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Hartwick Pines Logging Museum

Hartwick Pines Logging Museum with large red wheel in front

Hartwick Pines Logging Museum

Benches surround a squared-off firepit area in the woods. In the background, a long log building is nestled between trees.

Situated among the towering trees of Lower Michigan’s largest remaining stand of old growth white pine, Hartwick Pines Logging Museum depicts the state’s 19th-century logging era, an industry that changed Michigan’s landscape, people and economy in ways that can still be seen today.

Hartwick Pines Logging Museum is located within Hartwick Pines State Park
Park address:
3612 State Park Drive
Grayling, MI 49738

Phone: 989-348-2537

Admission is free; however, a Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry to the park.
Please note that some special events may require a fee or donation.

Open seasonally.

Logging Museum Visitor Information
A bronze statue of a young man in a hat and with a shovel sits next to a large sign about the CCC.
Explore
6 people walk a winding, paved trail through a forest in the autumn
Special Programs
Sunlight streams through trunks of tall pine trees in a forest.
Hartwick Pines State Park