Winter walks should include U.P. parks
Source: The Detroit Free Press
The Detroit Free Press listed several places to get active and take a walk outside in Michigan, and what better place to do it than the U.P.?
Excerpt: Even with chilly temperatures and spits of snow, winter offers plenty of opportunity for outdoor exercise, particularly hiking.
Suzanne Howard, a physical therapist at Northern Michigan Sports Medicine in Petoskey, is an active outdoors enthusiast who uses trails year-round for running, cross-country skiing and mountain biking
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Source: The Detroit Free Press
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