If there’s one thing we Michiganders are proud of, it’s our state’s natural splendor. From beautiful fall foliage to some of the most breathtaking waterfront views imaginable, there’s truly an outdoor option here to please each and every visitor and resident. While we’ve got plenty of beloved state parks to explore, there’s one underrated spot that’s well worth exploring — and you might never want to leave.
North Higgins Lake State Park is located in Crawford County near Roscommon.
No matter how you prefer to spend your outdoor adventures, North Higgins Lake State Park will undoubtedly deliver. Water, sand, and forests abound throughout.
If you’re looking to reconnect with nature, lace up your hiking boots and venture out to one of the park’s eight miles of trails. Few activities are more calming.
Of course, Higgins Lake itself is a true gem — and during the warmer months, there are plenty of opportunities to appreciate the gorgeous glimmering waters.
When winter rolls around, cross country skiers will find plenty of opportunities to make their way through this fantastic state park. A little snow never hurt anyone!
If you’re hoping to learn more about the ecosystems and growth patterns at North Higgins Lake State Park, check out its incredible onsite forest nursery area.
There are even ample opportunities to appreciate the park overnight, with nearly 175 delightful campsites and two mini cabins that can be rented year-round.
So, what are you waiting for? Whether you’re a lover of land or water, you’ll fall in love with the scenic beauty of this park. Get out there and start your adventure!
Tell us, Michiganders: have you ever visited North Higgins Lake State Park? We would love to hear more about your fantastic outdoor adventures in the comment section below.
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