Most Michiganders Haven't Heard Of Little Mac, The Longest Wooden Suspension Bridge In The Lower Peninsula
Sophie Boudreau
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Michigan is overflowing with hidden gems. From underrated trails to secret beaches full of natural beauty, there’s no shortage of lovely spots to uncover all throughout the Great Lakes State. One hiking area here in Michigan houses an impressive pedestrian bridge that might have slipped under your radar — until now. Come along as we traverse the Little Mac Bridge. It’s not quite as famous as the much larger Mackinac Bridge, but it’s just as worthy of an adventure.
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For more information about the Manistee River Trail and the Little Mac Foot Bridge, check out our friends at Alltrails. If you’re an avid hiker, consider signing up for a free trial of Alltrails+. It’s got all kinds of benefits, like downloadable trail maps and more.
Have you been lucky enough to cross this pedestrian bridge during past visits to the area? If so, what do you think? We’d love for you to share your experiences with us in the comments section. Or, if you want to recommend another hidden Michigan treasure for a future piece, please be sure to fill out our recommendation form.
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