Huron-Manistee National Forest

There's not much to see and it's not easy to find, but if you're up for the challenge you can get to the highest point in Michigan's Lower Peninsula.

You can legally "Christmas Vacation" your way through Michigan's national forests and cut down your own Christmas tree for only five dollars!

Located in the Huron National Forest, just off the River Road Scenic Byway, Iargo Springs is where waters once-believed to be sacred flow to the Au Sable River.

A controlled burn got out of control recently in Northern Michigan but as of April 30th the U.S. Forest Service shares it is almost completely contained.

If you like getting a real Christmas tree for your home -- how about harvesting one from a National Forest? You can take the family and chop down your own Christmas tree, save money, and help maintain a healthy forest while doing so.

This just in - there are bears in the Michigan woods.

The Huron-Manistee National Forest officials have said they won’t do an alcohol ban on several northern Michigan rivers this year.