Whitefish Bay Scenic Byway
Hiawatha National Forest, MI
Covering much of the eastern part of the upper peninsula of Michigan, the Hiawatha National Forest is almost completely surrounded by water. The 880,000 acre forest was named for Longfellow's poem and is a second growth forest.
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- Location:
In northern Michigan. North of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Once, it was a forest of tall white pine, before the great clearcut of more than a century ago; today it is
- N 46.167° W 86.667° [?]
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