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>>2870581
by owning some rural forest land and going for a walk.
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>>2870581
look for dispersed camping spots
wander innawoods
camp
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>>2870581
Are you trolling or are you a FIB?
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I live in Ontario
I browse through Ontario Parks site and they have a map for every park and its availability
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>>2870587
You use FIB all the way up there? I live in Iowa now, but I am from Illinois originally. I hate that state and will never return except for food or art. Haven't been back but to see some friends a few years ago. Thank God only me and Kevin Costner think this place is heaven.
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>>2870581
In summary use a topographical layer on Google Earth, may as well input data from the local agencies that show parking spots and boundaries.

10 miles? You may have to compromise on that.
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Is the UP usefully cooler than the rest of the eastern us in mid-summer? Is it worth driving all the fucking way there to escape the heat? If so, what's there to see? I don't care about boats or lakes. I like pretty views.

>>2870590
>everything in canada is organized
well at the cost of having to live in canada
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>>2870581
Have you ever hiked 10 miles? Is there even anywhere in lower Michigan that's 10 miles from the nearest road?
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>>2870593
>Is it worth driving all the fucking way there to escape the heat?
I'm planning on going in the fall, I've actually never been up there in the summer, I heard there's lots of mosquitos in the summer.
>If so, what's there to see?
Quiet forests. Like you go out there and you can't hear highways or anything, just trees and forest sounds, I love it.

>>2870595
I did 14 or 15 with a pack once, but that was a while ago, I need to train, which I have been doing.
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>>2870581
>open map app
>go to UP
>see multiple national forests with long trails wilderness areas with trails
>even designated long distance trails that will have campsites along it
>plenty of random roads that probably arent drivable but might still be walkable
>plenty of land in the wilderness areas to then turn off trail and romp into
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>>2870581
>it's proving really hard
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>>2870600
I mean I could do that. But I'd prefer a nice loop.
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>>2870581
>it's proving really hard.
it took me 30 seconds to find this....

https://www.nps.gov/piro/planyourvisit/upload/Chapel-Beaver-Day-Hikes-Map-508.pdf
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>>2870645
There's like a billion people on that trail and I've been before.

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