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LP 4, North Central Lower Peninsula Trails
131.53 miles · Snowmobile trails · North Central Lower Peninsula Trails
About this trail
- Length
- 131.53 miles
- Uses
- Snowmobile trails
- Surface
- Dirt Natural
- Managed by
- North Central Lower Peninsula Trails
- Mapped as
- 83 connected segments
- Agency data last updated
- 2026-10-05
Camping near this trail
21 campgrounds within 3 miles. Distances are to the nearest point on the trail.
- Graves Crossing State Forest CampgroundMancelona, MInearest point 0.07 mi
- Pinney Bridge State Forest CampgroundMInearest point 0.22 mi
- Walsh Road Equestrian State Forest Campground and Trail CampMInearest point 0.37 mi
- Thunder Bay Resort RV ParkHillman, MInearest point 0.51 mi
- Emerick Park CampgroundHillman, MInearest point 0.58 mi
- East Jordan Tourist Park Campground & BeachEast Jordan, MInearest point 0.76 mi
- Alpena County FairgroundsAlpena, MInearest point 1.25 mi
- Otsego LakeGaylord, MInearest point 1.27 mi
- Lake Marjory State Forest CampgroundMInearest point 1.5 mi
- Gaylord South / Bradford Lake KOA HolidayFrederic, MInearest point 1.63 mi
- Lewiston Shady Acres Campground and CottagesLewiston, MInearest point 1.88 mi
- Black Dog Base CampLewiston, MInearest point 1.97 mi
- Otsego Lake County ParkGaylord, MInearest point 2.0 mi
- Alpen Bluffs Outdoor ResortGaylord, MInearest point 2.12 mi
- Big Oaks Equestrian State Forest CampgroundAtlanta, MInearest point 2.14 mi
- Gaylord KOA HolidayGaylord, MInearest point 2.16 mi
- Avery Lake State Forest CampgroundAtlanta, MInearest point 2.22 mi
- Thunder Bay River State Forest CampgroundMInearest point 2.5 mi
- Shupac Lake State Forest CampgroundGrayling, MInearest point 2.55 mi
- Ess Lake State Forest CampgroundMInearest point 2.6 mi
- Jackson Lake State Forest CampgroundAtlanta, MInearest point 2.82 mi
Where this comes from
Trail data: Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Licence reference MI-DNR-OpenData.
The agency's own page for this data.
We list trails published as open data by state agencies and the National Park Service. Trails run by cities, counties, land conservancies or campgrounds themselves are not included yet, so this is not every trail — if a campground has its own trails, its page or its website is the better guide. All our data sources.