C04_Attachment 3 - Maps.pdf

This is an informational map and guide document for the Indian River Canoe & Kayak Trail located within the Hiawatha National Forest. The trail spans approximately 125 miles and provides water-based recreational opportunities through a series of lakes and river segments in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

The document presents a comprehensive distance chart indicating mileage between all major waypoints along the trail, including Doe Lake, Bear Lake, Fish Lake, Four Pond, Deer Creek, Pine Peak, Boulder Plateau, Ironjaw, Tomny Page, Indian River Shelter, Little Indian, Thunder Lake Road, Delias, Cedar Point, Indian River Campground, and Jack Pine Dam. The map includes designated access points, camping locations (including canoe-in/canoe-in-drop-in options), and hiking trail indicators. Recommended routes are marked for both canoe and kayak navigation, with distinctions made between maintained and non-maintained water routes. The document identifies private property boundaries and waterbody features to assist recreational users in planning multi-day paddling expeditions. Multiple photographs demonstrate canoe and kayak activities throughout the trail system. This document serves as a recreational planning tool rather than a federal contract solicitation document.