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There's 5,300 acres of nature to explore at Ludington State Park. It's a great area for cycling, hiking and camping. Stretched along the shores of Lake Michigan, the park has sand dunes, forests, marshlands and plenty of spectacular views.

There are two lighthouses in Ludington: North Pierhead Lighthouse and this one, the North Breakwater Light. It was originally constructed in 1871. You can visit the lights for an $8 donation.

The Big M Mountain Biking Trails are home of the Lumberjack 100 endurance mountain biking race that takes place in June every year and is part of the National Ultra Endurance Series. The Big M Trailhead has a small parking lot (a five Dollar parking fee applies).

The lighthouse stands on the shores of Lake Michigan and is easily recognized because it is painted with black and white stripes. It can be reached by taking a beautiful walk in Ludington State Park.

The trails in the Huron-Manistee National Forests were created by glacial retreat: they are the remains of glacial moraines and prehistoric sand dunes. The terrain has a sandy base and is gently rolling.

The lighthouse stands on the shores of Lake Michigan and is easily recognized because it is painted with black and white stripes. It can be reached by taking a beautiful walk in Ludington State Park.

The trails in the Huron-Manistee National Forests were created by glacial retreat: they are the remains of glacial moraines and prehistoric sand dunes. The terrain has a sandy base and is gently rolling.