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Map InformationMap produced by:

CUPPAD2950 College AvenueEscanaba, MI 498291-800-562-9828, Fax 906-786-4442www.cuppad.org

To order additional maps, please visit the Michigan Department of Transportation website at:

www.michigan.gov/mdot-bikingSelect the link to On-Road Bike Maps andInformation. Order forms and information areavailable through a link under County Maps.

"Providing the highest quality of integratedtransportation services for economic benefitand improved quality of life."The Michigan Department of Transportationprovides information and planning assistancefor nonmotorized transportation facilities.Michigan Department of Transportation,Transportation Planning Services Division,P.O. Box 30050, Lansing, MI 48909;517-335-2823 or 517-373-9049.-or-MDOT Superior Region Office1818 3rd Ave. NorthEscanaba, MI 49829888-414-MDOT (6368)

This map is made possible through the Federal Highway Administration and published with Federal Highway funding: 20,000 copies printed at a cost $8,996.34 or $0.45 per copy. Copyright State of Michigan all rights reserved.

Ride PreparedBe sure your bicycle is adjusted to fit you properly. Check tires, chain, brakes, and any other moving parts. Your bicycle must be equiped with a brake, which will enable you to slow or stop on dry, level, clean pavement.

Most fatalities and serious injuries to cyclists are result of head injuries. A Snell or ANSI approved helmet can reduce the severity of many head injuries. Some areas require the use of helmets, check with local authorities.

A bicylce must be equipped with a bell or other device capable of giving a signal audible from a distance of at least 100 feet.

When operating a bicycle at night it must be equipped with a lamp on the front which shall emit a white light visible from a distance of at least 500 feet and with a red reflector on the rear which shall be visible from up to 600 feet in the headlights of an automobile.

Light and bright colored clothing and safety vests help to make a bicyclist more visible especially at dusk or at night Added reflective material on your clothing and bicycle is recommended when night riding is required.

If you plan on carrying any packages, bundles or any articles you must be able to keep both hands on the handlebars. A variety of racks, packs, and trailers can be fitted on your bicycle to transport goods.

Water bottles, tire repair kits, mirrors, locks, and first aid kits help make each trip safer and the cyclist more self-sufficient.

Bicycle Resources

www.michigan.gov/dnr

MDNR promotes the development of trail systems throughout the state. They will work with local agencies in trail development, planning and design, and administer a number of funding programs.

Michigan Department of Natural Resources

MMBA promotes responsible mountain biking and workstoward the goal of common land access and naturalresource protection through interaction with policy makers, the cycling industry, race promoters, mountain bikers and other trail users. To contact please email: communications@mmba.org

Michigan Mountain Biking Association

www.mmba.org

LMB's mission is to make Michigan a more bicycle friendly state by promoting: favorable recognition of bicycling; improved facilities; tours and events; partnerships with related groups; "pro-bicycling"legislation, regulation, and implementation;and the education of stakeholders.

League of Michigan Bicyclists

1-888-642-4537www.lmb.org

RTC works with local recreation and conservation agencies to preserverail corridors for conservation and recreational uses. This organization promotes the conversion of abandoned railroad rights-of-way to recreational trails through public education, advocacy, and technical assistance to grassroots organizations.

Rails to Trails Conservancy

(614) 837-6782www.railtrails.org

MTGA fosters and facilitates the creation of an interconnected statewide system of trails and greenways for recreation, health, transportation, economic development and environmental/culturalpreservation purposes.

Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance

(517) 485-6022www.michigantrails.org

Trail Atlas of MichiganDennis R. Hansen

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Regional Overview Where to BikeBicycles are permitted on all Michigan highways and roads, EXCEPT limited access freeways or unless otherwise posted. Bicycles are allowed on all road systems including those in State Forests, State Parks, and National Forests.

Bicycles are allowed on specified trails in State Parks. Call the individual park or the MI Department of Natural Resources, Parks Division, (517) 373-9900 for maps of trails and further information.

Bicycles are allowed on most State Forest trails. For more information and a map, contact the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Forest, Mineral & FireManagement Division, (517) 373-1275.

Bicycles are allowed on National Forest trails except where posted. Please contact the Hiawatha National Forest (906) 786-4062 or Ottawa National Forest (906) 932-1330 for more information.

