Following the unprecedented March 28-30 ice storm in northern Michigan, DNR teams from across the state have been working tirelessly to assess the damage and continue the monumental cleanup. You can find a map and dashboard with the latest status (open, partially open, temporarily closed) state-managed trails and state forest campgrounds; an interactive map; safety updates; and more on the DNR's ice storm storm response page. All impacted state parks and boating access sites have reopened.
Michigan's state parks are full of adventures - swimming, hiking, camping, fishing and more. Many of our parks offer fun educational programs and classes for visitors of all ages.
Our trails offer ample opportunities for bicyclists, hikers, ORV riders, cross-country skiers, snowmobilers, horseback riders and more.
We strive to provide opportunities for those of all abilities to enjoy Michigan’s natural resources. Find accessible fishing, hunting, kayak launches, beaches and more.
Michigan's forests offer an abundance of recreational opportunities including fishing, hiking, camping, ORV riding, hunting and more.
