Michigan’s Old-Growth Forest Is A Marvelous Hidden Gem You’ll Want To Explore
It’s no secret that Michigan is home to a marvelous array of natural attractions. From our well-loved beaches to the gorgeous vistas at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, there’s something in the Great Lakes State to appeal to each and every visitor. There’s a particular natural area in Michigan that might not garner as much attention as its more famous counterparts — but that doesn’t make it any less stunning.
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The Sylvania Wilderness and Sylvania Recreation Area are located approximately seven miles from the town of Watersmeet in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
The forested areas are lined with thousands of huge red and white pines, many of which date back further than you can imagine. To be amazed, all you have to do is look up.
Luckily for us, The Sylvania Wilderness is open to the public for exploration — and you won’t want to miss out on the chance to experience the endless beauty of Sylvania.
There are even opportunities to camp within the recreation area, provided that you hold a permit. What better way to become one with Michigan’s amazing natural glory?
No matter how you spend your time in Sylvania’s massive wilderness wonderland, one thing is for sure: you’ll be completely blown away by this unique Michigan oasis.
