Porcupine Mountains in the UP for a few days
Had off of work and decided to go up north to the Porcupine Mountains in the Upper Peninsula. Pictures are from BC-1 campsite
u/Fre3ReFills — 7 days ago
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Porkies report
I did two days this past weekend in peak fall colors. Just spectacular.
u/Free_Use1316 — 9 days ago
Dispersed camping: au sable state forest
Does anyone know whether dispersed camping is allowed in these areas near mt pleasant? They show as state forest land in the online map, but I cant find anything specific or who to call to find out. Has anyone camped here?
u/biggiby — 7 days ago
Porcupine Mountains Entry Sign Stolen!
Just sharing and if anybody saw anything, knows anything please let them know, or share to more people who were in/around the park last weekend.
https://www.facebook.com/PorcupineMountains
Someone took the Porcupine Mountains entrance sign!
The sign was taken sometime between Saturday night, October 3rd, and the early morning hours of Sunday, October 4th.
Law enforcement has been notified, and we are now searching for our missing sign.
This isn’t just any sign — it’s ICONIC! It’s the spot so many visitors stop to photograph when they arrive at the Porkies. Generations of visitors have memories with this sign, and we want it back where it belongs!
HELP US FIND OUR SIGN!
If you have any information about the sign’s whereabouts, please contact:
Porcupine Mountains Park Headquarters:
906-885-5275, ext. 0
Ontonagon County Sheriff’s Department:
906-884-4901
Bring back our sign — NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
Please share this post and help us get the word out. Let’s bring our iconic Porkies sign home!
u/Jeyne42 — 8 days ago
Man was it beautiful out there yesterday. Got to bring a rare trail buddy and introduce him to foraging. Finally got to try hens and they are just delicious!
u/CorduroyDude7 — 9 days ago
Roadless Rule (2001) Recission Comments Close TODAY!!
Today is the last day to make your voice heard on the USDA proposed recission of the Roadless Rule. This legislation protects inventoried national forestlands from commercial logging and road systems, including 16,000 acres in our upper peninsula.
Make your voice heard, however you may be swayed. This will irreversibly alter our natural landscapes across the nation.
Edit: Link
u/AdSenior4760 — 9 days ago
BEAR BAG SURVEY FOR CLASS
I am a student at WMU. If you are familiar with bear bags used to store food when camping in bear country, please take a couple minutes to answer this quick survey about issues with their current design. I need surveys for a college course to help me design a better version of the bag. So, any feedback will be helpful. I've attached a link to the survey below. Thank you for your input.
u/G_Cordell — 8 days ago