Many local communities have developed their own trail systems. Rules and regulations vary by each community and trail.

www.michigan.gov/dnr

www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/hiawatha

On the Road

State Park Trails

State Forest Trails

National Forest Trails

Local Trails

This map has been developed by the Central Upper Peninsula Planning and Development Regional Commission as an aid to bicyclists and is not intended to be a substitute for a person's use of reasonable care. The user of this map bears full responsibility for his or her own safety. CUPPAD makes no express or implied guarantee as to the safety or condition of the roads and paths shown and has no responsibility for maintaining them. Conditions indicated on the map are subject to change. Be prepared to make your own assessment of traffic, roads, and trails and plan routes appropriate to your riding skills.

Before You Use This Map

www.deltami.org

230 Ludington St.Escanaba, MI 49829906-786-2192

Delta County Chamber of Commerce

www.marquette.org

501 S. Front St.Marquette, MI 49855906-226-6591

Marquette Chamber of Commerce

www.dickinsonchamber.com

600 S. Stephenson Ave.Iron Mountain, MI 49801906-774-2002

Dickinson County Chamber of Commerce

www.travelbaysdenoc.com

230 Ludington St.Escanaba, MI 49829800-533-4386

Bays de Noc Convention & Visitors Bureau

When completed, the North Country Trail will be a 4,000 mile National Scenic Trail stretching from New York to North Dakota. While the entire trail is open to hiking, only portions are open to other non-motorized uses including mountain biking. Contact the North Country Trail Association at 1-888-454-6282 for more information.

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Random Facts- The Upper Peninsula contains 1,700 miles of continous shoreline.- Dickinson and Menominee Counties are on Central Standard Time (CST). Alger, Delta, Marquette, and Schoolcraft are on Eastern Standard Time (EST).- The Upper Peninsula contains almost one-third of the land area of Michigan but just 3% of the total population.- Logging & tourism remain heavy economic assets to the counties.- The six central counties contain four out of the five largest cities in the U.P. Marquette is the largest, followed by Escanaba, Menominee, and Iron Mountain.

All public and private entities and persons involved in the creation of this map disclaim responsibility and shall not be answerable or held accountable in any manner for loss, damage, or injury that may be suffered as the result of the use of this map.

AlgerCounty Population

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- There are several State and National Forests in the the Central U.P., offering many scenic views, wildlife, and outdoor activites. Some of these forests include the Hiawatha National Forest, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Copper Country, Escanaba River, and Lake Superior State Forests.- The Central U.P. is home to 19 active and non-active lighthouses.- The topography of the region ranges from rolling hills in the north to more level flat lands in the south.

www.northcountrytrail.org

Fitted and Adjusted Bike

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Bells and Horns

Lights and Reflectors

Clothing

Racks, Packs, and Trailers

Safety Accessories

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www.fs.fed.us/r9/ottawa

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Road and TrailRoad and TrailBicycling GuideBicycling GuideSuperior Region - CentralSuperior Region - Central

Alger - Dickinson - Delta Alger - Dickinson - Delta Marquette - Menominee Marquette - Menominee

Schoolcraft CountiesSchoolcraft Counties

http://mandmchamber.com/

601 Marinette Ave.Marinette, WI 54143906-863-2679

Marinette/Menominee Area Chamber of Commerce

http://www.travelmarquettemichigan.com/

337 W. Washington St.Marquette, MI 49855800-544-4321

Marquette Country Convention & Visitors Bureau

http://www.schoolcraftcountychamber.org/

1000 W. Lakeshore Dr.Manistique, MI 49854888-819-7420

Schoolcraft County Chamber of Commerce

www.algercounty.org

129 E. MunisingMunising, MI 49862906-387-2138

Alger County Chamber of Commerce

*Traffic volumes are estimated on an average 24-hour period. Rushhour (peak period) traffic volume can be much greater than at other times of the day. Traffic volume also varies by season and day of theweek.** Minor roads generally have lower traffic volume but road width and surface type may make them less appropriate as a bike route. Consult local county road commissions for more information.www.micountyroads.org

4' or greater paved shoulder

or bike lane

Transportation NetworkVehicle Traffic Volume* - vehicles per day

Light (below 2,500)Medium (2,500 - 10,000)Heavy (above 10,000)

Minor Roads/No Data

Mileage Marks 7

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Incorporated City/Village Limits

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Lighthouse

Trail Head

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Place Name

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Bicycle and Shared Use Paths

Foot Trail

Shared Use Local Path(looped system or within a park)

Unimproved Shared Use Regional Path(gravel or dirt)

Improved Shared Use Regional Path(paved or crushed fines)

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Hiking!F

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Campground!9

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