The U.P. Hidden Coast Recreational Heritage Trail is a Pure Michigan Byway on the Upper Peninsula of the US state of Michigan that follows three different highways: [1]
- US Highway 41 (US 41) through Menominee from the Wisconsin–Michigan state line on the Interstate Bridge to M-35 on the north side of town;
- M-35 from US 41 along the Green Bay and Little Bay de Noc to Gladstone ; and
- US 2/US 41 from Escanaba to Mather Avenue in Gladstone.
References
- ^ UP Hidden Coast Recreation Heritage Route Planning Committee (September 2013). "Chapter 1: Introduction". UP Hidden Coast Recreation Heritage Route Management Plan. Escanaba, MI: Central Upper Peninsula Planning and Development Regional Commission. p. 2.
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The U.P. Hidden Coast Recreational Heritage Trail is a Pure Michigan Byway on the Upper Peninsula of the US state of Michigan that follows three different highways: [1]
- US Highway 41 (US 41) through Menominee from the Wisconsin–Michigan state line on the Interstate Bridge to M-35 on the north side of town;
- M-35 from US 41 along the Green Bay and Little Bay de Noc to Gladstone ; and
- US 2/US 41 from Escanaba to Mather Avenue in Gladstone.
References
- ^ UP Hidden Coast Recreation Heritage Route Planning Committee (September 2013). "Chapter 1: Introduction". UP Hidden Coast Recreation Heritage Route Management Plan. Escanaba, MI: Central Upper Peninsula Planning and Development Regional Commission. p. 2.
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