Lake Ann Pathway

Interlochen State Park

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Located in Lake Ann State Forest Campground, just 2 miles southwest of Lake Ann on Reynolds Road.

This non-motorized pathway is located in Benzie County, 2 miles southwest of Lake Ann via Almira and Reynolds roads. The pathway is managed by Interlochen State Park.

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The Lake Ann Pathway, located in the Pere Marquette State Forest, is a network of four scenic loops. Although not groomed, the 5.8-mile trail is most popular with cross-country skiers. What started out as an interpretive trail in the late 1970s is now also a popular multi-use trail enjoyed by mountain bikers and hikers. In less than a few miles, visitors will find views of four different lakes, a multitude of scenic overlooks, three bogs and the Platte River.

Activities (Display as List)

Cross-Country Skiing Item is accessible.
Cross-Country Skiing: Although not groomed, many cross-country skiing opportunities are available on the pathway. Learn more about cross-county skiing.
Hiking Item is accessible.
Hiking: All 5.8 miles of this multi-use pathway is open to non-motorized uses, including hiking.
Mountain Biking Item is accessible.
Mountain Biking: All 5.8 miles of this diverse pathway is open to non-motorized uses, including mountain biking. Learn more about mountain biking.
Watchable Wildlife Item is accessible.
Watchable Wildlife: Visitors may see a variety of woodland, aquatic and bird species. Learn more about Michigan wildlife.