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Recreation

  • Recreation PassportWhen you renew your license plate registration, you'll experience state parks, recreation areas, state forest campgrounds, non-motorized trails, boat launches and hundreds of shopping discounts. You'll also support historic and cultural sites in state parks grants for neighborhood parks.
  • DNR PRD Rec 101 Summer Graphic SmallLooking for something to do that's fun AND free? Visit any one of Michigan's state parks offering Rec 101 programs!
  • Red envelopeSubscribe to Recreation "How To" (Instructional Programs) updates from Michigan DNR
  • Trail through the woods at Pictured Rocks.TrailsIt's time get out and hike, paddle or ride on a trail for your next Pure Michigan travel adventure. Caution: Spring weather causes damage to many Lower Peninsula trails

    Find trail events at State Parks.
    National Trails Day is June 1 explore a trail near you!
  • Campers playing horseshoes at a Michigan DNR State forest campgroundCampgroundsLet's go camping in Michigan and discover just how great the great outdoors can be. With more than a thousand Michigan campgrounds statewide, Michigan camping offers something for everyone - camp along rivers, lakes, sand dunes and beaches, near the Great Lakes, in state parks and national forests. Enjoy Michigan camping in tents, RVs, cabins, or sleeping under the stars. Because camping in the great outdoors is Pure Michigan.
  • DNR PRD Rec 101 Leelanau State Park KayakingPaddlesportsKayaking solo. River-rafting with our friends. In a romantic canoe for two. In the State of Michigan we're never more than six miles from an inland lake or river, and always within a quick drive of one of the four Great Lakes. Kayaking and canoeing in Michigan allow us to explore our surroundings. So let's pack up our gear and go. Because nothing is more cleansing than canoeing or kayaking the waters of Pure Michigan.
  • Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting US Bicycle Route 35

Bicycling in MichiganLet's go for a ride in the state of Michigan. Let's pedal our way along the water. Let's twist our way through mountain single track. Coast through scenic beach towns while cycling in Michigan. Feast our eyes on sandstone cliffs and untouched wilderness in the National Forests of the Upper Peninsula. Let's go touring on more than 1,300 miles of bike trails of Pure Michigan.
  • Woman standing in the river fly fishing.FishingMichigan fishing is all about our passion for fresh air, biting fish and enjoying a few good laughs with our friends. With four Great Lakes, 11,000 inland lakes and hundreds of rivers and streams, there's no end to the places to cast your line during your Pure Michigan fishing experience. With trout, walleyes, salmon, perch, bass ready to bite, Michigan is home to the best catches a fishing trip can offer.
  • Pure Michigan FITness Series logoPure Michigan FITness SeriesThe Pure Michigan FITness Series incudes physical activity events throughout Michigan that are accessible to all Michigan residents.
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