Blind Sucker Pathway

Newberry Field Office

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7.30

Located in Luce County, this pathway travels along the coast of Lake Superior and the Blind Sucker River. The trailhead is located 34 miles northwest of Newberry. This trail is managed by Muskallonge Lake State Park.

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Located near Muskallonge Lake State Park, the Blind Sucker Pathway provides a variety of terrain for hiking adventures. With 7.3 miles of trail, the Blind Sucker Pathway provides an opportunity to travel through a beautifully dense forest along the Blind Sucker River and the Lake Superior coast. Visitors can expect some steep hills and sections of sand. The trail can be accessed at Blind Sucker No. 1 state forest campground, Blind Sucker No. 2 state forest campground or Lake Superior state forest campground.

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Cross-Country Skiing Item is accessible.
Cross-Country Skiing: Cross-county skiing is allowed on the trail; however, trail is not groomed.
Dog Sledding Item is accessible.
Dog Sledding: This multi-use trail is open to dog sledding.
Hiking Item is accessible.
Hiking: The pathway connects to the national North Country Trail.
Mountain Biking Item is accessible.
Mountain Biking: All 7.3 miles of trail are open to mountain biking. This trail is quite narrow, with a few sections of sand and some steep climbs.
Snowshoeing Item is accessible.
Snowshoeing: Trails are not groomed, but please be courteous and avoid cross-country ski tracks if visible.