Plan a trip to step back in time at sites that recall the state’s copper boom days, take in the beauty of the 200-foot glowing cliff, or hike on storied trails and experience how beautiful Michigan’s forests are in the fall.
Here’s a list of Michigan’s seven national parks, including all sites affiliated with or managed by the National Park Service.
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Michigan’s national treasures provides a distinct experience, whether it’s immersing oneself in natural wonders, delving into the state’s history, or appreciating its cultural contributions. Exploring these sites allows visitors to connect with Michigan’s diverse landscapes and stories while celebrating the centennial of the National Park Service and embracing the spirit of nature and stewardship.