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Lost Twin Lakes Pathway
Lost Twin Lakes Pathway
The Lost Twin Lakes Pathway is renowned for its towering century-old white pines. This 3.3-mile loop offers a diverse hiking and biking experience, with rugged terrain featuring ridges, wetlands and swamps. Boardwalks guide visitors through the wettest areas.
It's located just south of Houghton Lake in Roscommon County.
Although cross-country skiing is a popular activity on the trail, it's not groomed.
Trail activities
Cross-country skiing
Cross-country skiing is allowed on 3.3 miles of pathway that traverses both low and high terrain. Trails are not groomed and the trailhead is not plowed.
Hiking
Hiking is allowed the along 3.3 miles of pathway that traverse both low and high terrain in the Lost Lakes area.
Mountain biking
Mountain biking is allowed on 3.3 miles of pathway that traverse both low and high terrain in the Lost Lakes area.
Area and trail maps
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Interactive map
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Printable PDF map