Dickinson County proposes southern U.P. bike trail
Source: Escanaba Daily Press
There’s been a lot of talk, from Governor Snyder to the local level, about Michigan-wide bike and hiking trail systems. Dickinson County has a suggestion about it.
Excerpt: Dickinson County is proposing a southern Upper Peninsula route for a Michigan biking and hiking trail that would run some 900 miles from downstate Belle Isle to Ironwood.
The Dickinson plan is a viable alternative to a northern U.P. route along Lake Superior that was proposed last fall by Gov. Rick Snyder, said County Commissioner Barbara Kramer.
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Source: Escanaba Daily Press
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