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  2. Experience the Hiawatha's great lakeshores, lighthouses, islands and snow in the Upper Peninsula Michigan. Visitors come from across the world, country, or state for unique travel experiences they can only get here. As a tourist destination and National Forest, we are truly unique.

  3. Hiawatha National Forest - Home - US Forest Service

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    Sandy beaches, gravel ridges, and karst-influenced wetlands result in an impressive diversity of flora and fauna across 3,800 acres. The Horseshoe Bay Trail takes hikers from inland pine forest, across the linear dune-swale complex, to a sandy Lake Huron beach.

  4. Hiawatha National Forest - Munising Visitor's Bureau

    www.munising.org/explore/hiawatha-national-forest

    On the shores of Lakes Superior, Huron, and Michigan lies the stunning beauty of the Hiawatha National Forest. Its picturesque lakeshores, striking lighthouses, tranquil islands, cascading waterfalls, diverse wildlife, and ample snowfall offer visitors a haven for relaxation and recreation.

  5. U.S. Forest Service - Hiawatha National Forest. 9,859 likes · 203 talking about this. Welcome to the Hiawatha National Forest Facebook page!

  6. Hiawatha National Forest

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    Observe the beauty of Canada, the lake, and the ocean-going freighters plying the river and Lake Superior as they come and go through the Soo Locks. With 200 inches of snowfall yearly in some areas, the Hiawatha National Forest, is a true winter wonderland.

  7. Hiawatha National Forest - Wikipedia

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    Hiawatha National Forest is a 894,836-acre (362,127 ha) National Forest in the Upper Peninsula of the state of Michigan in the United States. [1] Commercial logging is conducted in some areas.

  8. HIAWATHA NATIONAL FOREST - St. Ignace

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    Divided into two major blocks of land (the East and West Units) and five districts, the Hiawatha National Forest is home to Grand Island National Recreation Area, Whitefish Scenic Byway, six lighthouses, five Wilderness areas, and Clear Lake Education Center.