Marquette, Michigan to Pete’s Lake National Forest Service Campground, Hiawatha National Forest, Michigan 61.1 miles

Slow out of town again, you see the pattern? There always seems to be a coffee shop or bakery with a strong gravitational pull that I have to pass before leaving town.

Good coffee and pastries can be found here

Besides leaving behind the magic of Marquette, I was also leaving behind the, not so subtle, beauty of Lake Superior later today.

I finally caught just a bit of what my eyes saw in the waters of Lake Superior.

Back home when I was planning the route for this trip, I came across a place on Google maps labeled Lakenenland. I remember thinking it would be a cool place to see and it was right on my route. It had dropped off my radar until I saw a sign for it and rode in. It was pretty cool. It is an outdoor sculpture park. I think one guy did most of the sculptures. Obviously he is a talented welder.

Lakenenland
Lakenenland
Lakenenland

It wasn’t too much longer and my route peeled away from the Lake Superior shoreline, sad to see her go.

Goodbye Lake Superior

Soon I road into Hiawatha national Forest. It was quite beautiful. Eventually I settled on staying at Petes Lake Campground, it was a national Forest Campground with a very kind campground host. 

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