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Here's a list of trails to ride in the Sleeping Bear region:

 

1. Alligator Hill Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park

• Trail averages 4-6 miles.

• Park Pass required

• MUST use the West Loop lot for trailer parking, off Stocking Rd.

• Facilities (outhouse) available at trail head

• Best Route: The Advanced trail (follow the markers)

• What to Expect: Lots of elevations changes, different habitats from meadow to deep forest, slightly rocky/pebbly in spots, stunning views overlooking Sleeping Bear Bay and Big Glen Lake, NO motorized vehicles but you will encounter hikers and dogs.

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2. Garey Lake Campground Trails

• State campground designated for equestrians, with highlines, open year round. Recreational pass required. Day use is permitted, limited facilities

• On the Michigan Shore to Shore Trail

• Can ride out in multiple directions, so good for a couple days of riding

• Mostly non-motorized but may encounter hikers, dogs, bikes and ATVs. You may also encounter other campers

• What to Expect: Beautiful scenery, lots of habitats, small lakes, elevation changes, sand/dirt trails mostly

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3. Lake Dubonnet Campground Trails

• A DNR site managed by Interlochen State Park

• Located on the Michigan Shore to Shore Trail

• Ride out in multiple directions

• Designated equestrian camping

• Open Year Round

• No reservations accepted

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