Sand Dunes Ski Trail
This trail is located on old Lake Michigan sand dunes and passes through a variety of vegetation including beech trees, jack pines planted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1935, hemlocks and hardwoods. The "Eolian Hills" found in this area by windswept sand formations provide a variety of terrain and challenge. Six loops compose this system totaling approximately 35 miles. The trailhead is accessed off of US 2 along the Brevort Lake Road (H-57), approximately 11 miles west of the US-2/I-75 junction in St. Ignace, Michigan. These trails are generally groomed and skiing conditions will vary with weather and use.
Excerpt from, http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/hiawatha/crosscnt.htm

Tahquamenon Falls State Park
Luce and Chippewa Counties on M-123. 12 miles southwest of Paradise. Six miles of easiest and most difficult trails. Trails are marked. Park Headquarters 906-492-3415.
Excerpt from, http://www.ring.com/travel/xcountry.htm

Seney National Wildlife Refuge,
Located 1.5 miles north of Germfask on Hwy M-77. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are permitted on the refuge during the winter months, with groomed trails available from mid-December through mid-March. Maps are available at the refuge headquarters or the trail heads. All refuge pools are open to ice fishing from January 1 through February 28. Three marked trail loops ranging from 1.5 to 10 miles in length for information call Refuge Headquarters at 906-586-9851 (weekdays) and 586-9801 (weekends). This 96,000 acre Wildlife Refuge is closed to snowmobilers and off-road vehicles. Excerpt from, http://www.exploringthenorth.com/trails/ski.html

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