homestead Rd R k 2 Ranger Rd E Piche Rd S o Rye Lk. n e Sixteen Creek l d i i State Forest Campground C n a v 10 re s e L ek o Fox River Trail t 3 r n C h s R 221 i r Forrest Side Rd 9 Mile Rd Spring Creek 5 75 e r i e Ojala Rd I v t 1 e n 1 ! n F r i e e Mc Leod Ditch D k 4 te r Be e ! ur Raco esseau Creek ssea reek 28 L e o u C ! 4 8 B b C d R F l k h e ber ree 7 o ! a r R u C r R u a o C m Mc Mohens Creek r !sse l C S e Tah u c h Ta 2 8 th B anch Be o q on d t u n H n h e D r yp d ame R ra quamen ou S te wo Mil itch e h r iv N st B on R S T C R a i R e o e e h E v ber E i k n v t k er m ig White Creek Dafter v r i k r Salt Point Rd u Stump r ! e R e N ht 129 er E C e e F e o Eckerman ek High Banks Lk.
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