| Segment 15 Wetmore Landing to Little Presque Isle Point |
| Trail adopter(s): Rebecca Marjonen, 906-226-7380 / beckym1355@yahoo.com |
| Segment length: 2.2 miles |
| Last update: March 2010 |
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Westbound: Although overall the trail is heading west, this segment is mostly northbound as it picks up from the intersection of the Wetmore Landing parking area trail and hugs the shoreline of Lake Superior through beautiful pines and hardwoods with views of the lake that are spectacular. You arrive at Little Presque Isle Point that has a handicap accessible viewing pad before taking that trail back to the parking area.
Eastbound: Although overall the trail is heading east, this segment is mostly southbound as it takes off from Little Presque Isle Point that is accessed via a handicap accessible trail from the parking lot. At the intersection with the NCNST, the handicap accessible trail proceeds towards the point where it ends with a viewing area of Little Presque Isle. Turn right at the intersection and follow the NCNST as it traverses rocks and goes in and out of the woods as it hugs the Lake Superior shoreline, giving excellent views of the lake and the shore. This segment ends at the Wetmore Landing parking area trail. |
| Other trail: Harlow Lake Trails |
| Previous segment: 14 - County Road 550 to Wetmore |
| Next segment: 16 - Little Presque Isle Point to Echo Lake Road |
Vehicle access for this segment is via:
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County Road 550 (the Big Bay Road) approximately 6.1 miles north of the intersection of County Road 550 and Sugarloaf Avenue in Marquette, turn right into the Wetmore Landing parking area.
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County Road 550 approximately 7 miles north of the intersection of County Road 550 and Sugarloaf Avenue in Marquette, turn right into the Little Presque Isle Point parking area. Drive to the end for the closest parking and take the handicap accessible trail to the point where it intersects the NCNST.

Download printable full page map as well as directions as a pdf file.
As you get out and hike this or any of our segments, please contact the trail adopter or Cliff Stammer (906-228-9897 / cnstammer@charter.net) with reports of trail conditions, including blow-downs, washouts, and inadequate blazing.
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Trail along Lake Superior shoreline

Artwork along the trail

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