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Michigan
11.2 mi
Distance
608 ft
Gain
3h 56m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Hiawatha National Forest
2 managing-area boundaries mapped — agency alerts for them feed this page automatically.
Boundary data
What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Vs to Wetmore, Pine Line
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The Vs to Wetmore section of the Pine Line Trail is an 11.21-mile out-and-back route that follows a historic rail corridor through Michigan's Upper Peninsula landscape. This trail offers a gentle, accessible journey along a converted railroad bed, providing hikers with a straightforward path through mixed forest terrain typical of the region's natural character.
Wetmore
~3 min drive
Easy 3.97-mile out-and-back forest hike in Michigan's UP.
North Hiawatha Snomo
~10 min drive
31-mile out-and-back snowmobile trail through Michigan's Upper Peninsula backcountry.
Big Island Lake Portal
~17 min drive
Easy 0.43-mile out-and-back walk to Big Island Lake Portal.
Southern Trail
~41 min drive
Easy 0.55-mile out-and-back trail in Michigan.
Miners Castle Snomo
~7 min drive
4.5-mile out-and-back snowmobile trail near Miners Castle with Lake Superior views.
Brunos Run
~16 min drive
A 12.81-mile loop trail offering a full-day Michigan hiking adventure.
Bil - Neds Lake Portage
~20 min drive
Easy portage trail connecting Bil and Neds Lakes in Michigan.
Northern Trail
~42 min drive
Easy out-and-back trail under 1 mile in Michigan.
Christmas Snomo
~13 min drive
3.7-mile out-and-back snowmobile trail in Michigan's UP.
Indian River Canoe Route
~17 min drive
29.86-mile out-and-back canoe route through Michigan's Indian River system.