Sand Point Marsh Trail - Munising,

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Sand Point Marsh Trail is a popular dog-friendly hiking destination in Munising, MI, ideal for nature lovers and pet owners alike. This scenic spot features a wooden boardwalk loop that winds through beautiful northern Michigan marshlands, offering picturesque views of local wildlife, unique flora, and serene lake scenery. The trail is relatively short, flat, and wide enough for strollers, making it accessible and family-friendly.

Dog owners will appreciate that dogs are welcome on the trail, making it an excellent choice for pet-friendly adventures and leisurely walks. The area is not far from the road but provides a peaceful escape, with dense vegetation and frequent sightings of birds, dragonflies, and small mammals. Whether you’re searching for a relaxing walk, a kid-friendly outing, or a pet-friendly trail in Munising, Sand Point Marsh Trail is a fantastic option.

FAQ

  • Are dogs allowed at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed on the Sand Point Marsh Trail.
  • Is there a fenced area for dogs? No, there is no fenced area; dogs must remain on-leash.
  • Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, the boardwalk is wide and mostly flat, and there is wheelchair accessible parking.
  • Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, the main feature is the boardwalk trail loop through the marsh.
  • Is the park good for kids? Yes, the trail is family-friendly and suitable for children and strollers.
  • Is parking available? Yes, there is an accessible parking lot near the trail entrance.

Reviews

Yusuf Jassim

Wonderful walk through a northern marsh, with many interesting dragonfly species. The short walk is mostly a boardwalk.

N Duncan

What I found most intriguing about this marsh were these exotic looking flowers sort of resembling the common houseplant called the Peace Lily. In addition to that, the lake with all of the trees in the background made for some undoubtedly picturesque scenery.

Robert Hall Photography

Was recommended to visit this trail and was not disappointed. It is a wooden boardwalk through a marsh with really nice views. The walkway is large enough for a stroller, there are a few portions that have dipped creating an uneven walkway but it’s still very manageable. It’s very relaxing, not far from the road but the road has very low traffic.

Ryan Madden

Really nice, peaceful walk on the boardwalk through the marsh. Vegetation is pretty densely packed alongside in some places, as if the wooden structure is just a month or two away from disappearing altogether. Only saw some red squirrels and a heron, but according to signs throughout, there’s a lot more that can be seen if you’re lucky/patient enough.

Griffin May

Nice quick loop to do around the marsh. The boardwalk is really nice and the plant life is interesting.

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