Porcupine Mountains

Get Outdoors

WILDERNESS STATE PARK

Western Upper Peninsula

906.885.527533303 Headquarters Rd. Ontonagon, MI 49953michigan.gov/porkies

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PUB3000-61 (Rev.6/28/2012) RD

Interpretive programs focusing on the park’s natural features and unique history are provided for people of all ages.

nature programsz paddling3 picnic area/shelterr swimming[ watchable wildlife

Camping costs vary, call 1-800-44PARKS or visit midnrreservations.com

Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park is comprised of 60,000 acres of majestic towering trees, rugged terrain, secluded lakes, spectacular waterfalls, pristine beaches and miles of wild rivers and streams. The park is located on the shores of Lake Superior in Michigan’s Western Upper Peninsula where the Porcupine Mountains are home to biggest and best tract of virgin northern hardwoods in North America.

in the parky boat launch/rental ( cross-country skiingl fishingF hiking

huntingH mountain biking

Check out michigan.org for attractions in the area.

lodging & amenitieslodge: electricity, fireplace, full kitchen, bedrooms (sleeps 12),

bathrooms, laundry, linens provided, plumbing, magnificent view of Lake Superior.

modern sites: electrical hookup, modern restrooms.

rustic cabins: (18) no electricity, bunks, mattresses, cookware, saw and ax, primitive restrooms nearby.

group & rustic sites: rustic.

yurts: (4) sturdy tent-like structures, sleeps 4, wood stove, no electricity, primitive restrooms nearby.

The Recreation Passport is required for entry in all state parks, recreation areas, state forest campgrounds and non- motorized state trail head and boat launch parking. The Recreation Passport will also help improve historic and cultural sites in state parks. Check “YES” when you renew your license plate.

Camp Green encourages guests to participate in protecting the environment while camping at a Michigan State Park or Recreation Area.

www.michigan.gov/recreationpassport

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GPS: N46° 48.838’, W089° 37.503’