Hiking Michigan
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Overview
Created in spring 2005, Hiking Michigan has weekly hikes in southeast Michigan, usually on Saturday afternoons. In addition to weekly hikes, Hiking Michigan also runs a number of projects, produces books and maps and has helped to organize a number of Friends of groups for Michigan's state parks.
Maps produced by Hiking Michigan are unique. Designed to be easy to read for non-hikers, major features are shown graphically, so a bridge looks like a bridge, a bunch of trees looks like a bunch of trees.
Current projects involve the restoration and mapping of the Big Loop Trail in Ortonville State Recreation Area, combining a large number of smaller trails together into a single trail, circumnavigating the entire park.
Hiking Michigan is also actively involved in setting up "Friend of _____ Park" groups, which are critical in this time of park budget cuts.
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