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Warren Dunes State Park
Michigan does indeed have a white, sandy beach for fun in the summer sun.
Play in the sand and surf at this state park. Swim along 3 miles of beach on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan. Hike to the top of the dune formation that rises 260 feet above the lake for spectacular views.
Sit on one of the dunes to have a picnic lunch high above the surrounding landscape. If you're feeling adventurous, bring a hang glider. Launch from the top of the tallest dune and fly around for a bit thanks to off-shore breezes. Bring a saucer or sled to slide down the dunes.
Six miles of trails weave between the dunes for easy access to the entire park. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the cool water when you finish your hike.
Winter time doesn't stop the fun. Cross country skiers enjoy the hiking trails. Bring your sled after a winter storm, because a 260-foot hill is simply begging for some snowy action.
Play in the sand and surf at this state park. Swim along 3 miles of beach on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan. Hike to the top of the dune formation that rises 260 feet above the lake for spectacular views.
Sit on one of the dunes to have a picnic lunch high above the surrounding landscape. If you're feeling adventurous, bring a hang glider. Launch from the top of the tallest dune and fly around for a bit thanks to off-shore breezes. Bring a saucer or sled to slide down the dunes.
Six miles of trails weave between the dunes for easy access to the entire park. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the cool water when you finish your hike.
Winter time doesn't stop the fun. Cross country skiers enjoy the hiking trails. Bring your sled after a winter storm, because a 260-foot hill is simply begging for some snowy action.
Reserve your campsite early. This place is popular in July and August. There are 200 modern campsites and 30 rustic ones.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Warren Dunes State Park
Close your eyes. Dunes bristle in the breeze behind you, the gentle waves of Lake Michigan crash in front of you, and you can hear the crunch of fellow hikers headed to take a dip. Heaven? Almost. At Warren Dunes State Park’s Modern Campground, you can spend your mornings exploring six miles of hiking trails, your days along the beach, and nights Read more...
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